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A Czech Billionaire Will Build a 170-Meter Tower in Warsaw. The Contract Is Worth PLN 840 Million.

One of the most anticipated skyscrapers in central Warsaw is finally entering construction. The luxurious Roma Tower will offer 357 apartments, a private cinema, and a swimming pool high above the city. The project's main investor is the Czech group AKIPIA, founded by arms industry billionaire Michal Strnad and his two partners.
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One of the most anticipated skyscrapers in central Warsaw is finally entering construction. The luxurious Roma Tower will offer 357 apartments, a private cinema, and a swimming pool high above the city. The project's main investor is the Czech group AKIPIA, founded by arms industry billionaire Michal Strnad and his two partners.

Construction is underway on Roma Tower in Warsaw. Permission has been granted, a contractor has been selected, and work is scheduled to begin in October at the intersection of Emilii Plater, Nowogrodzka, and Św. Barbara Streets. The only thing that remains to be seen is what the 170-meter tower will look like.

The Czech investment group AKIPIA is joining Liebrecht & wooD and BBI Development in the Roma Tower project in Warsaw. A 170-meter ultra-luxury apartment building with 357 apartments will be built at the intersection of Emilii Plater and Nowogrodzka Streets. The renowned Italian studio Pininfarina is responsible for the interior design and finishing options for the apartments. We are proud that AKIPIA is joining Roma Tower. They are a partner wh…

Strabag has been appointed general contractor for a luxury apartment building. Michal Strnad, a billionaire from the defense industry, has joined the group of investors.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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