ERBUD International, part of the ERBUD Group, has won another order for a comprehensive thermal modernisation project. This time, the company will rebuild one of the tallest buildings in Rzeszów. The gross contract value of the modernisation of this 15-storey administrative building, located at 1 Geodetów Street, is PLN 26.4 million. The work is to be completed within 24 months.
The project includes the comprehensive replacement and modernisation of the building’s key installations, including electrical, sewage, cooling, heating and the mechanical ventilation system. The plans also include the installation of an indirect heat substation and the renovation of the façade, which will dramatically change its character. The characteristic metal elements will be removed from the façade, and the whole will be kept in white and grey. The disfiguring air conditioners will also disappear. The building currently serves administrative and office functions, and is the headquarters of, among others, the Tax Administration Chamber or Totalizator Sportowy. The modernisation is intended to increase the energy efficiency of the building and improve the comfort of its users.
The building at present. Photo: ERBUD
ERBUD International specialises in the modernisation of multi-storey buildings. The company’s portfolio includes, among others, the reconstruction of the Student House of Lublin University of Technology, where the building was adapted to new fire safety standards and the standard of residential premises was raised. It has also carried out a project at the Rector’s Office of the Warsaw Medical University, involving the replacement of the facade, insulation of the basement and modernisation of installation systems.
The building now and after modernisation. Photo: ERBUD and Google Maps
The president of ERBUD International, Miroslaw Mlynarski, points to the growing demand for thermal modernisation of public buildings. – “More and more managers and owners of public administration buildings are starting to see the need to modernise them, especially in terms of energy efficiency and reducing their carbon footprint. This is an interesting niche for us, which we want to develop dynamically. I am pleased that our share in this segment is growing,” says Młynarski.
In 2024, the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management has earmarked as much as PLN 900 million to support such projects, which creates new opportunities for companies operating in this sector.
Source: erbud.pl
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