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A man dies on a Polish construction site once in three days. Each year there are more than 100 fatal accidents. How to prevent them? Ideas, solutions and benefits of a safe working environment were presented by participants of the discussion panel 'Economic and social benefits of occupational safety management in the construction process.'

Warbud has signed a contract for the construction of Graffit office building at 28 Domaniewska St. in Warsaw. The contract with the investor, the company Trinket Sp. z o.o., was signed on 2 September 2016. The building, designed by the Polish branch of Rolfe Judd architectural studio from London, will be built in the neighbourhood of Galeria Mokotów Shopping Centre.

Warbud will build two apartment buildings in the very heart of Wroclaw. The construction contract was signed by Warbud's Chairman Mr Jerzy Werle and Proxy Mr Daniel Okoński. The Investor was represented by Ms Dorota Jarodzka-Środa, General Partner and Proxy. The Client is the company Archicom Sp. z o.o. The contract was signed on 30 August 2016.

Thanks to the cooperation between the Agreement on Construction Safety presided by Warbud for the next 2 years and the Social Security Institution (ZUS), construction entrepreneurs will have a chance to offer to their employees free of charge professional OHS trainings.

Warbud will build the second part of the external stoking system for the power plant in Jaworzno which is being built for the new 910 MW coal-fired power unit. The contract was signed on 13 June 2016. Warbud's contract covers the design work, installation, commissioning, trial run of the unit with putting the facility into operation. The scheduled date of project completion is March 2019.

On July 11, 2016 Warbud signed a construction contract for Building B2 of the Baltic Business Centre. It is one of the most modern development projects in Tri-City, situated in BCB Business Park office complex in Gdańsk-Rębiechowo. It should be noted that Warbud was also the contractor for Phase 1 of the project - Building B1 which was opened in June 2012.

On July 4, 2016, Warbud signed a contract for rebuilding and expansion of Atrium Targówek Shopping Centre in Warsaw. The contract encompasses the construction of an additional floor slab for the existing multi-level parking. The client is the company Atrium Poland 1 Sp. z  o.o. Targówek 2 Spółka Komandytowa. The project encompasses the construction of an additional floor slab with surface area of approx. 12 000 m² over the top floor of the multi-level parking situated between the existing shopping centre Atrium Targówek and the part of the building containing cinemas.

The building will be the third cultural centre, in addition to Pan Tadeusz Museum in Wroclaw and Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk, to be built by Warbud S.A. The temporary seat of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw will be a  "design and build" project which will be located in the direct vicinity of one of the main Warbud's showcases - Copernicus Science Centre. In less than 7 months a one-storey exhibition pavilion will be built in Captain Stanisław Skibniewski "Cubryna" Square (Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie St.) with a total area of 1 126 m² and cubic volume of 12 364 m³.

On 7 June 2016 Warbud signed a contract for the construction of diaphragm walls for two fan stations and one metro station for the second metro line in Warsaw (phase 1 of the construction of the north-east section of the line behing C15 "Dworzec Wileński" station to the holding track behind station C18).

Warbud has won a contract for the rebuilding and thermal modernisation of Pavilions A and A1 of Stefan Żeromski Specialist Hospital in Cracow. The contract was signed on June 1, 2016 by Mr. Damian Kamiński, Deputy Director in Warbud SA's Region South.