Skanska is set to invest $55.6m (SEK480m) in a new building in the Centrum Południe office complex located in Wroclaw, Poland.
The office building is situated in the new business district of the city. It will have a total leasable area of around 21,500m2.
Offering 200 underground parking places, the 13-storey office building will include public space for relaxation, walks and meetings.
It is claimed to be the first of its kind in Wroclaw to use anti-smog pavement made of green concretex.
Construction on the project is planned to commence in September 2021 with completion scheduled in the fourth quarter of next year.
In a press statement, Sanska said that the building is “expected to receive several certifications awarded to futureproof, safe and top-quality office spaces supporting people’s health and wellbeing as well as climate targets; LEED Platinum, WELL Core & Shell, WELL Health & Safety Rating and Building without Barriers.”
Sanska said that the more than 60% has already been leased for the first phase of the Centrum Południe complex, which will have a total usable space of about 85,000m2.
The first phase of the project comprises two buildings with a total leasable area of 28,100m2.
Earlier this year, Skanska secured a contract worth $35.9m (SEK310m) from Beiersdorf Manufacturing Poznań to expand and reconstruct a production facility in Poznań, Poland.
The contract involves the construction of nine new buildings and expansion or modernisation of four existing buildings, with a total area of 36,700m2. These buildings include a process building, a warehouse, laboratories, offices, and utility buildings.
The construction is planned for completion in April 2023.
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Illustration of Centrum Południe complex. Credit: Skanska.
