Warsaw is a truly identical city. This Polish capital past’s that ignites the principal of hope and spirit for its future. Being no longer satisfied with only conventional looks, the city is renewing its own identity through culture, fashion and an unrivaled approach to living. One of the sign is Złota 44, a title to luxury apartment tower, which will be ready by 2008. It located near to the Warszawa-Centralna train station, opposite the Palace of Culture and near the Metro Centrum station.

This is not regular corporate building that gives Warsaw only blank meaning. The walls sharply bend to the sides like sails, covered with a spectacular glass structure, provide an unlimited source of sunlight to its spacious living spaces in the wind and that’s why they dubbed it the ‘Glass Sail’. The eastern face of the building is faced abreast to the path of the sun to provide required daylight to surrounding buildings.With height approximately 192-meter it will remind to an office center rather than an apartment. Zlota 44 is hi-tech and environment friendly by achieve the highest levels of energy and water savings.The unique Zlota 44 form is based on Warsaw history and its light. The building is surely striking with its neighbors.

Zlota 44 Tower is how the Polish culture answers the question around the destruction by the Nazis and invasion of the Soviets, this building is the representative of a new direction for Poland, spanning east and west. It is a response to the destruction of Warsaw and post war Russian reconstruction in the World War II.

A job for the duet

The project developed by the duet of Jean-François Ott, Orco Property Group Founder which has obtained the planning permission for its new investment and Daniel Libeskind, an internationally renowned architect of Polish origin. For Ott, it’s a stair to next level, how to challenge the established perception of property design through the realization of never seen before architectural project. In other word, he tries to facing the majority capitals of Europe.

“This project will symbolize the new age of the Polish capital and its freedom” said Jean-François Ott. “It is the people of Warsaw, the Polish Culture and the renaissance of the city that provide the true inspiration for this project.” He added.

According to Ott, Warsaw filled with great potential, but lacks of spectacular and modern architecture. Now that the ‘green light’ has been granted, he believes that the centre of the Polish capital city has a great chance to become the next big places in Europe.

It’s a pride for Daniel Libeskind, the architect, “I have known this place from my childhood. It is the very heart of Warsaw - a city with untold potential. Złota 44 will symbolise this wealth of opportunity and emphasize its value to the world. It is a building that embraces the aspirations of Warsaw. A unique building shaped by Warsaw’s history and its light. This building will address a major shift in major cities around the world, where residential buildings will emerge as the most striking designs.”

Daniel’s designs fascinate, inspire and emotionally connect with all those that look upon them. His vision will be a beacon for today generation of architects and the common man alike. Mr. Libeskind established his architectural studio in Berlin, Germany in 1989, before people knowing him for the Jewish Museum Berlin, an award winning project in 1990. Daniel Libeskind buildings radiate with soul and emotions through breathtaking geometrical design, and maybe that’s why he winning the competition for the World Trade Center rebuilding.

The high rise won’t be yet another office building which becomes solitude after dusk, but a place bustling with activity 24/7. “Złota 44 will be a key to the city’s liveliness. It is natural that a town evolves together with changes in the lifestyle and changes to the architecture. This building will introduce such a positive change. We are convinced that it will revitalize the centre of Warsaw,” says Daniel Libeskind.

A luxury living, isn’t it?

In addition to 54-level high-rise comprised with 251 luxury apartments there’s a retail area, an amenity floor, secure parking, and a generous but elegant lobby for greeting friends. Also you can try a unique 25-meter stainless steel swimming pool, a fitness centre, spa and Turkish sauna, hammamm. It’s more than a living place. Steady doorman-concierge is present, trained by Le Regina and ready to help you. On the wooden sun deck, towering above the city, all residents can access a hot tub and landscaped gardens.

There’s four kind of living room to choose:

• The Traditional for an elegant expression of quality and mature sophistication.
• The Contemporary which defined by elegant materials mixtured in a manner which emphasizes their quality.
• The Sustainable Modernist, an understanding of ecology and of the impact that recycled architecture material has on the natural environment.
• Daniel Libeskind, with his sharp and meaningful design it’s the style for 21st century living.

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