Regus - Warsaw Metropolitan

The Metropolitan, a building of exceptional standards in Poland and Europe, was designed by Lord Foster to harmonize with its historical surroundings using cutting-edge technologies and top-tier architecture. While many post-war production plants have disappeared in Warsaw, the city still houses a steel mill, a car factory, and numerous national institutions, government agencies, as well as local and international businesses. With increased foreign investments and economic growth, the capital of Poland boasts new healthcare facilities and enhanced infrastructure including new roads, bridges, and overpasses. Recognized as a major world city by Loughborough University's Globalisation and World Cities (GaWC) Study Group and Network, Warsaw is ranked alongside Rome and Amsterdam, and placed 8th out of 65 cities in Mastercard's Emerging Markets Index in 2008.