Five in running for Museum of Modern Art
Public buildingsschedule 13 July 2018
The museum is to buitl in a more than PLN 200 mln project
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POLAND Five companies have submitted applications to enter the tender for the construction of the Museum of Modern Art [MSN] in Warsaw.
Warbud, Budimex and the following consortiums: Hochtief and Mar-Bud; Ids-Bud, Polimex-Mostostal and Polimex Construction; and Strabag and Zublin. The tender was announced around the end of March. The contractor that is eventually selected is to construct a museum building (but not the theatre building that forms part of the complex) of almost 20,000 sqm, which has been designed by New York-based architectural studio Thomas Phifer and Partners together with its Polish partner, the APA Wojci
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