The Nordic Bemowo residential development harmoniously integrates with its urban surroundings and distinctive roofscape which together enrich the urban fabric of a flourishing new community Situated within Warsaw's tranquil Bemowo district the new development plays a pivotal role in the area's comprehensive development strategy Meticulous consideration is given to public spaces culminating in the creation of a high-quality and unmistakable landmark for Warsaw © Nate Cook PhotographyThe entire project has been divided into phases that form a sequence of coherent architectural and planning repertoires within a single masterplan. The assumptions behind the design have translated into a homogeneous and open complex of buildings spread over a large area avoiding chaotic sprawl, fragmentation and closed enclaves. The coherent urban design of the development is complemented by the elegant architecture of the buildings. © Nate Cook PhotographyThe development consists of two types of buildings in terms of floor plan, namely horizontal units also known as 'z's' for their z-shaped plan and 'marker buildings' or 'point blocks' whose plan forms a square. © Nate Cook PhotographyThe design also has hints of nordic architecture as the developer is from Finland Being a coherent urban complex with a publicly accessible square the housing estate is conducive to integration between Nordic Bemowo residents and their neighbors The natural materials give the buildings an 'earthy quality' and the carefully designed spaces add value to the development as a whole where everyone can find a space for themselves You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email This work, Army & Air Force Exchange Opens Expanded Poland Store for Support at Tip of the Spear, by MSG Caleb Barrieau, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright In 2022, Warsaw's Bemowo district welcomed six new residents in some of its most-visited spots known jointly as "Bemisie" ("misie" is a Polish word of endearment meaning "cute little bears") were actually a winning project proposed by the locals in a participatory budgeting program All six bears represent different themes related to Bemowo's past and current traditions Most of them revolve around its sports and military heritage as this area of Warsaw has always had ties with the Polish Army located in the park surrounding abandoned 19th-century fortifications known as Fort Bema invites passers-by to try kayaking on the preserved moat located by a primary school in the close vicinity of the former military airport Babice Radarek commemorates the now-demolished transatlantic telegraph installations built in this area in the 1920s while Watek poses as a student of the nearby Military University of Technology a Bemowo resident who invented the game of ringo in 1959 Taking a walk around the district to find them all is a perfect way to learn more about this relatively little-known part of Warsaw While there is no official route that passes all the bears they are located within walking distance of each other and you can easily visit them all in an hour or two This group of sculptures includes the first statue of a female politician in London These former ticket office windows in London's underground now house pocket-size parks Malmö’s bronze prince yearns for Copenhagen's 'Little Mermaid'—and his missing crown jewels One of Madrid's most beloved statues is of an anonymous citizen A bizarre representation of our ever forward moving society This larger-than-life lime green gummy bear sits in the middle of a roundabout in Spain The smallest statue in Brno will keep you company under the clock on Česká Street This work, Multinational Battle Group Celebrates BPTA Day, by SGT Brett Thompson, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker The Ministry of National Defense announces a shooting incident at the South Hills firing range in Poland after the Sky Guardians Anti-Aircraft Defense Detachment conducted a shooting session and two ammunition elements fell in the neighboring village the Sky Guardians Anti-Aircraft Defense Detachment conducted a night shooting session with the Gepard systems in use the detachment commander was informed that two ammunition elements had fallen in the village of Bemowo Piskie causing material damage," representatives of the Ministry of National Defense announced on Friday They mentioned that at the disposal of the Polish military police the detachment command will provide all the necessary data and information to clarify the circumstances in which this event occurred The Anti-Aircraft Defense Detachment generated by the anti-aircraft defense structures of the Romanian Army is in the fifteenth rotation at the Bemowo Piskie Training Area with the mission of ensuring the Enhanced Forward Presence on the Northeastern flank of the Alliance the approximately 100 Romanian anti-aircraft gunners participate in exercises and training activities alongside American aiming to improve cohesion and increase the level of interoperability among NATO member troops Poland — When American troops first deployed to northeast Poland in 2017 to lead a NATO enhanced Forward Presence battle group the population of the village of Bemowo Piskie grew by a third overnight locals have grown used to the military presence and the occasional columns of tanks that pass through the village Some say having the Americans in the village which lies just south of the strategic Suwalki Corridor — a border area between Poland and Lithuania that is sandwiched between Belarus and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad — makes them feel safer “American soldiers in Bemowo Piskie enjoy being here and we like having them,” said Kate a villager who didn’t want to give her last name The U.S.-led battle group is one of four on NATO’s eastern flank aimed at deterring Russian aggression in Europe all of which were annexed by the Soviet Union immediately after World War II only regaining their freedom in 1991 when the USSR crumbled Russia often breaches the air space of the three Baltic states has conducted crippling cyberattacks against them and in 2014 was accused by the Estonians of abducting a security official at the border “some of the most important territory within NATO’s borders.” “It is NATO’s physical link between the Baltic littoral to the north and the European plain to the south NATO’s credibility as a security guarantor to Lithuania and Estonia could be seriously undermined,” the report said Having American and other NATO troops in Bemowo Piskie is seen as a deterrent to Russian aggression because an attack on the battle group would be seen as an attack on the entire alliance But with around 15,000 Russian troops based in Kaliningrad Romanian and British forces totals about 1,200 troops The troops know their job would be to hold off any attackers until NATO could strike back on a much larger scale “We have a training plan in case anything happens,” said Capt Lightning Troop commander for 3rd Squadron “We don’t feel that being this close [to Russia] is an issue It is an opportunity for us to be in Bemowo Piskie in case anything happens.” American troops cycle through Bemowo Piskie in six-month rotations living in barracks inside the fenced-off training area of around 42,000 acres where they regularly participate in exercises with forces from other NATO member states the battle group took part in “kill tank,” an exercise designed to “teach soldiers about the functions and capabilities of weapons systems,” Staley said Bemowo Piskie was host to the first Interoperability Games testing how well allied troops can use each other’s equipment and vehicles Other than the language barrier and a 10 p.m the American troops are free to take advantage of the village’s amenities – two small grocery stores and two restaurants “The soldiers enjoy going out in town and out at night Some of the Americans came to Poland with apprehensions – not because of how close they’d be to Russia but because they’d heard stories about the long cold winters and how small and isolated Bemowo Piskie is but it’s not as bad as I thought it would be,” said Spc who arrived in January with the 2nd Cavalry Regiment “There are soccer and basketball teams,” and Bercsik attends Polish lessons with a few other soldiers “It puts the stress away for a couple of hours.” Poland has begun building a razor-wire fence along its 130-mile border with the Russian military exclave of Kaliningrad over concerns that Moscow could instigate a migration crisis in the area Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak told reporters in Warsaw “The barrier will be made up of three rows of razor wire such as is used by armies the world over,” Blaszczak said also would include an electronic monitoring system and cameras Although Blaszczak cited a potential migrant crisis in the area much like the one last year along Poland’s border with Belarus the broader area has been a long-standing security concern for NATO allies A quick-reaction NATO force that consists of hundreds of U.S and other allied soldiers is based about 50 miles from Russia’s military hub in Kaliningrad Blaszczak said the fencing on the border with Kaliningrad is intended to accomplish the same result as the barrier Poland built to block the earlier influx of migrants Polish and Western leaders accused Belarus of instigating the migration in an attempt to create division within the European Union It was effective in “preventing a hybrid attack from Belarus or slowing that attack down significantly,” he said This work, USO Supports U.S. and NATO Service Members at Bemowo Piskie Training Area, Poland, by CPT Daniel Yarnall, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This work, eFP Battle Group Poland Stronger Together, by SSG Matthew Foster, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This work, Task Force Marne, NATO troops participate in Norwegian Foot March, by SGT Cesar Salazar Jr., identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright After traveling over 700 miles from their home in Vilseck to their new area of operations in Bemowo Piskie deployed in support of NATO’s enhanced Forward Presence Battle Group Poland and conducted a transfer of authority Jan relinquished his authority over eFP BG-P to the incoming commander “Training on wartime tasks was only part of the mission here,” said O’Neill during his farewell speech reminiscing on his squadron’s experiences in Poland “Forging lasting relationships and strengthening the connecting tissue which bonds us is equally important Andy Gallo and 3/2CR are some of the best the U.S Given that BG-P is comprised of more than a thousand Soldiers from four different countries it is critical that all eFP BG-P units work well together “We arrive here excited for our mission,” said Gallo “Our goal is to continue to enhance the battle group’s ability to train and if necessary We are really looking forward to working with our allies and continuing to enhance our interoperability.” NATO’s eFP BG-P has many advantages to being so diverse Each troop-contributing nation provides their own unique capabilities to the battle group Deploying significant amounts of equipment and Soldiers across a continent has many obstacles and limitations due to the alliance’s unique ability to deploy combat ready units anywhere in the world the deployment process was much easier than expected “I’m really proud of our command teams and our allied units,” said Sgt the noncommissioned officer in charge of operations for 3/2CR and now over BG-P “Assistance from our host nation [Poland] and our allies facilitated a high degree of success in the deployment here.” After such an effective deployment to Poland it is anticipated that eFP BG-P and subsequently 3/2CR will develop a stronger relationship with allies in the NATO chain of command and codify new standards for the alliance A commonly used message heard throughout the alliance and stated by Gallo This work, Battle Group Poland experiences Polish history, by CPT Ellen Brabo, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This work, Eagle Troop takes to the trenches, by SSG Elizabeth Bryson, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This work, Exercise Dragon 24 highlights NATO allied military cooperation and movement capabilities, by SSgt Cecil Elliott II, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This work, NATO Secretary General visits Battle Group Poland, by MAJ John Strickland, identified by DVIDS, must comply with the restrictions shown on https://www.dvidshub.net/about/copyright This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page This article was published more than 3 years ago A military vehicle drives through Bemowo Piskie The village has a NATO base and about 1,300 residents.Anna Liminowicz/The Globe and Mail Kamila Radzaj holds her three-year-old son Mikolaj close as she thinks about her husband who’s serving in the Polish army Radzaj lives on the top floor of a squat three-storey apartment building that overlooks a sprawling military complex next to Bemowo Piskie The base is home to more than 4,000 Polish and NATO soldiers and it’s a stone’s throw from Poland’s borders with Belarus and the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad Everyone here knows all too well that if a war involving Poland and Russia ever broke out soldiers from Bemowo Piskie would be among the first to fight said as she stood in her small kitchen clutching her son has been in the army for six years and he’s spent most of his time lately patrolling the Belarusian border trying to stop Middle Eastern migrants from crossing into Poland But Russia’s standoff over Ukraine is never far from his mind “He doesn’t like to talk about it,” said Ms Poland braces for an influx of nearly a million refugees fleeing Ukraine The area around Bemowo Piskie has been a military garrison for more than 200 years and today it’s one of the largest Polish army encampments in the country the North Atlantic Treaty Organization also set up an Enhanced Forward Presence battlegroup at the base That brought in more than 1,000 troops from the United States Britain has sent 350 extra troops to the base and there have been reports that NATO is considering expanding the battle group Bemowo Piskie specializes in preparing soldiers to fight in wooded terrain that’s common across this part of Europe Roughly 15,000 hectares of the surrounding forest is constantly in use for tank drills Signs posted along the highway warn people to stay clear of the woods and armoured vehicles are so common on the road that it’s strewn with potholes the nearby town of Orzysz was the site of a notorious military prison where harsh punishment was meted out to tens of thousands of deserters and men who failed to show up for compulsory service many Poles refer to Orzysz as home of the “criminal unit.” Poland’s populist Law and Justice government has been eager to change that impression and instill a sense of pride in Orzysz’s military history a sign on the highway into Orzysz welcomes visitors to the “military capital of Poland” and the walls of several buildings have been painted with giant Polish flags The phrase “feeling proud and patriotic” is written across the top of each flag along with the Law and Justice party logo And just in case anyone missed the welcome sign on the highway the same slogan is splashed across a mural on a long wall outside the town hall that also depicts three soldiers carrying machine guns Kamila Radzaj and her three-year-old son Mikolaj in her apartment in Bemowo Piskie Katarzyna Gakzak works in Orzysz’s military museum which opened six years ago and is already set to double in size thanks to a government grant Gakzak proudly shows off the museum’s collection of uniforms some dating back to the 1700s when Orzysz was part of Prussia and known as Arys and outside a real tank sits next to a children’s playground She’s reluctant to talk about Russia – “I don’t watch TV” – but she says Orzysz’s 5,500 residents have become immune to the sounds of war “We joke that we probably wouldn’t even notice if the Russians invaded because we are so used to hearing gunfire around here,” she said Poland an awkward ally to West’s unified front in face of Russian military buildup Marcin Lipinski is also tight-lipped about the Russia situation But he’s happy to talk about how his business has flourished because of the base and the recent military activity He owns four restaurants around Orzysz and plans to open a fifth this summer He also runs a car-rental company and leases 14 apartments opened just after the NATO battle group arrived an American-themed decor and offers a range of burgers and steaks that few locals can afford the restaurant was jammed with boisterous young Americans jockeying for tables and swilling back beer It’s enough for me for the whole of my life.” American soldiers enjoy themselves at The Dollar Bar & Grill in Orzysz said NATO troops had been an economic godsend to every town all the way to Elk American soldiers helped renovate the school gym in Bemowo Piskie and build a library Romanian troops also regularly play volleyball with a group of locals and next month the base is holding a women’s volleyball tournament The community even raised enough money to fix up the village hall and on Friday about 50 villagers gathered for a potluck supper a dance and several shots of vodka to celebrate the renovated venue and shopping centres are very happy,” said Mr whose daughter married an American soldier two years ago in front of the NATO base in Bemowo Piskie Plenty of people are worried about Russia invading Ukraine and what that will mean for relatives and friends in the Polish army “The old people are scared,” taxi driver Jakub Malicki said as he waited for fares outside 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions Soldiers of allied armies are interested in our country’s history They say that it helps them understand Poles better but also makes them aware of why they have been deployed to Poland or Multinational Division North East – these are just a few of the many units in Poland where allied soldiers serve There are almost 7,000 of them in our country The US Army soldiers make up the most numerous group The NATO division in Elbląg alone can boast soldiers of as many as 17 nationalities Many of them have come to Poland from faraway places so they are naturally curious about our country They can often be seen walking the streets “Sometimes the foreign soldiers serving at the unit ask me what is worth seeing I usually tell them to visit Gdańsk or Toruń because I think these cities have amazing atmosphere Historical architecture is especially impressive to American soldiers Most of them have only seen such old buildings in films,” says Maj Dariusz Guzenda the press officer of Multinational Division North East Many soldiers visit historically significant places where Poland’s fate was determined usually visit the 19th-century Boyen Fortress or Adolf Hitler’s headquarters – the Wolf’s Lair We have seen many places connected with WWII Poland has played a very significant role in the history of the whole world and to see it all with my own eyes,” says Ssg Michael Doling of the US Army It seems that our Allies are mostly interested in the WWII period They are curious about the fate of the “cursed soldiers,” whose portraits they can often see on the Poles’ clothes The soldiers were invited to Warsaw by the Polish National Foundation They were surprised by what they learned about the fights of 1944 from Andreas Karabin “The soldiers were shocked with the story of the first days of the uprising in Warsaw’s Wola district They could not believe that so many civilians died during that time,” says the guide “It was new to them that the English supported us in 1944 and they were also very surprised to see a replica of the American Liberator in the middle of the museum,” he adds The visit was especially appreciated by Sgt Arturo Guzman of the US Army “The story of how people fought to protect their beloved city was amazing but I hadn’t realized that the sewers were so important during the fights so it was a very valuable lesson to me,” he says The meeting of the NATO soldiers with combatants was also very emotional They listened to stories told by Col Bronisław “Józef” Maciaszyk who served in the 27th Volhynian Infantry Division “I’m very happy we had a chance to listen to the veterans’ stories but the determination with which soldiers protect their homeland remains the same I think we can learn a lot from these people,” adds Sgt Guzman We want to thank you for that,” addressed the NATO soldiers Col Maciaszyk you are here to make sure it never happens again,” added Capt Socha The soldiers visited the Museum of the Second World War and walked around the Stutthof Museum in Sztutowo the territory of the former WWII concentration camp None of us were able to comment on what we had seen Three buses of tough soldiers trained to fight were returning home in total silence,” she recalls Sgt Guzman confirms the feeling: “I was so shocked I found it hard to breathe It is a very sad and a very important part of Polish and world history Allies are also interested in our armament the soldiers of our divisional command went to Bydgoszcz to visit the Land Forces Museum They came back enchanted,” says Maj Guzenda Many of them also visited the Polish Army Museum It houses an incredibly wide range of armament I really liked Hussar wings,” recalls Spec Timothy Lee from the USA “I spent a lot of time looking at cavalry equipment so it was very interesting to learn what my predecessors used to fight,” adds Col Bell from Great Britain Maj Zbigniew Zielonka of the Military Center for Civic Education often talks to the allied soldiers about Polish history Several years ago he served in Afghanistan then as a representative of the Military University of Land Forces He was asked by his superiors to prepare a lecture on Polish history which he gave on the occasion of the 3 May Constitution Day Everybody loved his lecture so much that he soon prepared more historical booklets for the participants of the NATO Summit or the World Youth Day while still giving lectures on Polish history Now his listeners are mostly allied armies’ soldiers stationing in Poland “It is not an easy task to present a cross-section of Polish history in only 70 minutes and still make it interesting and intelligible,” says the officer Lectures include fragments of films – battle scenes from Krzyżacy or a documentary fragment showing a German battleship bombarding Westerplatte Lecturers also play Jacek Kaczmarski’s song “Mury” (Walls) performed by Jean-Michel Jarre entitled “40:1,” telling the story of Polish heroes from the battle of Wizna Americans liked it so much that each time they saw us afterwards they shouted: »fourty to one«,” says Maj Zielonka The officer confirms that WWII is the most interesting subject for the listeners were surprised that we fought on two fronts in September 1939 many soldiers didn’t know what happened to our country after the end of the war,” he adds The Allies are truly interested in our history the soldiers take pictures and post them on social media They also call their families and tell them of their impressions They assure us they will return to Poland with their families they will become our country’s natural ambassadors,” says Agnieszka Dydycz What do the soldiers themselves think of Polish history “It is important that we know what Poland had to face if only to understand why we are here,” says Capt Marin Bulog from Croatia so we should know what circumstances led us to where we are now We also have to know the past to predict what the future might bring,” adds Spec Lee commander of the 2nd Squadron of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment who has been stationing in Masuria for the last nine months he gave a speech in which he mentioned Józef Piłsudski as well as the battle of Grunwald and Vienna We are proud to have become a part of its history and to have trained alongside a nation with such a strong warrior ethos,” he said CA Immo exits non-core market Serbia with the sale of the 19,600 sqm office building Sava Business Center in Belgrade Both the sales price and the buyer are subject to confidentiality As the PBSA sector finally takes off in Poland it is now increasingly attracting international operators and investors Eurobuild CEE spoke to Xior's investment manager about why it has such confidence in the Polish market Residential developer Develia has signed a preliminary agreement to acquire all the shares in Bouygues Immobilier Polska the Polish subsidiary of Bouygues Immobilier ESA logistika has leased 15,000 sqm in Prologis Park Piotrków GLP has completed the development of its Wrocław V Logistics Centre and has received a BREEAM rating of Outstanding Panattoni has secured EUR 40 mln in financing from BNP Paribas for the development of Panattoni Park Sosnowiec IV Newgate Investment (NGI) and Redkom Development are developing a large retail park in Bydgoszcz Deutsche Hypo – NORD/LB Real Estate Finance has provided a five-year green loan to Olivia Seven for the refinancing of the Olivia Prime A office building in Gdańsk-Oliwa communications and security company Motorola Solutions has signed a five-year lease renewal 18,000 sqm at the Green Office complex in Kraków’s Podgórze district Falling interest rates and easing monetary policy across the eurozone and CEEi are boosting investor confidence in the region’s commercial real estate market reveals Colliers in its ‘Beyond Real Estate | Economy’ report Panattoni is to build the Panattoni Park Mainz Süd in Erbes-Büdesheim bei Alzey Axi Immo has presented its latest report “Warsaw Office Market – Q1 2025 The market opened in 2025 on a steady footing with a notable increase in leasing activity and a modest decline in vacancy landlords continue to focus on upgrading existing assets and prioritizing quality over quantity Convenience store chain Żabka has officially opened a new logistics centre in Kąty Wrocławskie The first stage of the development will serve 1,500 stores in the Wrocław area Romanian Post has leased over 5,000 sqm of logistics space in CTPark Bucharest to serve as its temporary regional courier and logistics hub for Bucharest JLL has announced the sale and leaseback of two properties by a manufacturing company in a deal worth over PLN 1 bln Warehouse developer CTP is adding 2,000 sqm to its Clubco coworking development in Brno pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank has extended an investment facility to PineBridge Benson Elliot for the Diuna Office Park in Warsaw The hotel market in Bucharest continued its recovery in 2024 while the ADR has finally surpassed the milestone of EUR 100 Torus has announced its All.inn students’ residence concept that is soon to appear on ul Panattoni has been granted a EUR 14 mln loan from Alior Bank for the development of an 11,190 sqm centre for a leading logistics operator Xior has bought the Basecamp Wrocław student residence Sienkiewicza has 780 rooms and is the largest in Poland in terms of floor space Newgate Investment has completed the purchase of a retail park at ul 16,000 sqm and stands on the site of a former Tesco hypermarket investors bought commercial real estate with a total value of EUR 155.8 mln according to a study by Fortim Trusted Advisors followed by investments from Lebanon and Romania (9 pct) Berlin Hyp has just released the findings of its Trendbarometer survey of just under 140 real estate professionals Santander Bank Polska and Helaba have granted AFI a total of EUR 120 mln in refinancing for four PRS assets under the brand AFI Home in Warsaw This is the largest transaction of its type in this sector in Poland Panattoni has secured financing from mBank for its latest project in the Małopolska region The €26 mln funding will be used to develop the modern logistics complex Generali Adriatic Value Fund has concluded the sale of two properties in Ljubljana: Stekleni Dvor and Tivoli Center The buyer of both properties is Agromarket Logistic The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is providing a regional loan of up to EUR 120 mln to AFI Europe to support its development pipeline across Serbia BIG Poland has announced the acquisition of Power Park Olsztyn a shopping centre located in the southern part of Olsztyn This strategic investment reinforces the company’s commitment to expanding its presence in Poland’s retail sector through high-quality assets Syrena Real Estate has sold its first PRS project at ul The new owner is the Belgian company Xior 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