We listen to the stories held within these walls, preserve the Hall’s character and open its next chapter.
1899
Construction begins on the Mirowskie Halls. Warsaw is creating a modern home for trade, soon to become part of everyday life. Traders, fresh produce and daily encounters will shape the character of this place for generations to come.
Archival materials: Narodowe Centrum Cyfrowe (NAC)
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The revitalisation will restore the Hall’s historic architecture and give the building a contemporary role. Once reopened, it will bring together a market, independent food concepts, culture, sport and everyday city life.
Hala Gwardii stands at plac Mirowski 3, in the heart of the city and close to the historic Saxon Axis.
New Warsaw Centre
Its return forms part of the New Warsaw Centre — a programme bringing central Warsaw closer to its residents, introducing more greenery and creating welcoming spaces for everyday life, encounters and time well spent.
People will give the Hall its rhythm
Architecture will provide the setting, while the Hall’s everyday character will be shaped by its hosts, residents, neighbours and visitors. Each person will bring something of their own. From these encounters, conversations and shared experiences, a lively and welcoming place will emerge — closely connected to Warsaw and its people.
A place rooted in history will emerge, open to new ideas, experiences and ways of coming together.
Everyone will bring something of their own. These encounters, conversations and shared experiences will create a lively, welcoming place.
The restoration of Hala Gwardii brings together the expertise of the city, the investor, designers and contractors. Their shared goal is to preserve the character of this historic building and prepare it for a new role in Warsaw’s everyday life.
Public partner: City of Warsaw
Investor: CBR Events
Architectural design: KALLAN Sp. z o.o.
