📍 Norblin Factory - an award winning, landmark, mixed-use, urban regeneration project in Warsaw

The revitalisation of the former Norblin, Buch Brothers and T. Werner factory began in 2008 when the two-hectare post-industrial site located at the junction of Żelazna, Łucka and Prosta streets was acquired by the Capital Park Group. Bringing the post-factory complex back to life turned out to be an extremely demanding and complicated process both during design and construction. The first phase of the investment project involved preparatory work including concept development in accordance with conservation guidelines, compiling necessary documentation and obtaining required permits. It was followed by four years of construction and revitalisation work involving at times as many as 1000 employees and over 100 conservators. The investment project has restored the former factory buildings to their former glory. On top of them, eight-storey modern office space was built in an industrial style. Norblin Factory offers over 65,000 sq.m. of usable area with state-of-the-art A+ class offices taking up 41,000 sq.m. of space and the remaining 24,000 sq.m. filled with entertainment, culture, food, service, retail, health & beauty concepts including the original boutique cinema KinoGram, the organic market BioBazar, the largest food hall in the capital city with Food Town and many restaurants, MOXO club & restaurant, Amar Beirut, the Piano Bar with live music, Norblin Factory Museum, Art Box Experience gallery, Apple Museum Poland, edutainment concept – Smart Kids Planet as well as shops and retail and service outlets. More information: → www: https://fabrykanorblina.pl/en/norblin... → LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fabr... → Facebook:   / fabrykanorblina   → IG:   / fabrykanorblina   Music → Błażej Sudnikowicz Historic photos → from the collection of Werner Family