Skyliner II construction reaches halfway point in Warsaw

The construction of Skyliner II, the second tower of the office complex developed by Karimpol Group in Warsaw, has reached half of its planned height. Work is currently underway on the 15th floor, at around 65 metres. The 130-metre tower will ultimately comprise 28 floors, with completion scheduled for the end of the fourth quarter of 2026.

The building is being constructed using the ACS self-climbing formwork system, with reinforced concrete works secured by RCS protective covers. Each office floor is completed within five days, according to the general contractor, Warbud S.A. Installation of the glass façade has begun on the lower levels and is now visible up to the fifth floor, while finishing works are ongoing in the basement and on the first eight floors above ground.

Skyliner II will provide a total of 24,000 square metres of space, including approximately 23,000 sqm of offices and nearly 1,000 sqm of retail and service units at ground level. Standard office floors will measure around 1,100 sqm. The upper levels will feature garden terraces covering nearly 900 sqm, linked by external stairs and served by a dedicated lift. The tower will also include 10 lifts in total, along with a five-storey underground car park offering 217 spaces and 100 bicycle stands.

The project will connect to the first Skyliner tower via a podium of 4,500 sqm, which will house retail and service facilities and provide public access between Warszawa Główna railway station and Rondo Daszyńskiego. The building has been awarded a BREEAM Outstanding certificate, with energy supply planned from renewable sources.

Skyliner II was designed by APA Wojciechowski Architekci. Warbud S.A. is the general contractor, Hill International oversees project management, and CBRE Poland is handling commercialisation.