North Gate (Warsaw)

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North Gate
Former names	Centrum Belvedere
General information
Location	Warsaw, Poland
Address	ul. Bonifraterska 17
Coordinates	52°15′16″N 20°59′54.16″E / 52.25444°N 20.9983778°E / 52.25444; 20.9983778Coordinates: 52°15′16″N 20°59′54.16″E / 52.25444°N 20.9983778°E / 52.25444; 20.9983778
Construction started	May 2006
Completed	2008
Height	94 metres (308 ft)
Technical details
Floor count	26
Floor area	28,146 square metres (302,960 sq ft)
Website
north-gate.pl

North Gate (formerly Centrum Belvedere) is a high-rise office building in Warsaw, Poland.

Description[]

The building is located between Intraco I skyscraper and the Polonia Warszawa football club stadium. In total, the building has approximately 28,146m² of office space.^[1] The building has 310 parking spaces.

The ground floor of the building is designed for trade and services, and the rest of the floors are occupied by offices. Floors 11 to 24 are a part of the tower itself.

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