Harden Construction begins vertical works on first Czech project in Most

31 March 2026

Harden Construction has reached an early construction milestone on its first project in the Czech Republic, with the erection of the first column at a site in the Joseph industrial zone near Most.

The development involves a new industrial hall that will be used as a distribution centre for an international toy manufacturer. Once completed, the facility is expected to provide approximately 52,000 sqm of warehouse and logistics space.

The installation of the first column marks the transition from initial groundwork to above-ground construction. The project began during the winter period, with weather conditions affecting early-stage earthworks. According to the contractor, coordination between project teams allowed works to continue despite these challenges.

“Erecting the first column is a powerful and very important moment for us. It is not only a technical milestone but also confirmation that we were able to successfully launch the project even under challenging conditions. This is our first project in the Czech Republic, which is why we place even greater emphasis on quality, safety, and the smooth progress of construction,” said Marek Čepela, Executive Director of Harden Construction CZ.

The scheme includes deep foundation works to support the prefabricated structure. Construction is being carried out with the use of digital tools, including bulldozers equipped with 3D control systems that operate based on terrain models to improve accuracy and efficiency.

“This technology enables faster progress, reduced material consumption, and greater precision, but it also places high demands on the team’s coordination. Thus, in addition to heavy machinery, digital planning and coordination of individual steps play an important role on the construction site. It is precisely the combination of modern technology and an experienced team that has made it possible to move the project forward despite the complicated start of the winter season,” added Čepela.

The project is targeting BREEAM New Construction certification at the “Excellent” level, reflecting a focus on environmental standards. Further structural works are scheduled in the coming months as the building progresses.

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