Skanska starts third stage of Park Skandynawia estate in Warsaw

Developer Skanska consistently implements the philosophy of functional, aesthetic, and timeless architecture, inscribed in the local infrastructure, while focusing on sustainable construction. Such will also be the next two buildings in Park Skandynawia estate, which will be erected in accordance with the requirements of BREEAM certification, and their construction will be fully powered by energy from renewable sources.

"The next stage of the Park Skandynawia estate will be an obvious continuation of the architectural solutions characteristic of previous investments in this project. The buildings of the third stage will be decorated in bright, Scandinavian colors. Each apartment will have large glazing – the window joinery inside the apartments will be finished in white. Of course, an important element of the investment will be carefully designed greenery in common areas – including planting specially selected species of shrubs and trees and introducing small architecture elements to the estate," Tomasz Soczawa, senior project manager at Skanska, said.

The new stage of the Skanska estate in Warsaw's Gocław district consists of two buildings with 206 apartments of various sizes, from 28-110 sqm. The whole was designed to ensure maximum access to natural light, including thanks to the above-standard sizes of windows.

"Park Skandynawia is a modern and friendly estate with an interesting history. The investment combines Scandinavian aesthetics and functionality of buildings with comprehensive infrastructure in the vicinity of the investment – this is a very big plus of this location. The residents have at their disposal shops, a pharmacy, educational establishments, restaurants and cafes, a post office, clinic, and recreational areas," Karol Chudzik, project leader at Skanska, added.

(WBJ)