Warsaw's Skysawa is climbing at a very fast pace

The realization of Skysawa, an investment of Polski Holding Nieruchomości, has taken on a very fast pace. Thanks to a special technology, it takes the contractor four days to build successive floors.

During the construction of the Skysawa skyscraper, a special technology of erecting the structure with an advance shaft was used. Thus, the work of cranes was reduced, replaced by a formwork system lifted by special actuators. Thanks to this, the execution of Polski Holding Nieruchomości's investment maintains an express pace from the very beginning.

Warsaw's Skysawa skyscraper is a complex of buildings located on Swietokrzyska Street, the tallest of which will be 155 meters high, giving 40 floors for use by future tenants. The project includes the construction of an underground parking lot and the creation of an underground walkway that will connect one of the buildings to a subway station. The completion of the tallest building in Skysawa is scheduled for Q3 2022, while the lower building will be ready early in Q3 this year.