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important race of the season – the Great Warsaw Race – took place and Eco Classic was a partner of this event.

The Great Warsaw Race originally took place at Pole Mokotowskie and since 1939 at the Horse Racing Track in Służewiec district. Till this day it is a great attraction for the fans of horse racing. In the early years, horse racing was a very popular and a prestigious way of spending leisure for the whole family. Today, the racing track is dying, but the new host – the football pools – wants to help the track to regain its former splendour. Organizing the Great Warsaw Race on a grand scale is one of the events that are to help to revitalize Służewiec district. Eco Classic, which builds its biggest investment so far – Hubertus residential complex -  in the close vicinity of the race track,  was a partner of this venture.

Eco Classic’s engagement in the Great Warsaw Race is a good will gesture to the new vision of Służewiec district, which keeps on changing and the building of a new residential complex where the old Stalexport used to be, has a chance to become one of the stages of an upcoming change. Wojciech Fabiński, the CEO of Eco Classic hopes that the first stage of Hubertus, which has been handed over for use, will become the herald of a new, joyful and elegant residential district.

was presented, Eco Classic has presented its latest project – Hubertus residential complex.

At the meeting organized by Home Broker at Salon Rynku Pierwotnego during Mokotów Open Days, Eco Classic - the company specializing in creating elegant and functional buildings - presented its offer and the latest project: Hubertus residential complex.

Hubertus complex, constructed between Obrzeżna and Bokserska streets, has a real chance to influence  the way this part of the district is perceived  and the evolution of the area towards a green, comfortable and friendly neighbourhood to live in.
Many of the apartments in Hubertus complex have rooms with a view of Służewiec Horse Racing Track. The characteristic features if this investment are a modern, stylish and elegant architecture of the entire complex, functional, spacious and well lit apartments with a perfect location. Hubertus complex will be arranged in six residential quadrants with 1200 apartments and attractively designed green areas, with numerous alleys, recreation areas and children’s playgrounds. Eco Classic, as in all of its projects, offers the apartments in a developing standard and turnkey as well.

During the Open Days organized by Home Broker, customers interested in buying an apartment not only had the chance to learn about the new vision of Mokotów district, but also to learn what the developers had to offer, take advice from real-estate experts and take advantage of special offers prepared for that day.

Salon Rynku Pierwotnego is located in the International Business Center building at Polna 11 St.

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the same time, isolating the buildings from the busy streets protects the residents from the noise, allowing them to live in peace and quiet. We have begun selling turnkey apartments. Please have a look!

organized by the Baltic Culture Centre in the area of Gdynia, Gdańsk and Sopot.

Gdynia, Gdańsk and Sopot, 10.05.2008 - 30.06.2008
The project of an artistic exchange of experiences and artists between Poland and Canada was born in 2003 during a conversation, between Jacquesem Berube and Jarosławem Bujnym in Gdańska, about the development of art, current trends and an attempt of comparing them.



The title of the exhibition was inspired by the spirit of the sea where the authors and organization creating the Baltic Culture Centre project come from; (Baltic Sea - Mer Baltique), centre Vaste et Vague (Chaleurs Bay - Baie-des-Chaleurs)



On June 29 2007, "BALTIQUE des CHALEURS" in Centre d`artistes Vaste et Vague in Carleton sur Mer was officially opened. Centre Vaste et Vogue is a modern organization created in 1990, located in Carleton, Gaspesje peninsula in Quebec. The main goal of the organization is to promote culture and modern art.

The Polish artists of the exhibition:
Agnieszka Gewartowska   - lithography
Grażyna Tomaszewska-Sobko - objects
Dorota Spłocharska   - objects, installation
Barbara Polkowska-Ugwu  - objects
Jarosław Bujny   - photography
 

The Canadian artists of the exhibition
Catherine Cote   - painting (Montreal)
Fernande Forest   - photography, installation
Michele Lorrain   - objects, painting (La Pocatiere)
Maryse Goudreau   - photography (pointe la Croix)
Paul Walty    - drawing (Toronto, Ontario)
Christopher Varady-Szabo  - Land Art
Jean-Yves Vigneau   - Sea art
Jacques Berube   - Video art
Karin Ledoyen   - Choreography, modern dance (Quebec City)
Julie Belley    - performance, modern dance
Celine Boucher   - performance, modern dance

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