The Norblin Factory is a mixed-use complex in the heart of Warsaw’s Wola district. After a years’ long revitalisation of the former Norblin, Buch Brothers and T. Werner factories, it has reopened to the city with its charming historical buildings integrated with modern architecture. The Norblin Factory has more than 65,000 m2 of usable space. The predominant function of the project is modern office space spanning as much as 41,000 m2 combined with multifunctional space in the remaining 24,000 m2 on levels -1 to +2. Visitors to the Norblin Factory have access to unique culture, entertainment and food concepts including the designer boutique cinema KinoGram, the ecological market BioBazar, the largest food zone in the capital city including the Food Town, the Piano Bar with live music in one of the oldest buildings in the complex, the Norblin Factory Museum which commemorates the 200-year history of the site, the immersive space Art Box Experience, the Apple Museum Poland, as well as shops and retail outlets. Customers can use as many as 724 parking spaces in the underground car park, bicycle racks located throughout the site, as well as 96 spaces in Poland’s first automatic underground car park for bicycles.