On 17 October, Skyliner once again participated in Night of Skyscrapers, an event organised by NowaWarszawa.pl. This year, Karimpol Polska opened both towers of its flagship Warsaw complex to visitors – the completed Skyliner I and Skyliner II, currently under construction. The event attracted tremendous interest, with all guided tours fully booked.
Visitors to Skyliner II had a unique opportunity to explore the construction site of the 130-metre tower, including its impressive two-level lobby and the 26th floor, offering panoramic views of Warsaw and the building’s cascading terraces. The tours were led by Konrad Brzozowski from Warbud S.A., the general contractor for both towers.
The programme also featured two panel discussions held in Skyliner I’s lobby. “Height Matters: What Will Warsaw Look Like in the Future?” explored the city’s development and the role of skyscrapers in shaping its skyline, while “Art in Urban Spaces” focused on the relationship between art, architecture and the urban environment. The discussions brought together architects, artists, urban experts and industry representatives, including Szymon Zduńczyk, Managing Director of Karimpol Polska.
Another highlight was the opening of an exhibition by Hanna Ewa Masojada, featuring large-scale paintings on silk, including two monumental 12.5-metre-long compositions displayed in Skyliner’s 16-metre-high lobby.
In the evening, visitors explored Skyliner I, including Bolt’s offices on the 35th floor and the technical rooftop on the 39th floor, approximately 150 metres above ground, offering spectacular views of central Warsaw and the Vistula River. The tours were guided by representatives of Karimpol Polska, APA Wojciechowski Architekci and Warbud S.A.
