WROCŁAW | Sky Tower | 697 Ft / 207 M | U/C

Wroclaw · #1 Posted: **Aug 2, 2007, 7:56 PM**

Sky Tower (2010)

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258 m
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Sky Tower moved closer (ENG)

LC Corp has been given the green light for the development of the Sky Tower complex in Wrocław. A subsidiary of LC Corp – Wrocław Nieruchomości – has been granted a building permit for the office-retail-residential project, which is to replace the Poltegor building on ul. Powstańców Słaskich, ul. Gwiażdzista and ul. Szczęśliwa. The new complex will comprise 7 buildings with a total area of more than 260,000 sqm, as well as a 220m residential tower – the tallest in Poland.

Sky Tower coraz bliżej (PL)

LC Corp ma zielone światło dla wieżowca Sky Tower, który powstanie we Wrocławiu. Wrocław Nieruchomości – spółka zależna od LC Corp – otrzymała pozwolenie na budowę wieży biurowo-handlowo-mieszkalnej, która stanie na miejscu Poltegora przy ulicach Powstańców Śląskich, Gwiaździstej oraz Szczęśliwej. Kompleks złożony z 7 budynków pomieści ponad 260 tys. mkw. powierzchni. W ramach inwestycji powstanie ponad 220-metrowa wieża mieszkalna najwyższa w Polsce.

Centrum Południowe (2011)

http://www.citywroc.info/index.php?dzial=cp/zdjecia
109 m

Grunwaldzki Center (2008)

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http://www.citywroc.info/index.php?dzial=gc/zdjecia
55 m

Hotel Hilton (2010)

http://www.citywroc.info/index.php?dzial=hilton/zdjecia

Odra Tower (2010)

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http://www.citywroc.info/index.php?dzial=ot/zdjecia
130 m ( 34 floors )

Mike K. · #2 Posted: **Aug 8, 2007, 5:26 PM**

Very nice. How much dominance does Wroclaw have in Poland? Seems like it getting tall towers for a city that may not be very big (or is that a mistake on my part?).

Swede · #3 Posted: **Aug 8, 2007, 8:35 PM**

Grunwaldzki Center looks amazing. If only Stockholm had enough LRt/trams to need something like that...

The towers shown also look sweet, i'd love to see such going up in my hood

Ciekawski · #4 Posted: **Aug 8, 2007, 10:16 PM**

Sky Tower project has been completely redesigned. It will look nothing like the one you see here. Unveiling in September so stay tuned.

Ciekawski · #5 Posted: **Aug 8, 2007, 10:22 PM**

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Originally Posted by Mike K.

Very nice. How much dominance does Wroclaw have in Poland? Seems like it getting tall towers for a city that may not be very big (or is that a mistake on my part?).

City has about 650.000 inhabitants. It is the fastest growing city in Poland, in terms of poulation and economically speaking - one big construction site. It is located in Lower Silesia province, its GDP in the last 6 months grew by 11%. It's by far the best managed city in Poland and the region is becoming a high tech mecca for many international companies. It's already one of the biggest centers of white goods manufacturing in Europe and in 2 years it will be the center of flat panel manufacturing in Europe.

I would place Wroclaw right after Warsaw in terms of future economic importance and development.

Wroclaw · #6 Posted: **Aug 9, 2007, 7:44 AM**

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Originally Posted by Ciekawski

City has about 650.000 inhabitants. It is the fastest growing city in Poland, in terms of poulation and economically speaking - one big construction site. It is located in Lower Silesia province, its GDP in the last 6 months grew by 11%. It's by far the best managed city in Poland and the region is becoming a high tech mecca for many international companies. It's already one of the biggest centers of white goods manufacturing in Europe and in 2 years it will be the center of flat panel manufacturing in Europe.

I would place Wroclaw right after Warsaw in terms of future economic importance and development.

Yes

Mike K. · #7 Posted: **Aug 9, 2007, 5:18 PM**

Thanks for the info, Ciekawski, much appreciated.

And thanks for keeping us updated on these projects!

downtown_meltdown · #8 Posted: **Aug 9, 2007, 7:37 PM**

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Originally Posted by Ciekawski

City has about 650.000 inhabitants. It is the fastest growing city in Poland, in terms of poulation and economically speaking - one big construction site. It is located in Lower Silesia province, its GDP in the last 6 months grew by 11%. It's by far the best managed city in Poland and the region is becoming a high tech mecca for many international companies. It's already one of the biggest centers of white goods manufacturing in Europe and in 2 years it will be the center of flat panel manufacturing in Europe.

I would place Wroclaw right after Warsaw in terms of future economic importance and development.

The Tricity is breathing on its neck though.

Wroclaw · #9 Posted: **Aug 9, 2007, 8:10 PM**

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Originally Posted by downtown_meltdown

The Tricity is breathing on its neck though.

But Tricity are : Gdańsk (461,000) + Gdynia (253,500) + Sopot (41,017) + Pruszcz Gdański (23,187) + Rumia (43,000) + Reda (17,868) + Wejcherowo (46,900). 7 cities.

st.petr · #10 Posted: **Aug 13, 2007, 9:23 AM**

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Originally Posted by Wroclaw

But Tricity are : Gdańsk (461,000) + Gdynia (253,500) + Sopot (41,017) + Pruszcz Gdański (23,187) + Rumia (43,000) + Reda (17,868) + Wejcherowo (46,900). 7 cities.

Tricity is Gdansk, Gdynia and Sopot - 751 837 people (1 080 700 in agglomeration), 415 km²
while Wroclaw - 635 000 people (850 000 in agglomeration), 239 km²

Wroclaw · #11 Posted: **Aug 14, 2007, 9:39 AM**

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Originally Posted by st.petr

Tricity is Gdansk, Gdynia and Sopot - 751 837 people (1 080 700 in agglomeration), 415 km²
while Wroclaw - 635 000 people (850 000 in agglomeration), 239 km²

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tricity

Tricity isn't city. Tricity are 3 cities.

DS8® · #12 Posted: **Nov 2, 2007, 4:04 PM**

Odra is really good lookin tower, with stunning design!

Wizzard · #13 Posted: **Nov 4, 2007, 8:36 PM**

Sky Tower looks great and the height is fantastic. I wonder if it will be the only skyscraper in that area or the others will be nearby?

I also don't understand why Leszek Czarnecki decided to remove Poltegor Centre. Maybe it was cheaper to replace quite old building than to buy a new area? I think that after complex reconstruction, Poltegor could serve as another CBD centre.

Ciekawski · #14 Posted: **Nov 5, 2007, 11:44 PM**

City authorities planned for this area to become a new business hub (CBD). There is no other CBD planned (as far as I know). The company had performed a structural analysis and some business modelling and refurbishing the old Poltegor was simply cost-prohibitive. So they tore it down to make space for a new development.

Here is something interesting. When they sifted through the rubbles they found so many different cables that nobody knew nothing about that they came to a conclusion that every room in Poltegor must have been bugged !