Warbud News

On 28 September 2015 an opening ceremony was held in Poland's largest children's hospital - built by Warbud in Warsaw. The ribbon was cut by among others Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz, Marshal of the Sejm Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska and Anna Komorowska who was a honorary patron of hospital construction since the beginning of the project.

Warbud was represented by Chairman Włodzimierz Włodarczyk and Mr Lech Wąsowski - Director of the Medical Construction Division.

Warbud has signed a contract for the execution of Phase 3 of the Radiation Therapy Centre for the MSW Hospital in Warsaw. The Employer is the Central Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Interior in Warsaw. The contract was signed on 9 September 2015.

Warbud has signed a contract for the construction of phase 1 of 'Nowe Bemowo' housing estate at Pełczyńskiego St. in Warsaw. The contract was signed on 27 August 2015. The investor for the project is the company Dom Development S.A., the designer - Kulczyński Architekt Sp. z o.o. from Warsaw.

Warbud has signed a contract for the expansion and rebuilding of two building of the 5^th Military Clinical Hospital with a Policlinic (SPZOZ) in Cracow. The Client is the 5^th Military Clinical Hospital with a Policlinic - Independent Public Health Centre (SPZOZ).

The contract was signed on 11 August 2015. Warbud was represented by Mr Wojciech Gerber - Board Member and Mr Lech Wąsowski - Director of the Medical Construction Division DBMed.

In the 25th jubilee edition of the competition Building of the Year, all projects proposed by Warbud got very high marks from the jury.  Our firm was the only one who won as many as two golden statuettes in the same category - cultural and art facilities and one silver statuette in the category of health care facilities.

Warbud has signed a contract for the construction of a shopping and entertainment centre with an office section, underground car parks and a  surface car park, underground coach station, visual information system and landscaping works, internal and external technical infrastructure and the road system.

The modernistic complex "Wroclavia" will be built in the area of the former coach station in the heart of the city. The architecture of the building is very modern. It contrasts with the historic development of Wroclaw. Thus it will be part of the modern urban fabric as a symbol of 21^st century architecture.

In the week from May 18 to 24, 2015 the second edition of the Safety Week was organized on all Warbud's construction sites in Poland. This is the biggest event in the Polish market connected with safety at work. In this year the leading motto of the initiative was "Safety - a common goal." The activities related with the action were widely attended by the employees and subcontractors of all the companies of the Agreement for Safety. The Safety Week was full of presentations, meetings and workshops. On all construction sites of the signatories of the Agreement, which now associates 10 companies, a special poster was displayed advertising the event.

Warbud has signed a contract for the construction of a hangar for transport and passenger aircraft including an apron in Bydgoszcz. The contract was signed on May 4. The Employer is the company Wojskowe Zakłady Lotnicze Nr 2 in Bydgoszcz. The company is one of more than 30 firms owned by the Polish Arms Industry Group.

On 29 April 2015 Polish Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz took part in the ceremony of laying the cornerstone for the New Seat of University Hospital (NSSU) in Cracow-Prokocim. This is one of the largest development projects in the field of public health in Poland and in Europe. Warbud is the leader of the joint-venture implementing the project.

Warbud has signed a contract with Polimex Projekt Opole sp. z o.o. (a special purpose entity formed by Polimex Mostostal) to build reinforced concrete structures of the turbine hall for power units 5 and 6 at Opole Power Plant - Phase 2