The Construction Sector – a PAIH report

According to the Polish Investment and Trade Agency’s quarterly report “The Construction Sector” published at the end of June, the Polish construction sector is constantly growing. Last year, industry representatives recorded an almost 7% increase compared to the results for 2021.

Polish Architecture

The subject of architecture and urban planning in Poland is a living element of contemporary public debate. Due to the constantly high housing needs, the development of cities and the implemented revitalization processes, there is still a great demand for the services of the industries representatives. The growing interest in the subject and market demand means that Polish institutes of higher Education, in addition to their current subjects, offer ever newer related ones.

Energy-efficient construction technologies as an opportunity for developmen…

By 2050, construction in the European Union must undergo an energy-efficient transformation. The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive is responsible for the energy regime in the countries of the EU.

Association of Finishing Works Specialists

The association was founded 11 years ago. It was founded by a group of contractors who wanted to raise the rank of building professions and manual workers. At present, our association consists of nearly 1000 contractors, workers, owners of small and micro construction companies from all over Poland.

Modern Buildings Association

The mission of the Modern Building Association is to integrate the building industry in order to initiate a process of making a law by means of preconsultations, according with the Mechanism of Preconsultations conception. MBA makes possible an effective usage of the ongoing changes in a developing technology of the energy saving domain and the innovative solutions. Also, it respects rules of sustainability.

Polish Cement Association

The fundamental aim of the Polish Cement Association is to develop a cement industry in Poland. The Association on behalf of its members represents the cement industry in public administration institutions; local governments, NGOs, and from 2004 advocates for interests of the industry in front of european institutions. It participates in the consulting processes of many various legislative actions, from domestic regulations, up to european directives and common strategies for the industry.