Underground passage will connect the Skysawa complex to the subway

Construction work on an underpass linking Warsaw's Skysawa complex to an underpass station has been completed. The tunnel is expected to be put into operation along with the first building of the complex.

Work on the construction of the underpass began in June 2020. In the following months, a palisade was constructed to secure the excavation where the ceiling of the link was created. After the excavation was backfilled, further activities were carried out underground. According to information provided by the project developer, the construction work has been completed and it will soon be possible to see the result.

The tunnel will connect the complex with the Rondo ONZ subway station. The passage is expected to house stores and retail and service outlets. Skysawa will be one of the few facilities of its kind in Warsaw that will offer the opportunity to walk to the subway station without going outside.

Located on Świętokrzyska Street in Warsaw, the Skysawa Complex is expected to offer its tenants 34,550 sqm of space. The first building, including the transition to the subway, is expected to be completed in the third quarter of this year.