It is the largest and most modern multimodal station in Poland and one of the most modern in Europe. The building is three-floor and has 24 flights of escalators and 14 elevators, and the railway station has four platforms and is located over 16 meters underground. The station is part of a transport hub where passengers can change from the train to a bus or tram.
Water and ground conditions in Łódź are usually difficult for underground construction. The construction was subject to constant hydrogeological supervision, which enabled the safe completion of this demanding investment on schedule while reducing unplanned costs. The drainage of the excavation was done using the traditional method of drilled wells.
