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Warsaw office of the State Bank of the Russian Empire, ul. Bielańska
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Warsaw office of the State Bank of the Russian Empire, ul. Bielańska
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Warsaw office of the State Bank of the Russian Empire, ul. Bielańska
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Warsaw office of the State Bank of the Russian Empire, ul. Bielańska
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Warsaw office of the State Bank of the Russian Empire, ul. Bielańska

Здание Варшавской конторы Государственного банка на Белянской улице
PolandВаршава1907–1911Public buildings
A monumental building of the State Bank of the Russian Empire at ul. Bielańska 10, erected in 1907–1911 to designs by Leon Benois on the site of the Warsaw Mint; the Kingdom of Poland was then part of the Russian Empire. From 1918 it housed the Polish National Loan Bank and from 1926 Bank Polski. The building was damaged in 1939 and 1944, and much of it was demolished in the 1960s; the surviving part was entered in the register of monuments in 1981. After 2010 the Senator office building was erected on the site of the lost part, retaining the surviving walls and foundations.
Монументальное здание Государственного банка Российской империи на улице Белянской, 10, построенное в 1907–1911 годах по проекту Леонтия Бенуа на месте Варшавского монетного двора; Царство Польское тогда входило в состав Российской империи. С 1918 года в нём размещалась Польская краевая ссудная касса, с 1926 года — Банк Польский. Здание было повреждено в 1939 и 1944 годах, в 1960-х годах значительная его часть снесена; сохранившаяся часть в 1981 году внесена в реестр памятников. После 2010 года на месте утраченной части с сохранением уцелевших стен и фундаментов построено офисное здание «Сенатор».

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionCommercial office
Present ownerPrivate owners (the Senator office complex and Reduta Banku Polskiego)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1907
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2022-04
After 1918 the building passed to Poland; according to Whitemad in April 2022, the surviving part is used as an events venue, and the Senator office building was erected after 2010 on the site of the lost part.

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