Rainwater management systems in the city on the example of the Stary Rynek project in Poznan

The challenge of the 21st century is rainwater management. Sudden downpours can lead to localised flooding. Particularly in the city, where most of the pavement is sealed and does not allow rainwater to seep naturally into the ground.
After months of work, Poznan residents and tourists can walk on the renewed pavement. It is worth paying attention to the installations that are not visible to the eyes, i.e. those that have been placed under the surface of the pavement. In the course of the paper, it will be possible to find out, among other things, what design challenges the HAURATON team faced in relation to rainwater management and how they were dealt with.

Graduate of the University of Life Sciences in Poznań, Faculty of Land Improvement and Environmental Engineering. Since 2012 associated with HAURATON Polska, where he is involved in technical consultancy for designers and support for product creation and development.
On a daily basis, he collaborates with many renowned architectural studios and design offices on the most prestigious projects in Poland and beyond.
His portfolio includes participation in such projects as the Old Market in Poznań, the Baltic Tower in Poznań, airports in Warsaw, Krakow, Katowice and Radom, as well as the airport in Istanbul and the Polish embassy in Berlin.