PKP unveils new Poznań Główny
Architecture and urban planningschedule 20 September 2015
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POLAND PKP has revealed visualisations of the third stage of the almost EUR 100 mln Poznań Główny station redevelopment project.
The development of the old Poznań Główny station is the final stage of the project, which was started in 2011. This includes the existing building and the neighbouring area between the network of railway lines, which lie directly behind the building. The project also includes the development of offices and a hotel as well as an additional retail and service area. All this will be carried out over an area of 1.57 ha and after the completion project 46,000 sqm gla will have been constructed. In
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