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Warsaw's future skyline?

Will Plac Zawiszy see the construction of the European Trade Center, the highest building in Warsaw take place? Its visualisation downloaded from the site www.skyscraperpage.com, appeared in the May edition of 'Eurobuild Poland.' The picture also presented 2 other buildings which look impressive, but don't exist yet. We decided to delve some more into what their story is. European Trade Center This 270-metre, 58 storey, skyscraper was designed by Robert Charkiewicz and Joanna Lengiewicz back in 1997. The building was to be part of a mixed-use complex to be built near Plac Zawiszy (where the Dworzec Główny station in Warsaw stands and on the other side of the street at ul. Towarowa). Polska Sieć Handlowa Polma (Polma Polish Trade Network), which includes Inter Commerce amongst others, were the consortium behind the proposed scheme. Plans stipulated that the 600,000 sqm complex would contain office, retail and residential space as well as a hotel. (To compare, ING's
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