Project and Arrangement Coordinator
Anna Sokołowska
Watches deadlines because time is rent
Anna does not believe in drawings that cannot be built. She has been at Mondiairelay-suivi for 8 years and deals with what happens after the lease agreement is signed. Her work is a tough fight with the reality of Krakow buildings. The office must earn money, not stand empty due to a prolonged renovation. Anna ensures that 156 square meters in a townhouse in Kazimierz becomes a ready workplace in 5 weeks, not in six months.
She talks to the heritage conservator and cable crews just as concretely. She speaks straight to the point when a client's idea is too expensive or simply makes no sense in old walls. Last year she personally supervised 12 large moves. One of the most difficult projects included an office for an IT company where we had to fit 23 desks in an attic with limited floor load capacity. Anna closed the topic in 19 working days.
Old walls, new rules
For her, it doesn't matter whether it's a modern skyscraper on Pawia or a townhouse from 1894. She counts every meter and every zloty of the client's budget. She often repeats that the most expensive are measurement errors, which is why she spends on average 3.2 hours on each inventory, checking every corner personally. She doesn't trust plans from developers because life teaches that they rarely coincide with the truth.
- Agreeing wall layout changes with townhouse owners
- Selection of carpets and lighting that won't fail after two months
- Auditing cost estimates for hidden fees
- Organizing furniture transport through narrow Krakow gates
She can be stubborn, especially when she sees the renovation crew trying to cut corners. Thanks to this, 47 companies that moved in with our help last year started work exactly on the planned Monday. P.S. Anna always carries her own laser measure and level because she claims they are the only tools that never lie.