The recreational space in Krynica-Zdrój aims to revitalise the tourist potential of Parkowa Mountain. It includes attractions such as a water playground, a climbing wall and a café. It is designed for both families with children and those seeking active recreation.

Thanks to innovative glass technologies, this project not only enriches the region's tourist offer but also sets the standard for sustainable construction. This type of approach shows that new developments not only benefit people but also nature, which is crucial in the face of climate change.

One building on Parkowa Mountain uses 400 square metres of Pilkington Mirai Suncool™ 70/35 glass, saving 3408 kg CO₂e compared to ordinary float glass. High-performance solar control glass Pilkington Suncool™ 70/35 was specified due to its high selectivity index. The glass has a very high light transmission and low g value (total solar heat transmittance).

In addition, applied in triple glazed units Pilkington Insulight™ Sun Triple, combined with laminated low-emissivity glass Pilkington Optilam™ Therm S3, provides exceptionally high thermal insulation, which increases the energy efficiency of the building. This is very important to achieve sustainable building construction.

There are also Pilkington Spandrel Glass IGU panels used on a facade made of toughened Pilkington Mirai Suncool™ 70/35 T and toughened Pilkington Optifloat™ Clear T with ceramic enamel in colour RAL 9005.

Pilkington Mirai™ low-carbon glass is a pioneering solution using a combination of alternative fuel, high recycled glass content, and green electricity sources. Its production process significantly reduces carbon dioxide emissions.

Importantly, the product claims the same performance as standard glass, offering a significantly lower environmental impact. Pilkington Mirai™ has been independently verified as having 52% less embodied carbon, when compared to standard float glass, certifying it as the lowest carbon glass of its kind.