Harden Construction has completed construction of Hall A at Panattoni Park Warsaw North III in Nadma, near Warsaw, and obtained the occupancy permit. The project sits on a plot of more than 121,000 sqm. Hall B, covering more than 32,500 sqm, was handed over at the end of 2025, while Hall A, with a built-up area of nearly 15,800 sqm, was built from January 2026 and concludes the full investment.
Hall A required more than 381 tonnes of steel, 125 columns, 361 prefabricated elements and over 1,100 cubic metres of concrete. The structure was founded on piles to address challenging ground conditions. At its peak, around 100 workers and more than 50 pieces of construction machinery were active on site, with deliveries requiring approximately 100 heavy vehicles per day.
The building incorporates automated warehouse racking and a four-level mezzanine storage system. The roof structure is adapted for photovoltaic installation, and the facility features smart building management systems including remote utility metering, a fire detection system and automatic licence plate recognition. "The successful completion of technical inspections confirms the facility is fully ready for safe and reliable use," said Paweł Fiuczek, managing director at Harden Construction.
The completed complex provides 229 car parking spaces, including 12 for people with disabilities and 12 with electric vehicle charging points, along with 76 heavy vehicle bays including 73 loading docks. A new access road operates independently of the local road network to reduce the impact on residents. Two bicycle shelters support sustainable employee commuting.
"Environmental permit requirements and the proximity of protected areas demanded particular care in how we organised works and selected materials," said Łukasz Kozerski, operations director at Harden Construction. "We ensured a sustainable land balance and environment-friendly solutions, demonstrating that modern logistics infrastructure can form a coherent whole with the local surroundings." Green areas cover more than 26,900 sqm and include meadows, irrigation systems and insect habitats, while a retention pond doubles as a natural watering point for wildlife. Both Hall B and Hall A meet BREEAM Excellent certification requirements.
