British architecture studio Foster + Partners has completed its Warsaw Tower in Warsaw, Poland.
A super high skyscraper 310 meters and is now the tallest building in the European Union.
The skyscraper, which houses offices, restaurants, retail facilities and a sky garden, has surpassed the 259-metre-high Commerzbank Tower, built in Frankfurt in 1997.
Unveiled for the first time in 2017, the 310-meter-tall Varso Tower has a rectilinear form consisting of three volumes that swing into one while reaching its highest point at 230 meters.
The structure is topped by an 80-meter high peak. It is located in the center of Warsaw on a site near the Warsaw Central Station city railway station and is part of the 3-tower Warsaw Place business center development.
The 53-story skyscraper houses 70,000 square meters of office space for HB Reavis, domestic and international companies as well as a number of start-ups.
"Varso Tower is a timeless addition to the skyline and a vibrant destination in the heart of Warsaw," said Foster + Partners partner Jedrzej Kolesinski.