Over 100 completed projects — from railway stations and historic buildings to residential developments and hospitals.
• Facility status: building entered into the register of historical monuments; works carried out in accordance with the conservation program, in consultation with the Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. completed the comprehensive reconstruction of the historical building of the former Wilanów Railway Station in Warsaw. The facility, erected around 1926 for the narrow-gauge Wilanów Railway, served as a Polish Post office from the 1970s following the closure of the line. Today, the building is listed in the register of historical monuments, and its reconstruction—conducted from November 2024 to April 2026—was carried out in accordance with the conservation program, in close cooperation with the Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments.
The scope of the project primarily included necessary structural works to secure the monument's future. The soil under the foundations was reinforced using geopolymer injections, a part of the wooden ceiling was replaced with a ribbed WPS ceiling, and the damaged elements of the roof truss and the wooden ceiling over the former waiting room were replaced. The roof received a new ceramic tile covering.
Particular importance was attached to the conservation aspect of the investment. The facades underwent conservation with the restoration of their original colors, determined on the basis of stratigraphic research and consultations with the Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments. The characteristic facade clock underwent renovation and received a new mechanism. The joinery and metalwork with historical features were preserved and subjected to conservation, while the windows were replaced—in agreement with the Conservator—with new ones that combine a historical appearance with contemporary technical parameters. In the interiors, the stone floor made of Morawica limestone in the main hall was restored, and the coat of arms painting from the period of the post office's operation was conserved. In the stairwell, original plasters and polychromes were subjected to conservation.
At the same time, the facility gained a fully modern technical and operational standard. All installations were replaced, and the building was adapted to the needs of people with disabilities. An eco-friendly heating source was applied—a ground source heat pump powered by nine one-hundred-meter boreholes. New utility connections were made, utilizing the existing tank to water the greenery with rainwater. The surroundings of the building were also landscaped: new surfaces made of granite slabs and new greenery plantings were created.
The project required the daily reconciliation of modern construction technologies—from geopolymer injections to the ground source of the heat pump—with the strict heritage conservation rigors protecting the historical fabric. The result is a facility that has regained its historical character from a century ago, while simultaneously being energy-efficient, accessible, and ready to fulfill new public functions—as a cultural space for the residents of Wilanów.
Client: Polish Radio A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. role: General contractor for construction works Location: Warsaw, Poland Completion year:2025
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for construction works at the Polish Radio premises in Warsaw. As general contractor, we were responsible for the full scope of the assigned construction and installation works, carried out in a public-utility and cultural facility.
Working within an operating media institution required efficient organisation of the works and a high standard of finishing while maintaining the continuity of the building's operation.
The result is a modernised, functional space adapted to the needs of Polish Radio's users.
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: Contract Engineer (investor supervision over the execution of the project)
• Commissioned: February 27, 2025
• Type of investment: demolition of the existing building and construction of a new station
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds under the Eastern Poland Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the construction of the new Olsztyn Główny railway station—one of the largest station investments by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) under the Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds from the Eastern Poland Operational Programme. The investment involved the demolition of the existing building from the turn of the 1960s and 1970s and the erection of a completely new, modern facility in its place. The station—the fourth in the history of Olsztyn—was opened to travelers on February 27, 2025.
The new edifice is based on a trapezoidal plan, with a characteristic roof extending beyond the outline of the facade and curving upwards like a sail—in reference to the sailing traditions of the region—and glazed facades in white and gray tones. The building features two above-ground floors and one underground level, which is connected to the platforms by a tunnel; passenger service zones are located on the lowest level, while office spaces for railway companies are on the upper floor. Elements of the previous station's identity were preserved in the new facility—including the historical neon sign and mosaic.
As part of our role, our team provided comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from documentation verification, through ongoing coordination and control of works across all trades, quality control, scheduling, and settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use—taking into account the requirements resulting from the EU co-financing of the project.
The facility is completely free of architectural barriers—tactile paving with warning fields, Braille signage, lowered ticket windows, tactile maps, hearing assistance devices, elevators, and a ramp with a heated surface were provided. The station stands out with eco-friendly solutions: one of the largest photovoltaic installations among Polish railway stations was installed on the roof (1,322 modules with a capacity of approx. 111 kWp), and the building is equipped with mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, LED lighting, and a BMS (Building Management System).
The surroundings of the station were also developed—a representative station square was created with over 1,300 m² of biologically active area, wooden seating, and night illumination, along with a surface parking lot for 58 vehicles featuring a Kiss & Ride zone, and a bicycle shelter with 80 stands.
The result of the investment is a modern, energy-efficient, and fully accessible station that has become a new architectural landmark of Olsztyn and a convenient railway gateway to the Warmia and Masuria region.
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the reconstruction of the historical railway station in Ząbki near Warsaw, carried out by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) under the Station Investment Program. The investment, worth approximately PLN 6.8 million gross, was conducted in the "design and build" formula—the contractor for the design documentation and construction works was a Warsaw-based company. The works began in 2023, and the renovated station was opened to travelers in March 2025.
The facility has exceptional architectural value—the station building was erected in 1952 according to the design of engineer Kazimierz Brandt, and its form, referencing pre-war "winged" platform shelters, is shaped like the body of a 1930s passenger carriage. Therefore, supervision over the project's execution required reconciling contemporary passenger service standards with care for preserving and restoring the historical character of the facility.
As part of our role, our team exercised comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from the verification of the design documentation created in the "design and build" formula, through ongoing coordination and control of construction works across all trades, quality control, and settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use.
The scope of the reconstruction included, among other things, the restoration of the clinker facade tiles, renovation of the plasters reproducing historical divisions, replacement of window and door joinery with a design referencing old railway carriages, restoration of the station clocks, and the installation of three-dimensional signage on the roof. Inside the waiting room, the original tiled stove and geometric floor layout were restored, and the facility was equipped with wooden benches, electronic arrival and departure boards, air conditioning, public toilets, and an AED defibrillator.
The station was adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—solutions included Braille signage, tactile maps of the facility, and the elimination of architectural barriers. The building also received eco-friendly solutions: energy-efficient lighting, photovoltaic panels, and intelligent systems monitoring the consumption of electricity, heat, and water.
The surroundings of the station were also developed: a new sidewalk was built along 3 Maja Street, along with a parking lot for 25 vehicles featuring "kiss and ride" spots, and a roofed shelter for 30 bicycles complete with a repair station.
The result of the investment is a facility that has regained its historical, modernist character, while simultaneously meeting contemporary standards of comfort, accessibility, and energy efficiency—serving the growing number of passengers commuting daily by rail to the Warsaw agglomeration.
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: Contract Engineer (investor supervision over the execution of the project)
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds under the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the reconstruction of the railway station in Siedlce—an investment carried out by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) as part of the Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds from the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme. The works began in the summer of 2021 and lasted approximately two years—the renovated station was opened to travelers on October 6, 2023.
The current station building in Siedlce dates back to 1986 and is a reconstruction of a 19th-century facility destroyed in 1944. The aim of the reconstruction was to reference the aesthetics of the historical station while simultaneously giving the building a modern, orderly character and elevating the standard of passenger service.
As part of our role, our team provided comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from documentation verification, through ongoing coordination and control of works across all trades, quality control, scheduling, and settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use—taking into account the requirements resulting from the EU co-financing of the project.
The scope of the reconstruction included a thorough modernization of the facade and a comprehensive reconstruction of the interiors. The building received new brick facade cladding referencing the historical character of the facility, a night illumination system, an insulated roof structure, and a photovoltaic panel installation; a PKP logo and a clock were placed on the facade. The interiors were brightened, and the passenger space was enlarged—waiting rooms, a ticket office, commercial and retail units, toilets, and electronic information boards were created.
The facility was adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—elevators were installed, contrasting colors for the visually impaired were applied, tactile paving with warning fields, Braille signage, and a ticket office adapted for wheelchair users were provided. The station also received eco-friendly solutions: automatically controlled energy-efficient lighting, photovoltaic panels, and a BMS (Building Management System) optimizing energy consumption. In the station's surroundings, parking spaces, including those for people with disabilities, and a bicycle shelter with racks were planned.
The result of the investment is a brighter, modern, and accessible station that combines references to the historical architecture of Siedlce with comfort and functionality corresponding to contemporary passenger service standards.
Project Details:
• Investor: Municipal Water and Sewerage Enterprise in Warsaw S.A. (MPWiK)
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: General Contractor for construction and conservation works
• Location: Warsaw Water Filters, Warsaw
• Execution: March – December 2022
• Object Status: Historic tower from 1886, part of the Warsaw Water Filters complex (Historic Monument)
About the Project
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the renovation of the historic water tower at the Warsaw Water Filters, carried out for the Municipal Water and Sewerage Enterprise in Warsaw. Erected in 1886, the 40-meter-high tower is one of the capital's most characteristic structures and forms part of the historical Warsaw Water Filters complex, which was granted the status of a Historic Monument in 2012. Due to the prestige of the object, the works were conducted with full respect for its historic character and strict conservation requirements.
Scope of Works
The scope of works included the renovation of the brick facade — repairing cracks and wall cavities, as well as the conservation of decorative sandstone details. Inside, historic cast-iron pipes were cleaned, insulation and electrical installations were replaced, and the wooden doors and staircase were restored. The execution, carried out from March to December 2022, required the involvement of a specialized team — stonemasons, roofers, bricklayers, and electricians.
The Result
The result of the works is the restoration of the former glory to one of Warsaw's most recognizable historic buildings — the restored water tower delights once again, preserving its historical character and immense value to the capital's heritage.
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds under the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the reconstruction of the Kielce Główne railway station—one of the most important station investments of PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) in the Świętokrzyskie region, carried out under the Station Investment Program 2016–2023 and co-financed by European Union funds from the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme. In 2023, the renovated station was opened to passengers.
The station in Kielce is a characteristic facility of late modernism—the current building was erected between 1965 and 1971 according to the design by Jerzy Bortkiewicz from the Railway Design Office. The aim of the reconstruction was to preserve the recognizable modernist form while simultaneously giving the interiors and installations a fully contemporary character—a task requiring the supervision team to carefully reconcile the architectural value of the facility with the scope of a deep technical modernization.
As part of our role, our team provided comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from the verification of design documentation, through ongoing coordination and control of works across all trades, quality control, scheduling, and settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use—complying with the requirements resulting from the EU co-financing of the project.
The scope of the reconstruction covered the body of the building, as well as its interiors and surroundings. The central part of the facade was entirely glazed, while the wings were finished with glass and sandstone. Inside, a representative hall with an area of approx. 500 m² was created, featuring a waiting room, a room for travelers with children, a passenger service center, ticket offices, ticket machines, catering and commercial units, as well as office spaces on the upper floors.
The facility was fully adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—four elevators were installed, and ramps, tactile paving for the blind and visually impaired, tactile maps of the station, as well as adapted ticket offices and toilets were provided. The station also received a range of eco-friendly solutions: photovoltaic panels on the roof, mechanical ventilation with heat recovery, heat pumps, and a BMS (Building Management System) optimizing utility consumption.
The surroundings of the station were also developed—parking spaces were created, along with electric vehicle charging stations and a roofed bicycle shelter. The result of the investment is a modern, energy-efficient, and accessible station that has preserved its modernist character, while also becoming a comfortable and representative railway gateway to Kielce.
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023 — state budget and European Union funds under the Eastern Poland Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the comprehensive reconstruction of the historical railway station in Skarżysko-Kamienna—one of the largest investments carried out by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) as part of the Station Investment Program 2016–2023, financed by the state budget and European Union funds from the Eastern Poland Operational Programme.
The station in Skarżysko-Kamienna is a facility of exceptional scale and history—the historical building dates back to 1885 and is one of the most magnificent stations in the Świętokrzyskie region. The aim of the reconstruction was to combine the historical fabric of the building with modern systems and passenger service standards, which required the supervision team to pay special attention to the quality of renovation works conducted in parallel with the deep technical reconstruction of the facility.
As part of our role, our team provided comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from documentation verification, through ongoing coordination and control of works across all trades, quality control, scheduling, and settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use—taking into account the requirements resulting from the EU co-financing of the project.
The scope of the investment was extensive and included the entire railway surroundings of the facility. For the duration of the works, a temporary station was set up, warehouse and service buildings were demolished, siding tracks were dismantled, and platform no. 1 was raised. The building itself underwent a thorough renovation: the stone plinth was restored, the sandstone facades were cleaned and conserved, the colonnade and first-floor balustrades were restored, and the historical window and door joinery was recreated along with a new roof covering. The interiors gained a representative hall with granite floors and new lighting, ticket offices, a quiet waiting room, toilets, commercial units, office spaces, and a Railway Tradition Room. A parking lot for 150 cars was built next to the station.
The facility was fully adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—three elevators and automatic doors were installed, a ramp was built at the main entrance, tactile paving on the floor and in the parking lot, Braille signage, tactile maps of the facility, and lowered ticket office windows were provided.
The result of the investment is a station that has regained the splendor of 19th-century architecture, while simultaneously offering travelers comfort, accessibility, and functionality at a contemporary level—making it a new landmark of Skarżysko-Kamienna and the entire region.
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: Contract Engineer (investor supervision over the execution of the project)
• Type of investment: construction of a new facility in the Innovative System Station (IDS) standard
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds under the Eastern Poland Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the construction of the new railway station in Czeremcha—an investment carried out by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) as part of the Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds from the Eastern Poland Operational Programme. The modern, compact building replaced the previous facility from the 1980s and was opened to travelers on January 16, 2020. The station constitutes an important transfer hub on the Eastern Railway Mainline.
The facility was built in the Innovative System Station (IDS) standard—an energy-efficient station with an optimized footprint and low operating costs. As part of our role, our team provided comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from documentation verification, through ongoing coordination and control of works across all trades, quality control, scheduling, and settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use—taking into account the requirements resulting from the EU co-financing of the project.
The interior of the building features a waiting room, a ticket office with a lowered window, a room for mothers with children, public toilets, and a passenger information system. The facility was adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—induction loops for the hearing impaired, tactile boards with a map of the station, and tactile paving for the blind were installed, while the interior was equipped with a video surveillance system.
The station was equipped with eco-friendly solutions: solar collectors, energy-efficient LED lighting, heat pumps, and a rainwater recovery system. The surroundings were also developed—parking spaces were created, including a Kiss & Ride zone, a bicycle shelter, and a bicycle repair station.
The result of the investment is a modern, eco-friendly, and accessible station that replaced a dilapidated building and elevated the standard of passenger service on the route in the Podlaskie Voivodeship.
Construction contractor — reconstruction of the railway station in Prabuty
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds under the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the construction contractor for the comprehensive reconstruction of the historical railway station in Prabuty—an investment carried out by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) under the Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds from the Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme. In 2021, the renovated station welcomed its first travelers.
The station building in Prabuty dates back to the 1920s, and the aim of the reconstruction was to restore its historical character while simultaneously adapting it to contemporary passenger service standards. Our works included, among other things, demolition and structural works, replacement of the roof truss along with a new covering of brick-red plain (beaver-tail) tiles, renovation of the facade along with architectural details and new ochre-beige plaster, and the restoration of the historical window joinery in white. The characteristic turret above the city-side entrance regained its railway clock, and the body of the building was highlighted by new illumination.
Inside, a spacious hall with a waiting room and a separate area for parents with children, a ticket office, and public toilets were created. A portion of the space was prepared for rent—commercial and retail units on the ground floor and office spaces on the upper floor. The facility was equipped with modern security systems: video surveillance, access control, intrusion and hold-up alarm systems, as well as fire protection systems.
An important element of the reconstruction was the adaptation of the station to the needs of people with disabilities. Two ramps for people with limited mobility, tactile paving for the blind and visually impaired, Braille signage, and tactile maps of the facility were provided. The building also underwent a thorough thermal modernization—the roof and walls were insulated, joinery with a low heat transfer coefficient and energy-efficient lighting were installed, while water, heat, and electricity consumption is optimized by a Building Management System (BMS).
As part of the investment, the surroundings of the station were also developed: sidewalk surfaces were replaced, new benches and lighting were installed, and a bicycle shelter with racks, a taxi stand, and parking spaces, including those adapted for people with disabilities, were created.
The result of the project is a facility that has regained the former glory of its century-old architecture, while simultaneously offering travelers comfort, accessibility, and energy efficiency at a contemporary level.
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: Contract Engineer (investor supervision over the execution of the project)
• Type of investment: construction of a new facility in the Innovative System Station (IDS) standard
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds under the Eastern Poland Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the construction of the new railway station in Bielsk Podlaski—an investment carried out by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) as part of the Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds from the Eastern Poland Operational Programme. The new, single-story building replaced a dilapidated facility from the late 1980s. The project took 59 weeks to complete, and the station was opened to travelers on June 26, 2020.
The facility was built in the Innovative System Station (IDS) standard. As part of our role, our team provided comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from documentation verification, through ongoing coordination and control of works across all trades, quality control, scheduling, and settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use—taking into account the requirements resulting from the EU co-financing of the project.
The building was fully adapted to serve travelers with reduced mobility, families with children, the elderly, and passengers with large luggage. Barrier-free routes, tactile paving, and Braille signage for the blind, threshold-free floors, and accessible toilets with baby changing tables were provided. The interior features a heated waiting room with a modern, voice and visual passenger information system, while the body of the facility is distinguished by a roofed external waiting area next to the platforms and a clock tower.
The station was equipped with eco-friendly solutions: photovoltaic panels, heat pumps, energy-efficient LED lighting, and a rainwater recovery system used for flushing toilets. Parking spaces (including those for people with disabilities), a Kiss & Ride zone, bicycle racks, and pedestrian walkways connecting the station with the road system were built in the surroundings of the facility.
The result of the investment is a modern, eco-friendly, and fully accessible station that replaced an outdated building and became a convenient passenger service hub in the Podlaskie Voivodeship.
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds under the Eastern Poland Operational Programme
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. served as the Contract Engineer for the reconstruction of the historical railway station in Siemiatycze—one of the investments carried out by PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) under the Station Investment Program 2016–2023, co-financed by European Union funds from the Eastern Poland Operational Programme. It was the fourth station modernized under the Program in the Podlaskie Voivodeship—following Białystok, Bielsk Podlaski, and Czeremcha—located on the route of the so-called Eastern Railway Mainline. The value of the investment amounted to nearly PLN 9.5 million gross, and the renovated facility was handed over to travelers at the end of December 2020.
As part of our role, our team provided comprehensive supervision over the execution of the investment—from the verification of design documentation, through ongoing coordination and control of construction works across all trades, quality control, and financial settlements, to participation in the final acceptance procedures and handing over the facility for use. The supervision also included ensuring compliance of the execution with the requirements of the EU-funded program.
The reconstruction took the form of a thorough modernization of the historical station building. The scope of works included, among other things, the renovation of the facade along with architectural details (cornices, pilasters), replacement of window and door joinery, execution of damp-proof insulation of the foundations, reinforcement of ceilings, and replacement of the roof truss and covering. Inside, a new hall with a waiting room, electronic arrival and departure boards, a voice passenger information system, and public toilets, including those adapted for people with disabilities, were created.
Particular emphasis was placed on the accessibility of the facility: architectural barriers were eliminated, a gently sloping ramp was constructed, and tactile paving for the blind and visually impaired, Braille signage, and tactile boards with a map of the station were provided. The building also received eco-friendly solutions—energy-efficient lighting with automatic control, thermal insulation of partitions, joinery with a low heat transfer coefficient, and a BMS (Building Management System) optimizing energy and water consumption. The safety of travelers is ensured by video surveillance, access control, intrusion and hold-up alarm systems, as well as fire protection systems.
The surroundings of the station were also developed: new surfaces for sidewalks and roads, 19 parking spaces (including spaces for people with disabilities and families with children), a bicycle shelter with racks, and elements of street furniture were created, while the greenery around the facility was tidied up.
The result of the investment is a modern, comfortable, and environmentally friendly station that combines restored historical architecture with functionality meeting contemporary passenger service standards.
Generalny wykonawca — budowa dworca kolejowego w Nidzicy
Rola A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: Generalny wykonawca robót budowlanych
Oddanie do użytku: 9 października 2020 r. Charakter inwestycji: budowa nowego obiektu w standardzie Innowacyjnego Dworca Systemowego (IDS) Finansowanie: Program Inwestycji Dworcowych PKP S.A. na lata 2016–2023, ze współfinansowaniem ze środków Unii Europejskiej w ramach Programu Operacyjnego Polska Wschodnia
Firma A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. była generalnym wykonawcą robót budowlanych przy budowie nowego dworca kolejowego w Nidzicy, zrealizowanej dla PKP S.A. w ramach Programu Inwestycji Dworcowych na lata 2016–2023, współfinansowanej ze środków Unii Europejskiej z Programu Operacyjnego Polska Wschodnia. Inwestycja polegała na rozbiórce starego, niefunkcjonalnego budynku dworca i wzniesieniu w jego miejsce nowego obiektu wraz z zagospodarowaniem otoczenia. Dworzec oddano podróżnym 9 października 2020 r.
Obiekt powstał w standardzie Innowacyjnego Dworca Systemowego (IDS) — kompaktowego i energooszczędnego dworca o niskich kosztach eksploatacji. Jako generalny wykonawca odpowiadaliśmy za całość robót budowlanych i instalacyjnych, rozbiórkę dotychczasowego budynku oraz zagospodarowanie terenu wraz z małą architekturą i wiatą rowerową.
W nowym budynku znalazły się ogrzewana i klimatyzowana poczekalnia, kasa biletowa, ogólnodostępne toalety z przewijakami oraz system informacji pasażerskiej, a przy obiekcie — zadaszona poczekalnia zewnętrzna. Dworzec pozbawiony jest barier architektonicznych: zapewniono szerokie przejścia bez progów, ścieżki taktylne dla osób niewidomych, dotykowe plany oraz dostosowane toalety.
Obiekt wyposażono w rozwiązania proekologiczne: panele fotowoltaiczne, pompy ciepła, oświetlenie LED oraz system odzysku wody deszczowej wykorzystywanej w toaletach. Zagospodarowano również otoczenie dworca — powstały nowe nawierzchnie, siedem miejsc parkingowych (w tym dwa dla osób z niepełnosprawnościami), wiata rowerowa ze stacją naprawy rowerów, ławki i kosze, a na terenie dawnej rampy urządzono strefę relaksu.
Efektem realizacji jest nowoczesny, ekologiczny i w pełni dostępny dworzec, który zastąpił wyeksploatowany budynek i podniósł standard obsługi podróżnych w Nidzicy.
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the works in the historical building of the Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights at 23/25 Długa Street in Warsaw. The works, carried out primarily on the basement level, included securing and drying the facility, as well as improving its accessibility—while complying with the requirements resulting from the historical character of the building.
The scope of works included the removal of plaster from the external walls and the dismantling of all floor layers in the basement, waterproofing the foundation walls and floors, and subsequently restoring the floor layers. As part of the task, an elevator shaft was also constructed and a lift was installed, improving vertical circulation and the accessibility of the building.
The result of the project is a damp-proofed and more functional facility, in which the technical standard and accessibility of the public institution's headquarters have been elevated while preserving its historical fabric.
General contractor — renovation of the historical tenement house at 53 Nowy Świat Street in Warsaw, including a single-story rooftop extension
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: General contractor for construction and conservation works
• Location: 53 Nowy Świat Street (Mikulski Tenement House), Warsaw
• Facility status: historical tenement house from 1821–1823
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the works at the historical tenement house at 53 Nowy Świat Street in Warsaw—the so-called Mikulski Tenement House, erected between 1821 and 1823 on one of the capital's most representative streets. Due to the historical character of the building and its location within the historical fabric of the city center, the works were carried out with respect for the historical substance and in accordance with heritage conservation requirements.
As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the construction and conservation works related to the renovation of the facility—from meticulous work on the historical structure and facade, through the addition of a single-story rooftop extension, to comprehensive finishing works. The new space was seamlessly integrated with the historical body of the building. The investment also included advanced interior fit-out works, which involved the creation of 19 luxury apartments.
To combine 19th-century architecture with the standards of modern premium construction, we implemented a range of innovative technological solutions. All apartments were equipped with a discreet ducted air conditioning system and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (recuperation), ensuring a constant supply of fresh air, optimal thermal efficiency, and high energy savings. Additionally, the units feature underfloor heating and advanced acoustic insulation of walls and windows, providing peace and comfort right in the bustling city center.
The facility has been adapted for Smart Home systems, enabling integrated control over lighting, temperature, and security. In the common areas, historical details were blended with modern amenities—representative staircases were restored, modern, silent-running elevators were installed, and advanced access control and monitoring systems were implemented.
The result of the project is a renovated, secured, and highly functional tenement house that, while preserving its unique historical character, offers residents uncompromising comfort and cutting-edge technology in a prestigious location on Nowy Świat Street.
General contractor — construction of the Poznań Garbary railway station
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: General contractor for construction works
• Commissioned: September 19, 2018
• Type of investment: demolition of the existing building and construction of a new station
• Financing: PKP S.A. Station Investment Program 2016–2023 — state budget and PKP S.A. own funds
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the construction works of the new Poznań Garbary railway station, carried out for PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways). It was the first completed project under the Station Investment Program 2016–2023. The existing building was completely demolished, and a new, functional facility was erected in its place, opened to travelers on September 19, 2018.
As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the construction and installation works—from the demolition of the old building, through the structure and finishing of the new facility, to the development of the surroundings. The new building houses a ticket office, a waiting room, and toilets, which were relocated from a separate facility into the main body of the station. An additional, roofed space for travelers was arranged under the preserved historical shelter.
The facility was adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—tactile boards and tactile paving for the blind and visually impaired, a lowered ticket window with an induction loop, and accessible sanitary facilities were provided. Parking spaces, including those for people with disabilities, and a bicycle shelter were built in the station's surroundings.
The result of the project is a modern and accessible station that replaced a dilapidated building while preserving the historical shelter—and which, as the first facility commissioned under the Station Investment Program, set the standard for subsequent projects.
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the modernization works of the historical headquarters of the Capital City Development Authority at 29/31 Senatorska Street in Warsaw.
Due to the building's entry in the register of historical monuments, all works were carried out with respect for the historical character of the facility and in accordance with heritage conservation requirements.
The scope of works included, among other things, the installation of a fire protection system, replacement of window and door joinery, reinforcement and impregnation of the existing roof truss, as well as works on chimney elements. The project combined technical modernization and the improvement of the building's operational safety with the preservation of its historical fabric.
The result of the works is a modernized, safer, and functional office headquarters that, while retaining its historical character, has been adapted to contemporary operational standards.
Location: Poznań Główny railway station
• Scope: replacement of fixed stairs with escalators leading from the station hall to platforms 1, 2, and 3
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the works involving the replacement of fixed stairs with escalators leading from the hall of the Poznań Główny railway station to platforms 1, 2, and 3, carried out for PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways).
The task involved the reconstruction of passenger circulation infrastructure in one of the country's largest railway hubs—the existing fixed stairs were replaced with escalators, streamlining and facilitating travelers' access from the station hall level to the three platforms. As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the construction, structural, and installation works associated with the execution of the task.
The result of the project is an increase in the comfort and accessibility of passenger service at the Poznań Główny railway station, thanks to efficient and safe vertical circulation between the hall and the platforms.
Adaptation of office premises for a new tenant, including: structural glass, aluminium partition walls and all-glass doors; kitchenettes; WC facilities; fire-rated and standard door joinery; air conditioning; low-voltage and electrical installations; office carpeting; window sills.
Adaptation of office premises for a new tenant, including: Armstrong suspended ceilings; structural glass, aluminium partition walls and all-glass doors; a kitchenette; a WC room; fire-rated and standard door joinery; air conditioning; low-voltage and electrical installations; carpeting.
Client: Telewizja Polska (Polish Television) AMP Sp. z o.o. role: General contractor for construction works Location: Warsaw, Poland Completion year: —
AMP Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the construction of film studios for Telewizja Polska (Polish Television). As general contractor, we were responsible for the full scope of the assigned construction and installation works aimed at preparing the space for television and film production.
Facilities of a studio type demand particular execution precision and compliance with specialised technical requirements related to the operation of film sets and production back-of-house. The works were carried out with attention to finishing quality and to the technical parameters essential for the proper functioning of the studios.
The result is a modern, functional studio space adapted to the needs of television and film production.
AMP Sp. z o.o. role: General contractor for construction and conservation works Location: Mirowski Square, Warsaw, Poland Completion year: 2015 Building status: registered heritage monument (market hall dating from 1899–1901)
AMP Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the conservation renovation of the façade and construction works at the historic Hala Mirowska (SDH) market hall in Warsaw — one of the capital's historic market halls, built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries (1899–1901). As the building is entered in the register of monuments, the works were carried out in accordance with the conservation programme and in coordination with the Provincial Heritage Conservator, while enabling the operating market hall to function without interruption.
The scope of works included, among others, biocidal treatments and mechanical cleaning of the façade, deep injection of all cracks, strengthening of the brick ceramics by mortar injection and accompanying construction works, together with the reconstruction of the façade's architectural detailing. The project required a precise combination of conservation craftsmanship with construction works while maintaining the continuous operation of the facility.
The result is a renovated, reconstructed façade of Hala Mirowska, which has regained its historic character — with respect for the heritage fabric of one of Warsaw's most recognisable market halls.
General contractor — comprehensive reconstruction of the Nowolipie Centre in Warsaw
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: General contractor for construction works
• Location: Nowolipie Street, Warsaw
• Type of facility: public utility building
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the comprehensive reconstruction of a public utility building—the Nowolipie Centre in Warsaw, a municipal facility conducting social and cultural activities for residents. The scope of the investment included both a thorough modernization of the building itself and the landscaping of its surroundings.
The works involved changing the functional layout and renovating the rooms, replacing installations, renovating the facade and the roof slope, as well as necessary demolition and dismantling works, and landscaping. As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the works across all trades—from structural and installation works, through the facade and roof, to the interior finishing, adapting the facility to the contemporary needs of its users.
The result of the project is a modernized, functional, and aesthetic building, which, after the reconstruction, better responds to the needs of people using the services of the Nowolipie Centre, complete with orderly and landscaped surroundings.
• Location: Zwierzyn, Lubusz Voivodeship
• Commissioned: 2015
• Type of investment: construction of a new facility in the Innovative System Station (IDS) standard
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the construction works of the Strzelce Krajeńskie Wschód railway station, carried out for PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways). The investment involved the demolition of the existing, dilapidated station building and the erection of a completely new facility in its place, along with the development of the adjacent area. The station was opened to travelers in 2015.
The facility was built in the Innovative System Station (IDS) standard—a compact, energy-efficient station with an optimized footprint and lower operating costs compared to traditional station buildings. As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the construction and installation works, as well as the development of the surroundings—from demolition, through the structure and finishing of the building, to external works.
The new station is equipped with eco-friendly and energy-saving solutions: a dynamic, energy-efficient illumination system, a high-efficiency heat source, a green roof, and photovoltaic panels, while utility consumption is managed by an intelligent BMS (Building Management System). The facility has been adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—accessible toilets, tactile paving, and a tactile map of the area have been provided. Travelers also have access to a free Wi-Fi network.
The result of the project is a functional, modern, and low-maintenance station that replaced the damaged building and elevated the standard of passenger service on the route in the Lubusz Voivodeship.
Reconstruction and modernization of passenger elevators and the construction of lifting platforms, including adaptation for people with disabilities at the Belweder Palace.
This is a historical building. For security reasons, we are unable to share additional photos, technical data, or details regarding the project's greatest challenges.
Reconstruction and modernization of passenger elevators and the construction of lifting platforms, including adaptation for people with disabilities at the Presidential Palace. Reconstruction of several wings.
This is a historical building. For security reasons, we are unable to share additional photos, technical data, or details regarding the project's greatest challenges.
General contractor — Clean Room infrastructure at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences
• Investor: Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: General contractor for construction and installation works
• Location: Warsaw
• Type of facility: specialized laboratory infrastructure (clean rooms – Clean Room)
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the construction works of the specialized Clean Room infrastructure at the Institute of Physics of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The subject of the investment was the creation of clean rooms for the installation of a universal technological line designed for researching nanostructure manufacturing processes, along with a specialized ventilation and air conditioning system and accompanying technological systems.
The execution of this type of facility requires the highest level of construction precision—Clean Room facilities must meet rigorous requirements regarding air cleanliness, microclimate parameter stability, and dust control, which are essential for the proper functioning of advanced research equipment. As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the construction and installation works, including the implementation of a dedicated ventilation and air conditioning system and the preparation of the infrastructure for the installation of the technological line.
The result of the project is a modern laboratory facility that meets the strictest standards, enabling advanced research on nanostructures to be conducted in one of the leading national scientific institutions.
Contractor in the "design and build" formula — Press Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Warsaw
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: Contractor in the "design and build" formula (documentation and construction works)
• Location: 23 Szucha Avenue, Warsaw
• Scope: reconstruction of the ground floor rooms into a Press Center and renovation of the rooms of the Press Spokesperson's Office
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. completed the reconstruction of the Press Center rooms in the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MSZ) at 23 Szucha Avenue in Warsaw under the "design and build" formula. The scope of the task included the preparation of documentation and the reconstruction of rooms on the ground floor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building for the purposes of the Press Center, as well as the renovation of the rooms of the Press Spokesperson's Office.
As part of the execution, we were responsible for both the preparation of the design documentation and the entirety of the construction and finishing works—from rearranging the layout of the ground floor rooms, through installations, to the finishing works adapting the interiors to the function of a modern press center, where conferences and media appearances take place.
The works were carried out in a representative, continuously used state administration building, which required special attention to the quality of the finishing and efficient organization of the works so as not to interfere with the daily functioning of the office.
The result of the project is a functional and representative Press Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the renewed rooms of the Press Spokesperson's Office, fully meeting the needs of the ministry's media services.
Client: Head Office of the State Archives (Naczelna Dyrekcja Archiwów Państwowych)
Our role: General contractor for construction works
Location: 2D Rakowiecka Street, Warsaw, Poland
Facility type: office building of a state institution
We. acted as the general contractor for repair works and perimeter drainage at the building of the Head Office of the State Archives at 2D Rakowiecka Street in Warsaw. The aim of the investment was to protect the building against moisture and to improve its technical condition.
The scope of works included the execution of perimeter drainage around the building together with waterproofing, as well as accompanying repair works. As general contractor, we were responsible for the entire scope of the assigned works, carried out at the premises of an operating public institution.
The result is a building effectively protected against water and moisture, with an improved technical condition, prepared for further safe use.
General contractor — reconstruction of the historical railway station in Ełk
• General contractor for construction and conservation works
• Location: Ełk, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship
• Commissioned: after modernization — 2014
• Facility status: building in the municipal heritage register (built in 1868)
• Financing: PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways) funds and a state budget grant
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the reconstruction works of the historical railway station in Ełk, carried out for PKP S.A. Dating back to 1868, the building—which is included in the municipal heritage register—burned down in 1945 and was later rebuilt with a simplified, flat roof. The aim of the reconstruction was, among other things, to restore the facility's pre-war appearance along with its characteristic gable roof. The scope of our work covered both the station building and the station square.
As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the works. The facade was renovated, a new roof structure and covering were constructed, and all installations, floors, as well as window and door joinery were replaced. The building was adapted to the needs of people with disabilities—architectural barriers were eliminated, an elevator connecting the floors was installed, tactile paving for the visually impaired and a map with Braille markings were created, and the facility was equipped with a video surveillance system.
In the renovated building, the main hall serves as a waiting room with ticket offices for both railway and bus carriers, while a hostel has been set up in the left wing. The surroundings of the station were also developed—the station square was renovated with new sidewalks, parking spaces, and elements of street furniture.
The result of the project is a restored, functional railway station that has regained its historical, pre-war character, while simultaneously providing travelers with comfort and full accessibility—making it one of the landmarks of Ełk.
Client: Marceli Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, Polish Academy of Sciences A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.
role: General contractor (completion of construction)
Location: 3 Ludwika Pasteura Street, Warsaw, Poland
Completion year: 2013
Facility type: scientific research building (Neurobiology Center)
We acted as the general contractor for the completion of the Neurobiology Center, carried out as an extension of the Marceli Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, together with the accompanying infrastructure and site development. The scope of the task covered finishing and commissioning this modern research complex.
The Neurobiology Center is an advanced scientific facility housing a set of shared environmental laboratories (Core Facilities) equipped with modern research apparatus, serving not only the Institute's staff but also scientists from other domestic and international research institutions. A facility of this kind required the highest execution precision and strict technical parameters essential for the operation of specialised equipment.
The result is a modern, fully functional research center that strengthened the scientific base of one of Poland's leading neurobiology institutions.
Our role: General contractor (design-and-build formula)
Location: Warsaw Zoological Garden, Poland
Completion year: 2012
Facility type: public utility building
We z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the CITES Center at the Warsaw Zoological Garden. The investment was carried out under a design-and-build formula, with a scope covering the design and construction of the facility together with the accompanying infrastructure. The works were performed from December 2010 to December 2012.
The CITES Center is a facility dedicated to housing and caring for animals of species protected under the CITES (Washington) Convention, including those recovered from illegal trade. As general contractor, we were responsible both for preparing the design documentation and for the entire scope of construction works and site development, taking into account the specialised requirements of the facility's function.
The result is a modern, functional facility that has strengthened the Warsaw Zoo's role in the protection of endangered animal species.
General contractor for construction and conservation works
• Location: Iława, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship
• Commissioned: January 2012
• Facility status: historical railway station building from 1872
The company was the general contractor for the comprehensive renovation works of the historical Iława Główna railway station, carried out for PKP S.A. (Polish State Railways). Dating back to 1872, the building is one of the most beautiful station facilities in Warmia and Masuria, but for years it remained somewhat neglected—the aim of the investment was to restore its former character while simultaneously improving passenger service conditions. The renovated station was opened to travelers at the beginning of 2012.
As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the works—from work on the historical fabric of the building, through the modernization of the interiors, to finishing and installation works. A thorough renovation was carried out on, among other things, the representative main hall and passenger service areas, combining the preservation of the facility's historical character with modern equipment and operational standards.
The result of the project is a restored, representative railway station that has regained the former glory of its 19th-century architecture, while simultaneously providing travelers with comfortable conditions while waiting for their trains—making it one of the landmarks of Iława.
The company was the general contractor for the works at the historical edifice of the "Nowy Świat" Banking and Financial Centre in Warsaw—one of the most recognizable public utility buildings in the center of the capital, erected in the early 1950s and entered into the register of historical monuments. The scope of our work included the renovation and repair of the stone external facade of the ground floor, as well as the partial enclosure of the facility's arcades.
The project was carried out in two stages—the first from June to November 2010, and the second from February to July 2011. Due to the historical status of the building, the works combined both a conservation and construction character, requiring execution in accordance with strict heritage conservation regimes—preserving the historical character of the stone facade and the architectural solutions of the facility.
As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the works—from conservation works on the stone cladding of the ground floor, to structural and finishing works related to the enclosure of the arcades, along with the coordination of all trades and the necessary approvals resulting from the protection of the monument.
The result of the project is a renovated, representative ground floor facade and the newly developed space of the arcades—completed with respect for the historical character of one of the most important edifices in the very center of Warsaw.
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. role: General contractor for construction and installation works Location: Warsaw, Poland Facility type: specialised technological laboratory (microelectronics)
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the adaptation of a technological laboratory at the Institute of Electron Technology. The scope of the investment covered adapting the laboratory spaces for research into sub-half-micrometre lithography processes — one of the key technologies used in the fabrication of microelectronic circuits and semiconductor structures.
A facility of this kind demands the highest execution precision and compliance with rigorous requirements for air cleanliness, stability of microclimate parameters and dust control, all of which are essential for the correct operation of advanced research equipment. As general contractor, we were responsible for the full scope of construction and installation works involved in adapting the laboratory and preparing the technical infrastructure for these specialised technological processes.
The result is a modern laboratory facility meeting stringent standards, enabling advanced research in lithography and microelectronic technologies.
General contractor — revitalization of the facade of the Staszic Palace in Warsaw
• Investor: Polish Academy of Sciences
• Role of A-Projekt Sp. z o.o.: General contractor for construction and conservation works
• Location: 72 Nowy Świat Street, Warsaw
• Facility status: building entered into the register of historical monuments
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the revitalization works of the historical Staszic Palace in Warsaw—a classicist edifice from the 1820s, serving as the seat of the Polish Academy of Sciences and one of the most recognizable buildings along the Royal Route. Due to the facility's entry in the register of historical monuments, the works were carried out in accordance with heritage conservation requirements, in cooperation with the Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments.
The subject of the investment included works related to the revitalization of the facade and the sandstone plinth, the replacement of copper flashing, as well as the replacement and revitalization of window and door joinery. The project required a careful combination of conservation craftsmanship with construction works—preserving the historical architectural details and the original character of the representative palace's facade.
The result of the project is the renovated, representative facade of the Staszic Palace, which has regained its former glory—with respect for the historical fabric of one of the most important classicist edifices in the center of Warsaw.
Construction works in the PKP Cargo headquarters building at Grójecka 17 in Warsaw. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
General contractor — renovation and modernization of the Wedding Palace in Warsaw
• Investor: The Capital City of Warsaw
• Role of AMP Sp. z o.o.: General contractor for construction and conservation works
• Location: 6 Zamkowy Square, Warsaw (Old Town)
• Completion: 2008
• Facility status: historical building, located within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town
AMP Sp. z o.o. was the general contractor for the renovation and modernization of the historical Wedding Palace at 6 Zamkowy Square in Warsaw—the seat of the Civil Registry Office and one of the most representative venues for marriages in the capital. The building has a rich history: during the reign of King Stanisław August Poniatowski, it housed the studio of the royal painter Marcello Bacciarelli, after whom the facility is sometimes called "Bacciarellówka". Due to its historical character and location within the Warsaw Old Town, the works were carried out in compliance with heritage conservation requirements.
The thorough, two-year renovation was completed in 2008. The scope of works included the execution of a new facade and the comprehensive modernization of the interiors, equipping the facility with audiovisual systems and air conditioning, as well as improving accessibility—an elevator was installed next to the marble stairs, making the building fully adapted to the needs of people with disabilities. In the basements, the historical Gothic arches and vaults were restored.
After the renovation, the facility gained a representative standard corresponding to its function—two marriage ceremony halls on the first and second floors, as well as toast halls in the restored basements.
The result of the project is a renovated, elegant, and fully functional Wedding Palace, which, while preserving its historical fabric and character, has regained its former glory in one of the most prestigious locations in Warsaw.
Goszczyn Municipality
Our role: General contractor for construction works
Location: Goszczyn, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland
Completion year: 2007
Facility type: public-utility sports facility (full-size sports hall)
A-Projekt Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the construction of a full-size sports hall for the Goszczyn Municipality. The facility, commissioned in 2007, was built next to the local school and serves as a sports base for both pupils and residents of the municipality.
As general contractor, we were responsible for the full scope of construction and installation works — from the structure of the hall, through the installations, to finishing and site development. The hall comprises the sports area together with support facilities: changing rooms, sanitary rooms and showers, coaches' rooms and storage.
The result is a modern, functional sports facility that has raised the standard of the municipality's sports infrastructure and serves both school classes and the sporting activity of the local community.
The “Marina Mokotów” residential complex — construction of five residences between 18.05.2005 and 15.10.2006.
We acted as the general contractor for the reconstruction of the clubhouse serving the historic tennis complex on Myśliwiecka Street in Warsaw. The investment involved a thorough rebuild of the building that provides support facilities for the courts,
The scope of works included the demolition of part of the existing structure (including the roof, upper-floor walls and terraces), refurbishment of the foundations and construction of new structural elements, such as a reinforced-concrete slab and an evacuation staircase, as well as internal installations and façade finishing. The modernised building houses changing rooms, bathrooms and showers, coaches' offices, storage rooms, a kitchen and a conference room.
The result is a modern, functional sports facility offering comfortable conditions for players, coaches and users of the courts on Myśliwiecka Street.
The project comprised thermal insulation of the building's arcade, replacement of stair claddings, adjustment of the existing linear drainage and repair of the cladding of street-furniture elements. Consortium partner: AMP Sp. z o.o.
General contractor for construction works Location: Warsaw-Wilanów, Poland Completion year: 2005
Facility type: residential development (apartment building with semi-detached houses)
We acted as the general contractor for the construction of the Wilanów Ogrody residential complex in Warsaw. The investment covered the construction of a four-storey residential building together with nine semi-detached houses, forming an intimate, comfortable estate.
The development comprises 58 apartments of varied sizes (from 41 to 150 m²), including 10 two-storey penthouses on the upper floors. The complex is equipped with an underground garage for 107 cars, a 14×6 m swimming pool and ground-floor retail and service units with a total area of approximately 450 m². As general contractor, we were responsible for the full scope of construction and installation works as well as the site development.
The result is a modern, comfortable residential complex of a high standard, with extensive shared and service areas, in keeping with the prestigious character of Warsaw's Wilanów district.
General contractor — construction of the SOS Children's Village in Karlino
• General contractor for construction works
• Location: Karlino, West Pomeranian Voivodeship
• Scope: construction of 18 houses along with the landscaping of the children's village area
• Type of facility: residential and public utility buildings
The company was the general contractor for the construction works of the SOS Children's Village in Karlino, carried out for the SOS Children's Villages Association in Poland. The subject of the investment was the erection of a complex of 18 houses forming a children's village—a place where children deprived of parental care can grow up in conditions similar to a family home.
As the general contractor, we were responsible for the entirety of the construction and installation works, as well as the landscaping—from the structure and finishing of individual buildings, through installations, to fit-out works and the arrangement of the surroundings. The project encompassed both the residential function of the houses and the shared infrastructure elements of the entire complex.
The result of the project is a complete, functional children's village complex, which to this day serves the SOS Children's Villages Association in Poland as a safe and friendly place for the care and upbringing of children in Karlino.
Client: Telewizja Polska (Polish Television)
AMP Sp. z o.o. role: General contractor for construction works
Location: Warsaw, Poland Completion year:2002
AMP Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the construction of film studios for Telewizja Polska (Polish Television). As general contractor, we were responsible for the full scope of the assigned construction and installation works aimed at preparing the space for television and film production.
Facilities of a studio type demand particular execution precision and compliance with specialised technical requirements related to the operation of film sets and production back-of-house. The works were carried out with attention to finishing quality and to the technical parameters essential for the proper functioning of the studios.
The result is a modern, functional studio space adapted to the needs of television and film production.
Client: The Royal Castle in Warsaw – Museum
AMP Sp. z o.o. role: General contractor for construction and conservation works
Location: Castle Square (Plac Zamkowy), Warsaw, Poland
Completion year: 2004
Building status: heritage monument, within the UNESCO-listed Old Town
AMP Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the renovation of the façade and roof of the Royal Castle in Warsaw — one of the most important heritage buildings and symbols of the capital. The works, carried out in 2004, were performed with full respect for the building's historic character and in compliance with conservation protection requirements.
The scope of works covered the renovation of the Castle's façade together with its architectural detailing, as well as works on the roof covering and structure. A project on a building of this rank — a representative residence of exceptional significance to national heritage — required the highest execution care and close cooperation with the conservation authorities.
The result is a renovated, representative façade and a secured roof of the Royal Castle, preserving the historic character of one of Warsaw's most valuable buildings.
Modernization of the Władysław Grabski Hall at the headquarters of the National Bank of Poland at Świętokrzyska 11/21, including modernization of the cabling and multimedia equipment of the voice alarm system (DSO). Investor: National Bank of Poland.
Construction of the NOVUM private medical clinic at Bociania Street in Warsaw. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Adaptation of the hospital emergency department to the requirements of the Minister of Health regulation, including: construction of a covered ambulance entrance with automatically opening doors, installation of entrance doors, replacement of floor coverings in the existing rooms, and mechanical ventilation and electrical installations. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Modernization of the Laboratory for Tissue Conservation and Deep Freezing with the Homogenous Heart Valve Bank. CLEAN ROOM — construction of high-cleanliness rooms of classes B, C and D; air-conditioning and ventilation systems; electrical and low-voltage installations. Among other solutions, a pressure cascade was installed so that opening a door does not compromise the cleanliness regime.
Adaptation of rooms for the Homogenous Heart Valve Cryobank at the Children's Memorial Health Institute in Warsaw. Construction of high-cleanliness rooms of classes B, C and D using hygienic partition systems, with air-conditioning and ventilation, electrical, central-heating, water-and-sewage and automation installations. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Extension and reconstruction of the Jan Garduła Municipal Hospital in Świnoujście: design documentation; construction works, sanitary and electrical works, medical gas installation and landscaping. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Modernization of the ground floor of Pavilion IV, including the main hall and the former admissions rooms, for the Statistics Department, the Endoscopy Laboratory and the outpatient clinic of the Grochowski Hospital in Warsaw — a listed historic building. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Renovation and adaptation for cultural purposes of the cellars of the Historical Museum of Warsaw, located in an area inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Investor: City of Warsaw. Owner's representative: Municipal Development Authority of Warsaw.
The museum is housed in the historic former Evangelical church of St. Peter and Paul in the centre of Hel, right next to the port. The front is crowned by a low wooden tower offering a beautiful view of the town, the port and the beach on Puck Bay. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
The project comprised a new layout of the courtyard: demolition of an office-and-warehouse building and a garage building, construction of an underground garage and execution of the façade of building C. Investor: National Audiovisual Institute.
Adaptation of the vaults of the Field Cathedral of the Polish Army into the Museum of the Military Ordinariate — a branch of the Historical Museum of Warsaw. Location: Długa 13/15, Warsaw. Investor: City of Warsaw. Owner's representative: Municipal Development Authority of Warsaw. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o. The museum connects directly with the space of the Field Cathedral.
The Conference and Exhibition Centre is located within the dense Old Town development at Długa Street, behind the Field Cathedral of the Polish Army. The building is situated below ground level, with its external walls fitted into the outline of the plot and of the existing buildings. A small pavilion with large glazing leads down to the main spaces.
Design and construction of a building with accompanying infrastructure for the “Ptasi Azyl” (“Bird Asylum”) Rehabilitation Centre for Protected Native Birds. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Reconstruction of the hippopotamus pavilion and pool together with a panoramic marine aquarium at the Warsaw Municipal Zoological Garden. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Renovation and reconstruction of the historic Polski Theatre building in Warsaw. The building is listed in the heritage register. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
The project comprised the reconstruction of selected rooms in the Grand Theatre – National Opera building. The building is listed in the heritage register. Consortium partner: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Renovation of the façade and terrace, together with illumination, of the historic Main Building of the Warsaw School of Economics. The building is under heritage-conservation care. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
The “Derby 18” housing estate at Ostródzka Street in Warsaw, built between 15.02.2008 and 31.08.2009. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
The “Olimpia 2” residential complex at Alternatywy Street in Warsaw, built between 28.05.2007 and 27.02.2009. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
26 semi-detached and terraced single-family houses “LAGUNA II” at Jagielska Street in Warsaw, built between 02.04.2008 and 30.08.2010. General Contractor: AMP Sp. z o.o.
Clinic at Dąbrowszczaków 5a in Warsaw. The project comprised construction and installation works related to the reconstruction of the building's connector, radiological shielding in the X-ray room, and the supply and installation of an audiometric booth. Investor: Independent Public Healthcare Facilities Warszawa Praga-Północ.
Construction of a residential and commercial building at Słomińskiego 7 in Warsaw. General contractor of the structural shell, 16.02.2004–09.10.2004 — the open shell was completed in 8 months. General contractor of the shell: AMP Sp. z o.o. (formerly ALPINE BUD Sp. z o.o.).
Damp-proofing and thermal insulation of the basement walls of the office building at Starynkiewicza Square 7/9 in Warsaw. The project also included the demolition and construction of new stairs, ramps and light wells around the building, and the construction of a waste shelter.
Construction of a residential and commercial building at Wrzesińska 12 in Warsaw. The building has a two-level underground garage with car platforms and 9 storeys above ground, containing 44 units. Residents also have two bicycle rooms and a pram room at their disposal. The entrance is finished with natural materials such as traditional brick and stone.
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Investor: Telewizja Polska S.A.
General Contractor: AMPClient: Telewizja Polska (Polish Television)
AMP Sp. z o.o. role: General contractor for construction works
Location: Warsaw, Poland Completion year:2002
AMP Sp. z o.o. acted as the general contractor for the construction of film studios for Telewizja Polska (Polish Television). As general contractor, we were responsible for the full scope of the assigned construction and installation works aimed at preparing the space for television and film production.
Facilities of a studio type demand particular execution precision and compliance with specialised technical requirements related to the operation of film sets and production back-of-house. The works were carried out with attention to finishing quality and to the technical parameters essential for the proper functioning of the studios.
The result is a modern, functional studio space adapted to the needs of television and film production.