The premises contain: a conference and training room with an area of 29 m² (accommodates 30 people, equipped with a projector and screen), 39.5 m² of open space (4 office workstations and an office secretariat), a work room of 25 m² (8 office workstations), work room 16 m² (4 office workstations) with access to the loggia, office 10 m², also with access to the loggia, assistant's room 6 m², kitchen 5 m² (sink, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave), accounting 7 m² (1 office space), women's and men's toilets of 2 m² each, a loggia of 7 m² and a basement of 8 m² with elevator access.
The area has complete infrastructure and excellent connections with other parts of the city - just 5 minutes to the Pole Mokotowskie metro station. This is a beautiful, quiet and dynamic area, 300 m away is the green Anthony Slonimsky Square.
The premises are very sunny thanks to the windows facing south, west and east and are fully air-conditioned. The building is equipped with an elevator accessible to wheelchair users and has an underground garage.
Several parking spaces can be rented under the building, and in the closed courtyard there is parking for 8-10 cars. The premises are ideal for both an apartment and a prestigious office. PVC windows with shutters, granite and oak parquet floors. The premises are in very good condition, fully furnished and equipped. All furniture and lighting were designed and made to order.
The building was built in the 1970s and was intended for employees of the Office of the Council of Ministers, having an underground garage for a dozen cars. At Madalinski 50/52, the premises represent a historical cross-section of the Polish People's Republic and the Third Polish Republic. The apartment was originally designed for prof. Victor Zin, then belonged to the famous Polish composer and conductor Jerzy Satanowski. In 1997, the premises were purchased by the WOSP Foundation and served as the orchestra's headquarters for 10 years. In 2008, the new owners carried out a major renovation, turning it into office space
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