Skyliner II is now firmly established on its foundation

Skyliner II, the sister high-rise of the office complex in the heart of Warsaw's Wola, developed by Karimpol Polska, is now solidly anchored on the foundation – foundation work has just been completed. The construction of Skyliner II is taking place under difficult conditions of urban development. Thanks to the use of the subfloor method, it is possible to create successive floor slabs on the surface of the site and gradually remove soil until reaching the target depth. The slabs are supported by temporary columns and are anchored in a diaphragm wall, which ensures its stability. The foundation of the building is a slab ranging in thickness from 1.9 to 4.9 meters, made from 4,700 m³ of low-emission concrete mixture. Loads are transferred to the ground through barrettes reaching 39 meters deep into the ground.

About 40 people participated in the construction of the underground part of Skyliner II, including reinforcing engineers, carpenters, insulation specialists and underground equipment operators. Due to the proximity of the intensively operated Daszyńskiego Roundabout and the vicinity of the tenants of the first Skyliner tower, the organization of material deliveries to the construction site via Prosta Street was a major challenge.

Currently, work is focused on building the "0" level, which will become the basis for further stages of the investment. In the next step, a shared podium of 4,500 m² will be built, connecting the new tower with the first building of the complex. Then work will begin on the office floors, ultimately creating a 28-story building 130 meters high. The completion of Skyliner II construction is planned for the end of 2026.

The architectural design was prepared by APA Wojciechowski Architekci studio, and the management of the investment on the developer's side is handled by Hill International. The commercialization of the tower is handled by the CBRE Poland team.