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The HOCHTIEF Group is one of the world’s leading construction groups. We have excelled for 140 years in our core competency of construction.

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The focus of the Group is on complex infrastructure projects, many of which are delivered on the basis of concession models.HOCHTIEF operates a clear growth strategy and sees the greatest potential for:• transportation infrastructure,• energy infrastructure,• social and urban infrastructure as well as the • contract mining business.

Other strategic initiatives focus on enhancing the Group’s financial strength, im-proving risk management, positioning our company as an attractive employer, and differentiating through unique solutions.

Decisive factors in HOCHTIEF’s success include our corporate culture and close intra-Group teamwork.

This is why we foster the international exchange of expertise and employees at all levels. Sustainable business principles are an integral part of our Group strat-egy and are given top priority. Compliance plays an equally important role in all our actions.

A package of competences – necessary support for business activity

Trust, experience and competence—the best foundation on which to build.For over 140 years construction has been HOCHTIEF’s core business. HOCHTIEF Solutions AG bundles the group’s European business, and it is also active in selected non-European markets. Our service spectrum encompasses classic shell construction and high-end building construction, as well as com-plex infrastructural projects. We also have one of the construction industry’s big-gest engineering firms.1

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HOCHTIEF Polska as a company within HOCHTIEF Solutions, uses the knowledge and skills of experts of one of the world’s biggest construction service providers.

We combine international expertise with local experience to offer compre-hensive construction of large capacity and infrastructural buildings

Our skills and the quality of our projects may be seen by visiting the many office, industrial, residential buildings, shopping and entertainment centres as well as airports that we have constructed. Being a general contractor, we also implement projects for roads, stadiums and seaports.

Care for future generations While adjusting projects to the needs of contemporary customers, we al-ways consider the needs of future generations. That is why we use solu-tions and technologies corresponding with the idea of sustainable devel-opment, including sustainable construction.

Effective and safe consumption of available energy resources is a chal-lenge for today’s world as they need to be conserved for the future. We take up this challenge by implementing buildings according to demands of BREEAM and LEED certificates as well as projects in the energy seg-ment, especially coal fired power plants, gas and combined cycle power plants, waste to energy, wind power and nuclear power.

International competences, local experience

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With technological development and demographic changes, the standards and quality requirements for the places where we live and work are becoming ever more demanding. HOCHTIEF Polska responds to new clients’ expectations through comprehensive development of both volume buildings and infrastructural facilities.Safety, functionality, energy efficiency and high architectural standards are always their invariable factors.

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The Business Garden Warszawa office complex in Warsaw (1st stage)Investor: SwedeCenterGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 02.2011 – 12.2012Area: 58,000 square metres

Both buildings form 1st stage of the Business Garden complex. They house office space, a business hotel as well as conference centre and restaurants. The construction involved the application of modern design and technical solutions compliant with the principles of sus-tainable construction. The office building B2 of Business Garden Warszawa has been awarded the certificate LEED Gold.

The Francuska office center in Katowice Investor: Cyril (Globe Trade Center subsidiary) General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Kraków Time of construction: 06.2008 - 07.2010 Usable area: 27,100 square meters

Francuska Office Center is a complex of two seven-storey A-class office buildings mounted over a two-level underground car park.

The Brama Portowa I, II office complex in SzczecinInvestor: SwedeCenterGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 12.2010 - 11.2012Area: 4,500 square metres (Brama Portowa I),8,000 square metres (Brama Portowa II)

A modern office complex with two independent buildings in the centre of Szczecin, at Brama Portowa square. The project has been implemented complete with ecological solutions ena-bling application for LEED certification. In accordance with the rules of sustainable construc-tion, the project is unique with innovative water and energy saving systems, optimal access for sunlight, waste degradation, and roofing providing protection against the “heat islandeffect”, and bicycle parking spaces for the lessees. The Brama Portowa I office building has been awarded the certificate LEED Gold.

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The Stock Exchange CenterInvestor: Centrum GiełdoweGeneral contractor: Consortium of HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Warsaw and Porr PolskaTime of construction: 03.1998 - 04.2000Area: 33,657 square metres

A modern nine-storey building of the new Stock Exchange Center in Warsaw. Its architectural as-sets allow the building to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding urban landscape. Another as-sets of the project are state-of-the-art interior design and location right in the middle of the city.

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The Canal + office building in WarsawInvestor: LHI Leasing GroupGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 01.2007 – 03.2008Area: 14,800 square metres

The Canal + is a modern six-storey office building with a three-storey underground car park for 137 park places. With facades finished predominantly in glass, steel andconcrete, it has a modern and simple form and a light structure.

The Flanders Business Park in WarsawInvestor: Ceresco PolandGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 04.2008 – 05.2009Office space: 13,500 square metres

The A building consists of two parts: five- and six-storey part and an underground storey serving as a car park. Additionally, there are technical storeys constructedin both parts.

The Globis office building in WrocławInvestor: GLOBIS Wrocław (Globe Trade Center subsidiary)General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Kraków Time of construction: 12.2006 – 10.2008Usable area: 19,600 square metres

The 13-storey structure not only accommodates office space but also a commercialand restaurant. Three underground storeys are used for car parks.

The Poloneza office building in WarsawInvestor: Poloneza InvestmentGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 07.2009 – 08.2010Area: 7,200 square metres

The three-storey office building with an underground car park,above-ground parking space and a warehouse part.

The Adgar Plaza A and B office complex in WarsawInvestor: Adgar PostępuGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 01.2007 – 10.2008 (A building)06.2008 – 11.2009 (B building)Usable space: 40,900 square metres

A modern 10-storey class A office complex consists of two build-ings with conference centre for 300 people and an underground car park.

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The Diamante Plaza in KrakówInvestor: Aldesa PolskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in KrakówTime of construction: 06.2008 – 08.2009Usable space: 17,900 square metres

The Diamante Plaza is a four-storey class A building with approx. 10,000 square me-tres of office and commercial space. The modern shape of the building resembles an irregularly cut diamond. Complete glazing gives the maximum amount of natural light inside the building.

The Tulipan House in WarsawInvestor: SEGRO PolandGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 02.2007 – 05.2008Usable space: 17,900 square metres

The Tulipan House stands out as a unique architectural work - the building having been designed on the plan of a flower and providing the optimal amount of natural light with a 14 m glass atrium giving the building its thoroughly modern look.

The Andersia Tower in PoznańInvestor: Andersia TowerGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Poznań, HOCHTIEF Polska Branchin WarsawTime of construction: 09.2005 - 10.2007Area: 42,500 square metres

The Andersia Tower is a mixed-use development comprising office, hotel, and retailspace. The lower floors are used for a deluxe hotel with retail outlets, restaurants,conference centre and a large banquet & ball room. The upper floors of the “AndersiaTower” are designated for class “A” office space.

The International Business Center in Warsaw (1st and 2nd stage)Investor: INTERBUS I, INTERBUS II (Golub Europe LLC)General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in War-sawTime of construction:03.2001 - 01.2003 (1st stage) 04.2006 -05.2007 (2nd stage)Area: 54,100 square metres

The International Business Center is situated close to the Warsaw metropolitan subway line and is an “intelli-gent” office building of the highest class. The complex was designed to offer office space at the higher floors, space for commerce and services at the groundfloor and three storeys of an underground car park.

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The Liberty Corner office building in WarsawInvestor: Von der Heyden GroupGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 10.2001 - 12.2003Area: 13,000 square metres

Eight-storey office building has been designed as two separate parts A and B. Precious materials have been selected for the exterior façade, where white and light-yellow sand-stone is dominant. Statues preserved from ex-censorship building and placed now in the main corridor on the ground floor are an interesting interior element.

The Rondo 1 office complex in WarsawDeveloper: HOCHTIEF Development PolandGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 03.2003 – 12.2006Area: 103,000 square metres

The Rondo 1 is one of the most well-known building in Warsaw, distinctive because of its: modernistic architecture, cutting-edge technology, top notch standards and a pres-tigious location. The building Rondo 1 is the first office building in Europe which has been awarded the certificate LEED Gold in the category “existing building”. The officeproject Rondo 1 consists of two elements: 40-storey skyscraper with ca. 58,000 square metres office area and 10-storey building offering retail rooms and car park places. Both structures are connected by a 14 m high, glass space accessible to the wider public.

The Metropolitan office building in WarsawInvestor: Hines PolskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 09.2001 - 09.2003Area: 66,800 square metres

The building consists of three independent seven-storey buildings located within a pen-tagonal shape, hence the nickname of the building, which is often called “the Warsaw Pentagon”. The Metropolitan was the first AAA-class building in Poland and the only one such building in Central Europe. It has been designed by the world-famous architect, Lord Norman Foster.

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The Nowy Dom Jabłkowskich office building in WarsawInvestor: LHI and Dom Towarowy Bracia JabłkowscyGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 01.2010 – 09.2011Area: 4,500 square metres

The prestigious investment was designed so that its shell would be reminiscent of the pre-war buildings while the architectonic solutions could combine with the styleof the neighbouring buildings. These features allow the building to merge naturally with the Bracka Street spatial lay-out.

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High-quality architecture provides users with an enhanced standard of living and shapes the urban space. The timeless simplicity of the Cosmopolitan Twarda 2/4 skyscraper in Warsaw diversifies the city landscape while offering its residents a unique view of the capital’s skyline.

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The Platinum Towers in WarsawInvestor: Platinum TowersGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 08.2007 – 07.2009Area: 58,500 square metres

The Platinum Towers is one of the technologically most advanced and most prestigious residential investments in the centre of Warsaw. Built between Grzybowska and Wronia streets, it is a part of a luxury hotel, conference and residential complex.

The Holland Park II residential complex in WarsawInvestor: Holland Park IIGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 08.1999 - 01.2001Area: 14,200 square metres

The housing project includes buildings of eight, seven and five storeys.

The Meridian in WarsawInvestor: Ronson Development InvestmentGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 12.2005 – 09.2007Area: 30,400 square metres

With its high standard of finishing work and favourable location in the centre of Warsaw in the proxim-ity of Chłodna Street’s historical architecture, this project is an example of the finest architecture.

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The Cosmopolitan Twarda 2/4 building in Warsaw Investor: Tacit Development Polska General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Warsaw Time of construction: 05.2010 - 04.2014 Area: 53,000 square metres

The Cosmopolitan skyscraper is located in the very heart of Warsaw, at the junction of Emilii Plater and Twarda streets, near Grzybowski Square. This 160-metre residential tower with 44 storeys offers 236 fin-ished and fully equipped apartments with areas from 54 to 380 square metres and 299 parking spaces. Within the project, a five-storey office and service building has also been built close to the skyscraper, con-nected with the Cosmopolitan building with a glass roof. The building was designed by Helmut Jahn, one of the most eminent architects of the 21st century.

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The Villa Poema residential building in WarsawInvestor: Hepolico Investments (the company of HOCHTIEF Polska)General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: Q2 2011 - 11.2012Area: 2,700 square metres

The organisation of the entire development process of the Villa Poema project was carried out by HOCHTIEF Polska. The scope of works included construction of a five-storey building with 42 apartments ranging from 39 to 92 square metres. The intimate nature of the building, the greenery in the immediate area, proximity to the city centre and the shopping centre as well as the specific atmosphere of Zoliborz are the main features of the Villa Poema project.

The Opera Residence in WarsawInvestor: Dom DevelopmentGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 07.2003 – 10.2005Usable space: ca. 8,300 square metres

An apartment building located in the city centre near the Saski Park. The façade of the building and interior design refer to the style of the buildings from the late nine-teenth and early twentieth century.

The Gemini residential building in WarsawInvestor: Ronson Development BuildingsGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 09.2008 – 09.2010Area: 19,000 square metres

The building meets top architectural standards and best usability requirements (large wood-en windows, spacious terraces, loggias and balconies). It has a very attractive location in di-rect neighbourhood of the Ursynów Borough Office Building, an underground station and the proximity of the rich infrastructure of the district.

The Sokratesa Park & Art residential complex in Warsaw (1st stage)Investor: Sokratesa Development General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Warsaw Time of construction: 01.2010 - 07.2012

Stage I of the residential estate encompasses two buildings for 297 inhabitants with a one-storey underground garage. A great advantage that the estate offers is its location in close proximity to the Młociny metro station as well as to forest and recreational areas along with convenient access to many ser-vices. The estate is protected and monitored on a 24/7 basis.

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The Kalinowe Residential Estate in RokietnicaInvestor: Kalbud DeweloperGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 10.2007 – Q2 2008 (1st stage)10.2008 – 07.2011 (2nd stage)Area: 13,700 square metres (1st stage)19,600 square metres (2nd stage)

The Kalinowe Estate was built in close proximity to green landscapes, the project envisages solutions combined with the natural surround-ing: wooden elevation panels, blinds made of Siberian Larch, exterior window trims in harmony with the wooden elevation elements and sunken waste containers.

The JK 51 residential complex in Warsaw Investor: HomeArt (the company of HOCHTIEF Polska) General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Warsaw Time of construction: Q3 2013 - Q1 2015 (1st stage) Q3 2014 - Q2 2016 (2nd stage) Area: 28,000 square metres

JK 51 is a complex of two residential buildings in the Odolany area, in the Wola quarter of Warsaw. The building, built in stage I, has 6-9 storeys, 163 apartments and 4 commercial premises. It offers 1-4 room apartments with an area of 32-77 square metres. Another seven-storey building will house 111 apartments with an area of 30-69 square metres and 3 commercial premises with an area of 86-230 square metres on the ground floor. The apartments will have balconies or loggias. The residents of some of the apartments locat-ed at the upper floors will be able to enjoy spacious roof terraces, while some of those on the ground floor will have access to a private garden.

The CityZen I, II residential complex in WarsawInvestor: EspaisGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 07.2008 - 06.2010 (CityZen I)07.2011 – 06.2012 (CityZen II)Area: 24,500 square metres (CityZen I)13,300 square metres(CityZen II)

The state-of-the-art architecture of the complex is a combination of glass, stainless steel and natural stone panels used both in its facades and in the interiors. The internal garden in the Zen style of an area of 5,000 square metres is available to residents only.

The Olbrachta residential complex in WarsawInvestor: Dom DevelopmentGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 04.2007 – 12.2008Total area: 55,000 square metres

The scope of the project included construction of three residential buildings with 448 apartments and a joint underground garage.

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Airports are undoubtedly one of the major showpieces of the countries where they are located. Poland has been widely acclaimed for the upgraded passenger terminal at Wrocław Airport.

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The Deep-sea Container Terminal Gdansk (DCT) in the Northern Port in GdanskInvestor: DCT GdańskGeneral contractor: Consortium of HOCHTIEF Construction AG Infrastructure Polska,HOCHTIEF Construction AG Civil Engineering and Marine Works and HOCHTIEF PolskaTime of construction: 10.2005 - 10.2007The construction site had the area of 44 ha

The Deepwater container terminal in Gdańsk North Harbour is the first on the Baltic Sea to have the capability to service most post-Panamax container vessels with re-gards to access, depth of water, quay facilities and equipment. The terminal was builton an artificially formed solid pier measuring 800 m in length and 315 m in width where two container reloading stations were built:• the first section of the quay is 385 m long and the water depth at it is 16.5 m• the other section is 265 m long and has 13.5 m water depth. This section is addi-

tionally ended with a ramp for Ro-Ro ship handling.

The project also included the construction of transport routes and a railway line, each2 km in length as well as an office building with ca. 3,000 square metres of usablearea, Cargo Freight Station with total area amounts to 7,500 square metres and a 1,300 square metres workshop.

Expansion of the passenger terminal at the F. Chopin Airport in Warsaw Investor: Przedsiębiorstwo Państwowe „Porty Lotnicze” General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Warsaw and HOCHTIEF Solutions Time of construction: 02.2010 - 08.2011 Area: 18,300 square metres

The investment involved construction of the central jetty and com-pletion of the south jetty of the terminal. Within the project, five lifts and four aircraft piers have also been built.

HOCHTIEF has also been assigned by Warsaw Airport with the transformation and upgrade of T1 and its integration with T2 (Sep-tember 2012 – Spring 2015). These works were preceded by a comprehensive demolition of T1. The latter, along with the cargo terminal, were built by HOCHTIEF between 1990-1992.

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Expansion of the Poznań-Ławica Airport Investor: Port Lotniczy Poznań-Ławica General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Poznań Time of construction: 03.2011 - 10.2013 Area: - 17,800 square metres (new facilities) - 7,500 square metres (modernized building)

The project was implemented on a turnkey basis in three stages. Stage I of the works con-sisted in the construction of a new part of the terminal where a new arrivals area and a check-in hall are located as well as the technical facilities of the entire building on the un-derground level. In Stage II, finishing works were completed in the office area of the newly built part of the passenger terminal (on levels +1 and +2) and a new checked-in baggage handling area. In Stage III, the existing terminal was rebuilt and a new central security control area constructed. The works also included an internal road link and a car park upgrade. As a result of the last stage of works, the previous building has been transformed into a depar-tures terminal with an enlarged commercial area.

Extension of the passenger terminal at the Wrocław-Strachowice AirportInvestor: Port Lotniczy WrocławGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 09.2009 – 02.2012Usable area: 38,700 square metres

The scope of works included the construction of the new passenger terminal with the in-frastructure and equipment of the new location. Project was designed to comply with IA-TA’s standard C, as a hall with three above-ground storeys and one underground storey.

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The passenger Terminal 3 of the Władysław Reymont International AirportInvestor: Port Lotniczy Łódź im. Władysława ReymontaGeneral contractor: Consortium of HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Warsaw, HOCHTIEF Solutions and Warbud (leader)Time of construction: 12.2009 - 01.2012 Area: 29,000 square metres

The new terminal hall includes three usable above-ground storeys, as well as a technical storey, an entresol and an underground storey.

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Unique projects are often

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There are many factors supporting the development of human thought. Apart from intellectual effort,coherent actions, teamwork and the available tools and technologies, working conditions play an important role. Modern interiors of the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław definitely foster achieving outstanding results.

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The Kraków OperaInvestor: Opera KrakowskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in KrakówTime of construction: 09.2004 – 11.2008Area: 11,900 square metres

The modern building for the Kraków Opera was created as re-construction of the former manège, which was enhancedby a new structure on its backyard. The entire complex con-sists of three integrated parts: administration & technicalbuilding, main opera house with seats, stage and audience zones, and commercial building with box-office lobby,space for lease and restaurants.

The best solutions in public facilities segment

The Aula Nova - the Concert Hall of the I. J. PaderewskiMusic Academy in PoznańInvestor: I. J. Paderewski Music Academy in PoznańGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 04.2005 - 06.2006Area: 4,500 square metres

The Aula Nova is often called a musical landmark of Poznan. The building is alsoa perfect venue for cultural and artistic events for the Music Academy as well as for the entire region of Wielkopolska. The building meets the highest acoustic standardsand holds around 540 people.

Expansion of the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in WrocławInvestor: Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine ArtsGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 09.2010 – 12.2012Area: 13,000 square metres

The new building located at the junction of Traugutta and Krasińskiego streets houses the Center of Practical Art and the Innovation Center. With the attic level as high as 25 m above the ground, it has four storeys and one underground floor. It also includes a small-sized glass mill dedicated for the exclusive use of the Academy’s students.

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Modernization of the C level of MTP exhibition hall No.15 in PoznańInvestor: Międzynarodowe Targi PoznańskieGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 03.2012 – 12.2012Area: 6,500 square metres

As a result of disassembly of the central part of an existing roof and construction of the new one was developed a multi-purpose amphitheatre conference room for around 2,000 people (“Sala Ziemi” - literally, the Earth Hall). Owing to mobile walls and telescopic audi-torium areas, the building became more functional.

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The Pałac Sprawiedliwości (Palace of Justice) in WarsawInvestor: The Ministry of Justice, The Supreme Court, Warsaw Centrum BoroughGeneral contractor: Consortium with HOCHTIEF PolskaTime of construction: 06.1996 - 11.1999Area: 44,700 square metres

The four-storey building is the seat of the Supreme Court as well as the Appeals Court. With its characteristic design and symbolic form, the building has become one of the new architectural landmarks of the capital of Poland.

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The Qubus Hotel CracowInvestor: Echo InvestmentGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in KrakówTime of construction: 11.2004 - 05.2006Area: 12,000 square metres

Building a modern hotel in monumental surroundings of the old city required a skilfuladjustment of the architecture of the building to the existing building frontage of 19thcentury Podgórze. Thanks to the architectonic solutions applied, the structure has beenperfectly adjusted to the existing urban arrangement of the surroundings, maintainingthe historical character of the city.

Building of the Faculty of Physics, Astronomy and Applied Computer Science of the Jagiellonian University in KrakówInvestor: Jagiellonian University in Kraków General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Kraków Time of construction: 09.2010 - 08.2014 Area: 27,000 square meters

A modern complex of nine research and teaching buildings interlinked with each other with pas-sages, and therefore forming a single facility. Built on the Campus of the 600th Anniversary of the Jagiellonian University Revival, it houses teaching rooms, three lecture halls with 600 seats, a li-brary, research and computer laboratories as well as administrative rooms. The assignment con-sisted in the design as well as construction and assembly works. At both stages, energy-efficient technologies and renewable energies were used (such as heat pumps, solar collectors, energy-efficient lighting (LED) and photovoltaic cells), along with economic utilisation of wastewater. Apart from comprehensively equipping the building with technical facilities, the project covered the as-sembly of mobile furniture.

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The Dialog Arena football stadiumInvestor: Zagłębie Lubin SSA (KGHM Polska Miedź SA Group)General contractor: Consortium with HOCHTIEF Polska and PeBeKaTime of construction: 09.2007 – 06.2010Capability: 16 000 football fans

The facility meets the highest security standards and UEFA require-ments for class 3 stadiums. All the stands of the new football stadi-um are covered. Within the contract frame new technical and sani-tary facilities, changing rooms and a VIP zone were constructed.To ensure continuity of football matches during most of the coming seasons the construction of the new stadium was accomplished in stages. The new stadium was introduced into the partly preserved and existing banks of the current stands.

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The Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University CollageInvestor: The Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University CollageGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in KrakówTime of construction:1st stage: 03.2003 - 08.20042nd stage: 07.2004 - 07.20053rd stage: 08.2007 - 12.2008Area:1st stage: 10,800 square metres2nd stage: 5,500 square metres3rd stage: 9,000 square metres

Three stages of the Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University College form a coherent architec-tural complex:• two buildings constructed in the 1st and 2nd stages with three storeys and underground parts,• the building constructed in the 3rd stage with four-storey and underground car park. Its lenght

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What clients appreciate most in commercial and entertainment premises is modern, spacious interiors,functionality, a convenient location, a wide range of services offered and a friendly atmosphere. With these features, the Malta Gallery commercial and entertainment centre in Poznań successfully obtained the BREEA M In-Use certificate with a ‘very good’ rating. The facility was distinguished in two categories: functionality and the centre’s management.

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The Malta Gallery in PoznańInvestor: Neinver PolskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 02.2007 – 03.2009Area: 162,000 square metres

The modern, three-storey steel-and-glass Malta Gallery building is the largest commercial and entertainment centres in the Wielkopolska Region.

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The Old Brewery (Stary Browar) Commerce, Art and Business Center (1st stage and 2nd stage)Investor: FortisGeneral contractor: Consortium of HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Poznań and Porr PolskaTime of construction: 06.2002 - 11.2003 (1st stage), 09.2005 - 03.2007 (2st stage)Area: 68,900 square metres (1st stage), 65,500 square metres (2st stage)

The Old Brewery Commerce, Art and Business Center is an example of a mod-ern building which is compliant to history. The nineteenth-century buildings of Hugger’s Brewery in the centre of Poznań were adapted as a commercial centre and an office park. The second construction stage included an expan-sion of the complex by adding a new office and commercial building.

The Futura Park complex in Modlniczka near KrakówInvestor: Neinver PolskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in KrakówTime of construction: 05.2010 - 10.2011 Area: 49,000 square metres

The project consists of a two-storey building and a 1,400-vehicle car park. The Futura commercial park provides space for small and medium-sized shops and an outlet centre. Futura is the first project executed by HOCHTIEF Polska according to demands of the certificate BREEAM. The building got the certificate BREEAM with rating of very good in 2012.

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The Leroy Merlin retail hall in Modlniczka near KrakówInvestor: Leroy Merlin InwestycjeGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in KrakówTime of construction: 04.2004 – 09.2004Area: 12, 600 square metres

Simply and elegance commercial hall of the House and Garden Department of Leroy Merlin is one of the several projects constructed by HOCHTIEF Polska for the distributor of building and finishing materials. Another projects were implemented in Bielsko-Biała, Żory, Gliwice, Krasne near Rzeszów, Poczesna, Mikołów and in Katowice.

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The Baltic Gallery in Gdańsk - WrzeszczInvestor: ECE ProjektmanagementGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 03.2006 – 09.2007Area: 110,000 square metres

The project consists of five-storey shopping centre located by the crossing of Grunwaldzka and Kościuszki streets. Two last storeys are designed as a multilevel parking with 1 100 park places.

The Marine Commercial Park in GdańskInvestor: Librecht&Wood PolskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 03.2010 – 03.2011Area: 27,700 square metres

The project consists of two buildings of the Marine Commercial Park, including their technical infrastructure, access roads and car parks. The single-storey Building C is dedicated to independent tenants.

The Castorama shopping centre in OświęcimInvestor: CastimGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in KrakówTime of construction: 03.2012 – 08.2012Area: 7,000 square metres

The building with three zones of functionality:• one-storey shopping hall,• two-storey social-office back-room facilities,• one-storey technical-storage back-room facilities.

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Smart solutions customised to the project requirements are decisive for the standard and quality of the resulting facility. This is paramount, since a well-performing industrial plant boosts the development of the local community and its economy.

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The Enginova manufacturing and storage facility in KutnoInvestor: EnginovaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 11.2009 – 06.2010Area: 11,000 square metres

Construction of production and warehouse hall with office and infrastructure facilities (roads, green area).

The Kronospan production hall in Strzelce OpolskieInvestor: Kronospan SzczecinekGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 03.2008 – 09.2009Area: 37,000 square metres

Five manufacturing halls were constructed in steel structure with firewalls and technical buildings.

The Bridgestone tyre production halls and warehouses in PoznańInvestor: Bridgestone PoznańGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 07.2010 – 04.2011Usable area: 40,800 square metres

The scope of the project included a 12 m high warehouse hall and over 800 square metresof gross office space.

The production facility for Kimball Electronics in Tarnowo PodgórneInvestor: KronoKimball Electronics PolandGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 11.2008 – 07.2009Area: 10,000 square metres (production hall with a warehouse) 5,100 square metres (office and technical building)

The complex includes a production hall with a warehouse and a two-storey office and techni-cal building. The project also covered internal roads and an exit from National Route 92.

The Euroglas float glass works in Ujazd near ŁódźInvestor: Euroglas PolskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Kraków,HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańConstruction period: 05.2008 - 09.2009Area: approx. 100,000 square metres

The float glass factory is one of the key projects in the Łódź Economic Zone. The factory has the world’s largest glass production furnace with an efficiency of 1,000 tonnes of glass per day and the longest glasswork production line in Poland. To minimise its environmental footprint, the plant leverages the most advanced equipment and procedures.

Electric engine assembly plant in the Niepołomice Economic Industrial Zone Investor: Sopem (Somfy subsidiary) General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Kraków Time of construction: 06.2013 - 03.2014 Area: 12,700 square metres

The single-storey manufacturing and warehouse hall with a two-storey office space and a socialarea. The contract also involved the full scope of internal and external installations as well as land deve-lopment.

The Phoenix Contact production hall in Nowy TomyślInvestor: Phoenix Contact WielkopolskaGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in PoznańTime of construction: 02.2009 – 02.2010Area: 8,000 square metres

The scope of the works included construction of single-storey hall with two additional technical storeys above the roof height. Besides offices the building also has training rooms and community rooms.

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Construction of a manufacturing hall with a social and warehouse area in GliwiceInvestor: Tenneco Automotive Eastern Europe General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Kraków Time of construction: 09.2013 - 06.2014 Area: 15,000 square metres

A single-storey manufacturing and warehouse hall, a three-storey office and admin-istrative building with a laboratory, a technical building (with a gas boiler plant) as well as a warehouse shelter for waste disposal. The project also involved an up-grade of hall 3 and a warehouse part of building 1, building roads and external squares along with underground infrastructure, internal and technological installa-tions, as well as remodelling external facilities.

Expansion of a manufacturing plant in Nowa Wieś Legnicka, the municipality Legnickie Pole Investor: VOSS Automotive Polska General contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in Poznań Time of construction: 11.2013 - 08.2014 Area: 12,700 square metres

Manufacturing and warehouse hall with an administrative and office area as well as social and technical rooms. Within the project, also all installations and external in-frastructure have been completed, such as roads and external squares.

Construction works within the building of a powerhouse with a gas and steam unit of 460 MW in WłocławekInvestor: PKN Orlen S.A. General contractor of the Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) project: Consortium of SNC Lavalin Polska Sp. z o.o. and General Electric International Inc.

Foundations of the turbine unit, boiler plant and engine plant build-ings as well as the central electric building were built by a consor-tium led by HOCHTIEF Polska. Time of construction: 07.2013 - 09.2014

Design and construction works aiming to launch a Waste-to-Energy Facility (ITPOK) in Poznań Public partner: Miasto PoznańPrivate partner: SITA Zielona EnergiaGeneral contractor: consortium of Hitachi Zosen Inova (leader), HOCHTIEF Polska and HOCHTIEF Solutions Civil Engineering and Energy Time of construction:- Design works (including all necessary agreements and obtaining formal and legal per-mits): Q2 2013 – Q2 2014.- Construction works: Q2 2014 – Q3/4 2016.

The scope of the works specified in the contract signed with HOCHTIEF Polska and HOCHTIEF Solutions, Civil Engineering and Energy Department as consortium mem-bers, involves the design and construction of volume buildings, internal road infrastruc-ture and auxiliary facilities together with the required installations. The ITPOK investment is carried on a site owned by the City of Poznań, in close vicinity to the Karolin Heat Power Station. The project implementation site covers an area of ca. 3 ha.

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The BYŚ waste processing facility in WarsawInvestor: BYŚ Wojciech ByśkiniewiczGeneral contractor: HOCHTIEF Polska Branch in WarsawTime of construction: 02.2010 – 12.2010Area: ca. 5,000 square metres

In addition to the sorting hall and its auxiliary facilities, the project also includes construction of roads, vehicle manoeuvre areas and car parks. The plant has an an-nual sorting capacity of about 150,000 tonnes.

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With its branches and representative offices, HOCHTIEF Polska is active in the entire country. Throughout the 18 years of being active on the market, we have completed several hundred projects. We develop customised solutions for each contract, matching the client’s needs. To find out more, please submit an enquiry.

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Branch in Warsaw 8/12 Młynarska Street 01-194 Warsaw tel. +48 22 433 56 00tel. +48 22 433 57 00fax +48 22 433 57 99

Branch in Poznań 6 Niepodległości Avenue 60-967 Poznańtel. +48 61 859 22 00fax +48 61 852 09 67

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