Phase 1 of Wola Village and its certificates, 106 homes near Szczecin, about 500 apartments in Kraków, and two boutique buildings.
Each tile plays the film of the place. The pages behind them carry the certificates, the figures and their sources.
Walls cast in Zduńska Wola while streets and foundations were built on site. Then the cranes set finished elements, home after home.
Every home of phase 1 carries an energy performance certificate issued after completion. The numbers are in the energy section below.
Source: Wola Village phase 1 energy performance certificates, 2025.
Phase 1 delivered. Further phases planned, with the same envelope, heat source and factory; unit counts and the schedule follow when the project team confirms them.
Phase 1 is a photograph, not a promise: what is offered to a buyer in the next phases has already been built and certified once.
103 certificates for 34 buildings and 68 homes, each issued after completion by a licensed auditor and registered in Poland's central register.
Not a design forecast: calculated on the completed homes for the Kraków Balice climate station, valid to 2035.
EP is the non-renewable primary energy a building needs per square meter a year, as calculated by the certificate method; the lower it is, the less energy has to be bought to keep the home warm in winter, cool in summer and supplied with hot water. Each Wola Village bar is the mean of the certificates for that house type. The Polish average is the single-family housing stock as analyzed by PKO BP from certificates issued in the country; the legal maximum is the value the Polish technical conditions allow for a new home.
Against the legal maximum the Wola Village homes sit about 44% lower; against the Polish single-family average about 74% lower, 3.9 times below it. Eighteen buildings of the same type have the same calculated energy rating in their certificates.
The certificate-based cost estimate covers heating, ventilation, cooling and hot water; it excludes appliances and lighting. See the tariff and comparison assumptions below.
The certificates state how much energy each home buys from the grid after its own production: 14.85 to 16.91 kWh per square meter a year. At PLN 0.97 per kWh (tariff G11, Kraków, 2026) that is about PLN 1,573 a year in a 96 m² home, PLN 1,768 for 119 m² and PLN 2,105 for 146 m². A gas-heated home of the same size with the average Polish characteristic is calculated at PLN 4,847, 5,982 and 7,281. The difference is PLN 3,274 to 5,176 a year, a calculated bill 3.1 to 3.5 times lower.
Assumptions: reference home of the same usable floor area at EP 161.7 kWh/m²·year (average Polish single-family home, PKO BP analysis of the housing stock), natural gas at PLN 0.33 per kWh gross with distribution plus a PLN 193 standing charge a year; gross 2026 prices. Calculated indicators describe the building, not the behavior of its occupants; real consumption may differ. The figures are not converted to other currencies.
PLGBC Green Building Awards 2025: Wola Village received a distinction from the Polish Green Building Council in the category of sustainable single-family development. The numbers on this page do not depend on it: every certificate can be checked in the public register.
Across the 68 homes of the first phase, the certificate analysis gives about 186 t of CO₂ a year not emitted and about PLN 268,000 a year less spent on energy by the residents, against the same floor area at the Polish average. The first phase gives every later phase a verified, as-built reference instead of a forecast.
Source: Wola Village phase 1 energy performance certificates, 2025, issued by licensed auditors on the as-built homes and registered in Poland's central register; benchmarks: Polish technical conditions WT2021 and the PKO BP analysis of the housing stock. Wall build-ups and layer thicknesses are specified per project and jurisdiction and not published here.
Two communities where families already live: 106 homes near Szczecin, and about 500 apartments in Kraków built in phases since 2011.
A calm, green, gated neighborhood of 106 homes in Dobra, 20 minutes from Szczecin and 1.5 hours from Berlin: 56 semi-detached, 28 detached and 22 terraced homes on the MABUDO ECO wall, completed in 2022. At its heart a clubhouse, with tennis courts, a running loop, a park and a playground.
A low-rise multifamily neighborhood on Skowronia Street, where URBA began in 2011: about 500 apartments in 25 buildings, all parking underground and the ground kept for people. The final stage, 24 apartments in 12 urban villas, is nearing completion and on sale.
30 deck-access apartments built with MABUDO prefabrication, with a vertical garden, green roofs and a shared urban-farming zone. Wienerberger Brick Award 2024, category Living Together.
Boutique apartments on the water, built by URBA as developer. The unit count is published when the project team confirms it.
Homes and apartments are sold on each project's own website. A plot, a masterplan or a design in progress is enough.
