POLAND Fort Polska to transform Szczecin station
Residentialschedule 14 November 2022
The estate is likely to comprise nine rental apartment building
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Fort Polska has been chosen to design PFR Nieruchomości’s first residential estate in Szczecin, which will contain 800 apartments.
The studio, which has previously worked on such projects as the Mieczysława Karłowicz Philharmonia in Szczecin, Norblin Factory in Warsaw, Galeria Katowicka and the Jordanki Cultural and Concert Centre in Toruń, has been tasked with the preparation of the documentation for the estate as well as the design for the restoration and adaptation of the former Pomorzany freight station. The 6 ha site bounded by ul. Starkiewicza, ul. Grudziądzka and ul. Generalska in central Szczecin is owned by the
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