Skyliner II begins the process of raising structures above ground level

At the Skyliner II construction site, foundation pouring has been completed, allowing the transition to the aboveground construction phase. This process was demanding, especially in the densely built-up downtown Warsaw, where precise planning and organization of material deliveries were of key importance. Nearly 40 specialists participated in the underground work, including reinforcing engineers, carpenters and foundation insulation experts.

Skyliner II foundations were built using the subfloor method, which enabled successive pouring of floor slabs and conducting earthwork to the target level. The foundation slab, ranging in thickness from 1.9 to 4.9 meters, consists of a low-emission concrete mixture, and loads are transferred to the ground through barrettes reaching 39 meters deep into the ground, ensuring building stability.

Currently, work is focused on the "0" level, which will be the basis for further stages. The next step will be the construction of a podium of 4,500 m², connecting Skyliner II with the first tower of the complex. In the coming months, repetitive floors will be created, which will ultimately form a 28-story building 130 meters high. Completion of construction is planned for the end of 2026.