The presentation explores how Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) is being planned and delivered as a state-of-the-art multimodal transportation hub designed to support Poland’s connectivity and long-term growth. It outlines key elements of the integrated greenfield airport, high-speed rail and road connectivity; the strategic approach to capacity and sustainability; and the challenges of implementing such a complex project under time pressure in a dynamic environment. The session highlights CPK’s modular development strategy for key facilities and how the new hub will shape future mobility across the CEE region.

• How CPK is being developed as a multimodal hub integrating a greenfield airport with a high-speed rail and road network
• The capacity planning challenges CPK has faced over the past years, how it responded to them and the lessons learned
• Insights from the planning and design process of integrating air, rail and road systems – including railway tunnel alignment and terminal position
• CPK’s approach to the modularity of passenger terminals (headhouse, piers), runways, aprons, taxiways, cargo areas and landside facilities
• What changed during the design phase compared with the initial masterplan, and the key lessons learned