The term ‘container’ encompasses many different structures, the only things they have in common being their cuboid shape and modular design. In practice, transport, office, sanitary and residential
The Nowy Rynek complex in Poznań is one of the most prestigious office developments in the city centre, being carried out by Skanska. The project comprises several modern office buildings situated in
A ‘Mauzer’ is one of the most common items of equipment found on building sites, in industrial plants and on farms. This colloquial term refers to an IBC container – a container with a capacity of
Container-based catering is no longer just a stopgap solution; it has become a conscious choice for entrepreneurs seeking flexibility and lower start-up costs. Cafés, ice-cream parlours, street food
The dimensions of a container determine whether it will be suitable for the intended use. Some parameters are important for the transport of goods, others for office layout, and yet others for fitting
The terms ‘shipping container’ and ‘modular container’ are sometimes used interchangeably, although they refer to two different products with distinct designs and purposes. A shipping container is
Social infrastructure on construction sites and in industrial facilities is often treated as a cost item in the budget, a necessary addition to meet legal requirements. Changing rooms, toilets
The shift from selling products to selling services is no longer the exclusive preserve of the modular construction sector. Most sectors of the economy are moving away from asset ownership towards the
A defining feature of the events and tourism sectors is their seasonality, which businesses have to contend with. Summer festivals, city beaches and water sports equipment hire companies generate the
An exhibition space that can be efficiently set up and dismantled solves the problem of excessive infrastructure costs. Container modules offer a professional product presentation without the need for
In 2026, CPK plans to announce approximately 50 investment tenders with an estimated value of around PLN 40 billion. For general contractors, this is not only a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” but
Estimates of the value of the Polish modular construction market in 2025 currently range from approximately PLN 4.6 billion to PLN 5.0 billion (the differences stem mainly from variations in the