Poland Łódź cotton mill given new spin

The factory, which was built 140 years ago, is now to be converted into apartments, offices, stores and recreational facilities by investor Cavatina Holding.

Four buildings currently stand on the 4 ha site. The project includes the renovation of a 100-year-old park with a fountain. Class A offices are to be developed in the former ‘American’ spinning building (where cotton from the US was once processed), while the weaving and winding buildings are to be converted into apartment buildings.

We are very pleased with the launch of this amazing project. Historic architecture is not only a major design and construction challenge, but above all there is the developer’s commitment to consciously and responsibly fulfil its city-forming role. The restored complex will also include offices, apartments for rent and retail and service premises, which will attract both tenants and residents of Łódź – and this is extremely important for the development of the city and the district.
Cavatina Holding

The work is being supervised by the city’s monument conservation department.