Monthly Archives: June 2018

As part of this year’s Children’s Day celebrations, families of DORACO employees were invited to the Gdynia Film Centre. It was there that the films from the series “Treflik Family” and “Parauszek and friends” were screened, as well as games and animations led by the children’s series characters: Treflik and Wujcio.

Families also had the opportunity to learn the secrets of creating the “Treflik Family” series. It is
a series broadcast by the Polish Television, winning more and more young fans. Older children could watch the film studio from the backstage.

On this special day, we wish the youngest happiness, the fulfilment of their dreams and a smile on their faces!

fot. Doraco

On June 6th, the Centrum Marszałkowska building saw the opening of the old Sezam store in its new release. The event was accompanied by the inauguration of the commercial and service part of the building, as well as the unveiling of a plaque commemorating Witold Rowicki, designed by a renowned graphic artist Andrzej Pągowski. The public space around the building is also undergoing advanced works – soon the revitalization of the passage named after the first post-IIWW director of the National Philharmonic, distinguished in cultural service, will be completed.

Centrum Marszałkowska is a unique project on the investment map of Warsaw carried out by WSS Społem Śródmieście and BBI Development S.A. – it is the first building to be integrated into a subway station. The general contractor of the building was DORACO Construction Corporation.

The Centrum Marszałkowska project was a huge challenge in terms of engineering. The building was erected in a very short time (24 months) on a small plot of land in the city centre, next to
a functioning subway. On the plot there were also foundations and remains of pre-war buildings, which additionally raised the bar for our specialists. It is worth mentioning that for the first time in Poland, during the construction project, the thermomonitoring method was used to detect leaks in the deep excavation casing (in cooperation with the Warsaw University of Technology).

fot. Maciej Kruger

fot. Maciej Kruger

fot. Maciej Kruger

On 29 May 2018, an agreement was signed for the design and execution of the investment project entitled “Extension of the building of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science of the University of Gdańsk in Gdańsk for the needs of practical studies”. As part of the project, a new building of the Institute of Computer Science of the University of Gdańsk will be constructed. The contractor selected in the public tender was DORACO Construction Corporation. The University of Gdańsk received funding for the project under the Regional Operational Programme of Pomorskie Voivodeship for the years 2014 – 2020.

On the part of the University of Gdańsk, the agreement was signed by the Rector of the University of Gdańsk Prof. Jerzy Piotr Gwizdała, while on the part of the Contractor – President of the Management Board Andżelika Cieślowska and Vice President of the Management Board Karol Zduńczyk.

In the framework of the project entitled “Expansion of the building of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science of the University of Gdańsk in Gdańsk for the purpose of practical studies” the construction of a new building of the Institute of Computer Science, along with its equipment, is planned. It will be designed primarily for students of computer science with a practical profile. It will be a five-storey building (one underground storey and four overground storeys) with
a net area of about 3,912 m2 and a cubic capacity of 22,678 m3. The facility will be connected with the existing building of the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science by a link at the second and third storeys level. The building will include seminar and computer rooms, auditoriums, didactic and research offices as well as office and amenity rooms. The building will be adapted to the needs of the disabled.

The project will take 16 months to complete.

*visualisation of the site: courtesy of University of Gdańsk