Awangarda Mogilska 1

Status	Number	Rooms ↑ ↓	Area ↑ ↓	Floor ↑ ↓	Development	Floor plan	Price ↑ ↓
Available	1BA0101	3	58.04 m²	1	Awangarda Mogilska 1	Preview	1,065,600 zł
Available	1BA0105	2	50.65 m²	1	Awangarda Mogilska 1	Preview	935,700 zł
Available	1BA0201	3	60.81 m²	2	Awangarda Mogilska 1	Preview	1,127,900 zł
Available	1BA0205	2	51.10 m²	2	Awangarda Mogilska 1	Preview	960,300 zł
Available	1BA0301	3	60.81 m²	3	Awangarda Mogilska 1	Preview	1,134,400 zł
Available	1BA0305	2	52.35 m²	3	Awangarda Mogilska 1	Preview	985,800 zł

Description

Urban atmosphere, nature nearby, and culture within reach

Industrial architecture on the site of a former grain depot – Awangarda Mogilska in Kraków is a unique residential development, whose original architecture lends an industrial, loft-style character and a slender silhouette to this extraordinary building. This project, with its metropolitan feel, is being developed on Mogilska Street and will centre around an internal, green patio, offering 278 flats and 6 commercial premises in the first phase. The project was designed by architects from the highly regarded Kraków-based practice B2 Studio.

The building’s unique, cascading layout, terraces, balconies and loggias, together with its tall windows, will provide residents with optimal access to natural light and, from the upper floors, views of the city skyline and Wawel, 2.5 km away. The architectural solutions employed by the designers of Awangarda Mogilska will create the impression of neighbouring buildings with varied styles, heights, shapes and façade colours – in shades of black, red and sandstone.

Residents will have access to a three-level underground car park, which will also feature charging points for electric vehicles, as well as three bicycle storage rooms. The designers have ensured that residents’ needs are met both in the carefully planned flats and within the communal areas. Future residents will have easy access to storage lockers on the same floors as their flats, whilst the building’s entrance will be enhanced by a mini art gallery in the lobby.

Project Details
Apartment area	27 – 175 m²
Number of rooms	1 – 6
Number of floors	14
Commercial premises	6
Completion date	Second quarter of 2028

Construction Phases

Sustainable solutions

Awangarda Mogilska incorporates a wide range of sustainable solutions that protect the environment whilst reducing operating costs. It is Skanska’s first residential project in Kraków to feature energy-efficient photovoltaic panels and a heat recovery system using heat pumps to supply hot water. Future residents will also benefit from anti-smog filters.

The building will feature contactless access control, whilst each flat will be fitted with the Appartme smart home system. This enables residents to control home systems and appliances remotely — such as adjusting room temperatures — and to better monitor and manage energy use and utility costs.

Our aim is for Awangarda Mogilska to achieve a BREEAM certification at the ‘Very Good’ level, confirming the use of environmentally friendly and energy-efficient solutions that enhance residents’ comfort and promote responsible energy consumption.

Key features

Smart home system as standard

BREEAM certification

Photovoltaic panels

Contactless access control

Anti-smog filters

Location

The excellent location of Awangarda Mogilska, convenient access to public transport, and its proximity to nature are the estate’s greatest assets. Its residents can reach Planty Park and the area around Kraków’s Main Square by tram in literally about 10 minutes. The estate will be built within a short walk of the Tauron Arena, whilst also being close to one of the city’s most attractive green spaces – Lotników Park.

The area has no shortage of public buildings and community facilities, such as schools, healthcare centres and sports centres (including a swimming pool), as well as shopping centres, shops, restaurants and cafés. The housing estate is being built on the site of a former grain mill, whose historical presence is emphasised by the heritage-rich neighbourhood. Consequently, the original architecture will draw on the site’s industrial heritage, whilst the project’s name will reflect the tradition of the avant-garde.