NO. 44 Złota 44 · Warsaw · Śródmieście
Złota 44 is a residential skyscraper in Warsaw's Śródmieście district: 192 meters in height, 52 stories and 290 private residences, and one of the most recognizable landmarks on the city's skyline. On this page we describe the architecture and interiors designed by Daniel Libeskind, the amenities on the 8th floor, the everyday services, the parking and the building's location.
The people of Warsaw affectionately call Złota 44 the Sail, after its distinctive curved facade, reminiscent of a sail filled with wind.
Daniel Libeskind himself spoke of the wing of an eagle rising into flight. Both readings describe the same thing: a dynamic silhouette that sets this Warsaw skyscraper apart from the rectangular towers of the city center.
Architecture and interiorsZłota 44 was designed by Daniel Libeskind, the architect of the Jewish Museum Berlin. It is one of the tallest residential buildings in the European Union. The irregular, curved form looks different from every side of the city and, inside, produces apartments with one-of-a-kind layouts.
The higher you go, the wider the view: from the windows of Złota 44 you see the Palace of Culture and Science, the rooftops of Śródmieście and the skyline of the whole city center.
The entire 8th floor of Złota 44 is a shared space reserved for residents. The amenities are divided into two zones: wellness, a place to train and recover away from the pace of central Warsaw, and the club zone, for meeting, entertainment and quiet work outside the apartment. Owners and tenants of apartments in Złota 44 use both zones on the same terms.
The part of the 8th floor dedicated to health and regeneration. Residents of Złota 44 have at their disposal:
A lifeguard watches over the pool during the day.
A space for relaxing, meeting and working away from the apartment. Here, residents of Złota 44 have at their disposal:
The bar staff will prepare drinks and serve them straight to your table. Cinema and golf simulator bookings are handled through the Resident App.
The reception in the Złota 44 lobby is staffed around the clock: it watches over the building's security, receives parcels and deliveries, and helps whenever you need anything. The concierge will also take care of small errands, while a comfortable seating area by the entrance invites you to pause for a moment or hold an informal meeting.
In the Złota 44 wine cellar, every bottle matures in ideal storage conditions. Right next door, an intimate relaxation area awaits: the place to open a favorite vintage and savor it without haste.
Residents of Złota 44 have their own app at their disposal. Use it to book the cinema and the golf simulator, register guests, order cleaning, drinks or flowers, and receive a notification when a parcel is waiting for you at reception.
A private parking space in the building's garage is an option that can be paired with an apartment in Złota 44. In the very heart of Warsaw there is hardly a greater comfort: instead of circling Śródmieście in search of a free space, you drive straight into the building and are home moments later.
Złota 44 · Śródmieście
Złota 44 stands in Śródmieście, in the very center of Warsaw. Restaurants, boutiques and the city's main transport hubs are all within walking distance. The address Złota 44 is one of the most recognizable landmarks of the Warsaw skyline.
Shopping center, restaurants and a cinema just across the street.
Theaters, the Kinoteka cinema and a viewing terrace on the 30th floor.
The main train station with direct connections across Poland and Europe.
The second metro line and the business heart of the city.
A historic park with a fountain, ideal for a morning run.
Around 10 km from the building's door.
Daniel Libeskind, an architect born in Łódź, founder of Studio Libeskind in New York and author of, among others, the Jewish Museum Berlin and the master plan for the rebuilding of the World Trade Center.
192 meters in height and 52 stories, home to 290 private residences. The building was completed in 2017.
A 25-meter indoor pool, a heated jacuzzi on the terrace, a dry sauna and a steam sauna, a massage room, a gym, a private cinema, a golf simulator, a lounge with a bar, a co-working area and a terrace. A lifeguard is present at the pool during the day.
The interiors of the apartments follow the building's form: many have a one-of-a-kind layout and a view of the Palace of Culture or the center of Warsaw. The shared spaces are the lobby with its 24-hour reception and the entire 8th floor with the pool. Photos of the interiors and floor plans of every type can be found on the apartments for sale page.
It is the popular nickname given to the building by the people of Warsaw. Its curved facade resembles a sail filled with wind.
