Tag: COMMUNITY

Olivia Quest 2: look out for the signs!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

Do you love puzzles, charades, riddles and mysteries?
Do you have the My Olivia app and confirmed Resident status?
Face the Game Master in Olivia Quest! Peek into the mystery chest, look out for signs, guess the words of the day,
to finally discover the MASTER CODE and win 1000 PLN!

 

 

REMEMBER TO UPDATE THE MY OLIVIA APP

 

 

Meet the mysterious master of the OLIVIA QUEST game. He is not a good, innocent man. This is someone who makes a bet with another Mockingbird that NO ONE can solve his riddles. He arrogantly thinks that he can even put MONEY on the win, because his tasks are difficult enough that no one will win this money…

 

The Mystery Master officially plans to reward the one who gives the MASTER PASSWORD, and in the GRAND FINAL, the smartest, most efficient, most team-oriented, fastest, and at the same time – creatively beats other Players. The Final itself is not only an opportunity to get to know the Champion – it is also a Clear Determination of who is better – the Competitors or the Champion.

 

The way to the Final is simple – guess the MASTER CODE and enter it in the My Olivia app in “OLIVIA QUEST”. The Master will confirm in due course whether it is correct. The Master does not reveal how many words the password has, where it came from or what it is. But he doesn’t leave Contestants helpless either. He has left as many as 6 traces – tasks whose solutions are hints!

 

The more tasks you do, the more hints you will get and the easier it will be to come up with the final password. Where to look for these “traces – tasks”? How to get hints to the password? All you have to do is play, knowing the rules below!

 

  • To know the MASTER PASSWORD, you have to guess the WORD OF THE DAY. 
  • To find out the WORD OF THE DAY, simply take part in the Olivia Quest! Think, combine, look for clues, look carefully…. Each hint consists of three elements, and they are:

SCREENS in the elevators – they will never be explicit, they will never be direct, but they will help! One day – one screen hint;

THE STORY BOX IN OLIVIA STAR – each successive clue will require you to put your hand into the abyss of the Master’s chest and recognize the shape, which will also hint at something;;

RIDDLE/ REBUS – you will find it in a different Olivia building each time – but once located, it will be left there until the end of the Game! Of course, we will inform you on April 28, as well as on May 5, 7, 12, 14, and 19 – on the mystery chest and in the My Olivia app, in which building this riddle is located! Its solution also brings you closer to the WORD OF THE DAY!

  • You can check the correctness of the WORD OF THE DAY in the My Olivia app. You click on OLIVIA QUEST, type in the WORD OF THE DAY and get feedback – BRAVE!/ TRY NEXT. You can keep trying until you do!!
  • Remember that you will be supported by our Superhero Arek Starek! If you see him, for example, on the screen, it means that it is worth paying attention to THIS screen!!
  • We present hints on April 28, as well as on May 5, 7, 12, 14, and 19.

 

If you are already sure that you know the MASTER CODE – you can enter it in the My Olivia app in OLIVIA QUEST in the space ENTER MASTER CODE. Remember, you will only find out if you guessed*you just before the finale, which is May 21. The Grand Finale will be held on May 25, “live” at O4 Coworking. It is well known, there can be only one Winner.

 

In these buildings look for puzzles – hints. Remember, once placed, they stay there until the end of the game.

 

28 April – poster in Gate
5 May – poster in Tower
7 May – poster in Star
12 May – poster in Six
14 May – poster in Four
19 May – poster in Prime B (forest)

 

 

And some more useful tips.

  • To play, you must have the My Olivia app and confirmed Resident status.
  • You are guided to the game by the Olivia Quest.
  • You can join the fun at any time!
  • The Game Master opens sign-ups for the game as early as April 27.
  • The game starts on April 28.
  • If you want to increase your chances of guessing the MASTER CODE, be alert and look for hints on April 28 and on May 5, 7, 12, 14, and 19.
  • The hints will lead you to the WORDS OF THE DAY.
  • You enter and check the WORDS OF THE DAY in the My Olivia app.
  • The more you learn the WORDS OF THE DAY, the better your chances of guessing the MASTER PASSWORD.
  • You will find out if your password is correct only on May 21.
  • You can enter your MASTER PASSWORD at any time in the My Olivia app (in OLIVIA QUEST you enter your password in the “ENTER MASTER PASSWORD” field).
  • If you send the correct MASTER CODE, we will invite you to the Grand Finale, which will be held on May 25 (time coming soon!) at O4 Coworking in Olivia Four.
  • The winner will win PLN 1000!

 

 

Regulations of the Olivia Quest game

 

 

Conversations about! on May 14. Spirituality and well-being.

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

We invite you to the Talks About! “Spirituality and Well-Being – Yoga or Christian Meditation?” The guests of the meeting will be Prof. Aleksander Bańka – evangelizer, Christian meditation practitioner and Dr. Nina Budziszewska – yogi, yoga researcher.

 

  • What is the best way to be “here and now” and live life to the fullest?
  • Do yoga and Christian meditation have anything in common?
  • Has “well-being” replaced “salvation”?
  • What exactly is “spirituality”?

 

Sign up for the event “Conversations About!”

 

 

After the meeting, we invite you to the workshops:

 

  • “Népsis – Prayer of Vigilance of the Heart”. Sign up!
  • “Pranayama – the art of yogic breathing”. Sign up!

 

 

Dr. Nina Budziszewska – an expert in the field of breathwork, yoga philosophy and Indian culture, combining scientific activity with many years of practice. Trainer of yogic breath (pranayama), Indologist, Sanskrologist, philosopher and Romance scholar. She is associated with the University of Wrocław, where she is an assistant professor at the Department of Indian Philology and the head of the Yoga Research Laboratory. She also directs the Postgraduate Studies in Indian Yoga (formerly: Classical Yoga), developing educational programs that combine tradition with a modern approach to practice. Author of numerous scientific and popularization publications, as well as a trainer at REPS Polska. Member of the Polish Oriental Society, the Polish Philosophical Society and the Association of Relaxation Trainers and Practitioners “Space”. In her work, she integrates academic knowledge with practical experience, supporting the development of conscious breathwork and an in-depth understanding of the yoga tradition.

 

Nina Budziszewska, PhD

https://atelierjogi.org/

http://indologia.uni.wroc.pl/o-zakladzie/pracownicy/nina-budziszewska/

https://www.instagram.com/dr_nina_budziszewska/

 

 

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Ph.D. Aleksander Bańka, Professor of the University of Silesia – philosopher and political scientist, professor at the University of Silesia in Katowice, associated with the Institute of Philosophy of the Faculty of Humanities. He specializes in Christian philosophy and modern and contemporary French philosophy, with particular emphasis on the issues of anthropology, ontology and epistemology. Author of books, articles and audiobooks devoted to philosophy and Christian spirituality, actively involved in popularization and media activities (m.in. Radio eM, “Gość Niedzielny”, YouTube channel). Lay leader of the Center for Spirituality of the Light-Life Movement of the Archdiocese of Katowice, member of the Pastoral Council of the Archdiocese of Katowice and the Council for the Apostolate of the Laity of the Polish Episcopal Conference. He served as the chairman of the Commission for the Laity of the Second Synod of the Archdiocese of Katowice, and was also appointed a delegate of the Church in Poland for the opening of the synodal process in Rome. In his activity, he combines philosophical reflection with the practice of spiritual life and social involvement.

 

Prof. Aleksander Bańka

http://duchogrod.pl/

https://us.edu.pl/instytut/ifil/osoby/aleksander-banka/

https://www.instagram.com/bankaaleksander/

 

 

Sign up for the event “Conversations About!”

 

 

 

 

Olivia Prize for 2025! Prizes in the hands of the winners!

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The Olivia Prize awards have become a permanent fixture in the calendar of Pomeranian economic events. For the 6th time, the Olivia Centre and its residents presented awards for projects and activities for economic development, improving the quality of life and commitment to others, implemented in the past year.

 

Olivia Connect

This year’s edition included distinctions in 5 categories. Olivia Connect is a category in which awards are given to institutions or projects working for business development and supporting cooperation between entrepreneurs. This year, this award went to the Confederation of Lewiatan and Employers of Pomerania for consistently putting the issues of the region and Pomeranian entrepreneurs the subject of nationwide attention, including the organization of the European Forum of New Ideas, which is an important platform for reflection on the place of Polish and Europe in the world.

 

Olivia Hero of the Future

The Olivia Hero of the Future is an award given to young scientists who carry out the most interesting research projects. For his achievements in 2025, the award was given to The research team led by dr. Eng. Marcin Wekwejt from the Gdańsk University of Technology for the project “Development of a new injectable ceramic-polymer bone cement”, in which the team developed technologies that support the natural processes of bone tissue regeneration, which can be used in the treatment of bone fractures and filling cavities in them.

 

Olivia Harmony

The Safe Senior project, which aims to protect seniors from fraud and cyber threats, was awarded in the Olivia Harmony category. In this category, initiatives of the greatest social and ecological importance are distinguished. Safe Senior is an initiative implemented by EPAM Systems (Poland) Sp. z o.o., which includes training carried out exclusively in a stationary form in neighborhood homes and cultural clubs, which allows you to reach people who are not fluent in digital solutions.

 

A distinction was also awarded in this category. They were won by the Good Energy Houses project, implemented by Energa S.A. Houses of Good Energy is a program that supports children and young people from care and educational institutions, and at the same time contributes to reducing the energy costs of the functioning of the facilities. So far, the program has covered nearly 800 children and 40 institutions, including one operating outside Polish.

 

Olivia Everyday Hero

Another award was given in the Olivia Everyday Hero category and went to Wiktoria Pagiele, conductor and founder of the Olivia Centre Choir, which brings together 40 singing enthusiasts working in various companies from the Olivia Centre on a daily basis. The award goes to the person who implements the most interesting social project. In justifying the verdict, the jury emphasized Wiktoria’s passion and commitment to leading the Choir, including for the integration of the Tri-City choral community and the joint performance of the song “To Yourself and to You” for 200 voices in the patio space of the Olivia Centre in September 2025. This project aimed to draw attention to mental health issues and the importance of direct interpersonal relationships in everyday life and work.

 

Olivia Impact

The last category in which the awards were given was Olivia Impact, in which initiatives of the largest business scale are distinguished. For achievements in 2025, the main prize went to Speeron Polska for creating Speeron NEXT: a digital service platform for hotel guests that allows you to perform a number of hotel services, m.in on a TV in your room. The technology has been developed to provide state-of-the-art solutions on up to 10-year-old TV models and already avoids 1.5 tonnes of waste and 100 tonnes of CO₂e in each of the hotels where this technology is installed. Currently, the company is finalizing talks with a hotel chain in Scandinavia comprising 8591 rooms. The distinction in this category went to the company Develocraft Sp. Ltd. for supporting the economic life of the Tri-City, including bringing in Alfa Systems, a British software provider for the financial sector, which has located its European technology hub in Gdańsk.

 

Jury

The winners of the awards for initiatives implemented in 2025 were decided by a jury consisting of: Marta Moksa (O4 Coworking), prof. Ph.D. Sylwia Mrozowska (Univentum Labs), Jolanta Szydłowska (Gdańsk Foundation for Management Education), Grzegorz Borowski (Infoshare), Mateusz Kusznierewicz, multiple Polish medalist in sailing and Remigiusz Wojciechowski (Bayer).

 

Author of statuettes

The winners were presented with statuettes made by Prof. Ph.D. Tomasz Sobisz, Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Sculpture and Intermedia at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk.

 

Special Guest

The special guest of the evening was Prof. Ph.D. Paweł Horodecki, recognized by Stanford University as one of the most influential scientists in the world. Prof. Paweł Horodecki is one of the founders of the Gdańsk School of Quantum Informatics, co-author of 150 scientific papers published in the most prestigious journals, which have been cited over 24,000 times so far.

 

Fig. Wojciech Podlecki

The Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the Gdańsk University of Technology starts cooperation with Olivia Centre

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The cooperation between the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the Gdańsk University of Technology and Olivia Centre – the largest business centre in Poland – strengthens the practical dimension of education and supports the development of modern competences in the real estate market. This is an important step for Gdańsk and the entire region, which gain new space to build highly qualified staff for one of the key branches of the economy.

 

The Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering of the Gdańsk University of Technology has signed a cooperation agreement with Olivia Centre, one of the leaders of the commercial real estate market in Poland. The partnership is part of the consistently developed cooperation of the Faculty with the economic environment, especially in the area of the modern real estate market, investments and space management.

 

One of the most important effects of this cooperation was the support of Olivia Centre in the creation of the “Real Estate 5.0” study program – the only field of study of this type in Poland, responding to the changing needs of the market and the growing importance of competences combining technical, investment, analytical and management knowledge. Importantly, the first recruitment was already very popular, which confirms that the launch of the course was an accurate response to the needs of candidates. It is also an important and necessary addition to the scientific and training offer of the Gdańsk University of Technology. The partnership concerns not only the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, but also other faculties, mi.in Geodesy and Cartography and Civil Engineering.

 

The signed agreement gives students a chance to learn even more related to the realities of the commercial real estate market – says Emilia Miszewska , PhD, Eng., from the Department of Geology at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Thanks to cooperation with Olivia Centre, an important industry partner, students can better prepare for their future professional work, develop practical competencies and gain knowledge based on real market experience. Students can expect better adaptation of education to the current needs of the labor market and closer contact with the modern business environment created by Olivia Centre. They can also count on greater opportunities for professional development, building industry contacts and an easier start on the labor market. Our cooperation will enable students to participate in classes co-created by industry experts and to undertake internships and internships. It also gives access to joint projects, events and initiatives related to the modern real estate market, investments and business space management.

 

On the part of the Faculty, the agreement was signed by the Dean of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, prof. Ph.D. Eng. Ewa Wojciechowska. On behalf of Olivia Centre, the document was signed by Bogusław Wieczorek, legal counsel and public relations representative of the management board of Olivia Centre.

 

Cooperation also has a broader social and economic dimension. For Gdańsk, it means strengthening the city’s position as one of the most important academic and business centers in Poland, which can effectively combine science with business practice. For Pomerania, it is an investment in the development of local staff and competencies needed on the regional real estate, construction and investment market. For the academic community, it is access to up-to-date industry knowledge, practical experience and new opportunities for students’ professional development. For the business community – a chance to get in closer contact with young talents, co-create modern educational programs and have a real impact on the preparation of future specialists.

 

As Bogusław Wieczorek, legal counsel and representative of the management board for public relations at Olivia Centre, emphasizes: For Olivia, cooperation with the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering is, on the one hand, an element of our policy of social responsibility and commitment to the development of the competences of Pomeranian staff, and on the other hand, an extremely interesting opportunity to expand cooperation with one of the most prestigious technical universities in Poland. We are open to various forms of cooperation, as part of internships and workshops, as well as education of students of the Faculty.

 

In connection with the signing of the agreement, we are starting a partnership that is to really connect the academic world with the practice of the real estate market ,” says Konrad Danecki, Director of Investor Supervision at Olivia Centre. As a person responsible for quality improvement activities and implementation of modern systems in Olivia, I see it as an opportunity to develop the competencies of future specialists based on real projects, operational data and experience in property management and modernization. I am particularly pleased with the opportunity to support the new “Real Estate 5.0” study program, which responds to the dynamic changes in the industry – digitization, decarbonization, ESG requirements and the growing expectations of building users. We want students to learn from concrete cases: from the concept phase and investment process, through environmental certifications, to operation, capex and financing – i.e. throughout the life cycle of real estate. I hope that together we will create a platform for pilots and implementations that will be of value both to the university and to business and the entire region.

 

Olivia Prize 2025 ceremony. Lecture by prof. Ph.D. Paweł Horodecki

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We invite you to the award ceremony in the Olivia Prize competition for 2025! For the sixth time, we will meet to appreciate the most interesting business, social and economic undertakings of the Residents of the Olivia Centre, as well as to award special prizes to the business environment institutions and young scientists associated with Tri-City universities. Registration required.

 

 

A special guest will be Prof. Ph.D. Paweł Horodecki – an outstanding theoretical physicist, one of the founders of the Gdańsk School of Quantum InformaticsJ. He is the leader of the research group at the International Centre for the Theory of Quantum Technologies (ICTQT) at the University of Gdańsk and works at the Department of Theoretical Physics and Quantum Informatics at the Gdańsk University of Technology.

 

He is a co-author of over 150 scientific papers published in the most prestigious journals (m.in. Physical Review Letters, Nature), which have been cited over 24,000 times (Hirsch index: 71). His most important achievements include the co-discovery of the phenomenon of quantum bound entanglement and the development of the Horodecki criterion, which is a fundamental tool for verifying the entanglement of quantum states.

 

He regularly ranks in the TOP 2% of the world’s most influential scientists compiled by Stanford University. He is the winner of numerous awards, including the Foundation for Polish Science Award (the so-called Polish Nobel Prize) for his contribution to the development of quantum information theory.

 

Fig. Piotr Niklas | Gdańsk University of Technology

 

The award ceremony will take place on March 30, 2026.
at 5:00 p.m. on the 34th floor of Olivia Star.

 

Sign up for the event

 

 

 

Agenda of the meeting

  • 17:00 Kick-off
  • 17:00-17:15 Welcoming guests
  • 17:15-18:15 Lecture by prof. Ph.D. Paweł Horodecki
  • 18:20-19:00 Olivia Prize Ceremony
  • 19:00-20:00 Closing / cocktail

 

 

Welcome!

 

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Here we go! Submit a project, team, or individual for the Olivia Prize 2025 competition!

Posted on by Katarzyna Halicka

Olivia Prize is a competition with a proud tradition. For the sixth time, we will recognize companies, teams, and individuals whose inspiring ideas are changing the world – both near and far. It has long been known that Olivia is home to creative people, full of passion, innovative ideas, and big hearts – so essential when it comes to social and charitable initiatives. The Olivia Prize competition was created to appreciate and highlight the outstanding activity of Olivia’s Residents who engage in many different fields, from business and economics, through ecology, to initiatives supporting others.

So now, take a moment to think back to 2025 and remember how much you have accomplished. And of course – submit your projects, your people, and your companies to the competition! The application form is simple.

 

Awards are granted for projects that are or were implemented in 2025. 

 

This year, we will award prizes in three categories:

  • Olivia Impact – this category is dedicated to economic initiatives and/or business projects carried out by a Resident company or entities within its group that contribute most significantly to business growth.
  • Olivia Harmony – this category is for social or environmental initiatives implemented by a Resident company or entities within its group, as well as by its employees or collaborators within the organization
  • Olivia Everyday Hero – this category recognizes individual employees and collaborators (our colleagues) who are socially engaged, carry out charitable projects beyond their professional duties, support the local community, and undertake initiatives deserving special recognition and appreciation, including those in the field of ecology

 

There will also be two special prizes:

  • Olivia Connect – a special award granted to business environment institutions that have a meaningful impact on Olivia’s Residents.
  • Olivia Hero of the Future – a special award granted to young scientists affiliated with a Tri-City university who can demonstrate achievements in R&D or in the commercialization of research results

 

You have until 30 March 2026 to submit your entry. Click and apply for the competition!
The official announcement of the results will take place on 30 March during a ceremonial gala.

 

The award ceremony will be held on 30 March at 5:00 PM on the 34th floor of Olivia Star. Our special guest will be Prof. Paweł Horodecki, an outstanding theoretical physicist and one of the founders of the Gdańsk school of quantum information science. Register for the event

 

Competition form

 

EXTRAS in the MyOlivia app. Check out what’s new!

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Of course, we can do a lot more with the My Olivia app. We won’t go into too much detail here. Przypomnimy dziś o EXtrasach. Warto tu zaglądać, by wiedzieć, z jakich zniżek możemy aktualnie skorzystać.

 

Olivia’s extras in My Olivia

What is it? Special offers, promotions, discounts that can only be used by employees of Olivia companies. To access the Extras, you must have a confirmed Resident Status. Find out how to do it below and keep in mind! We will be developing the Extras option, so it is worth checking here.

We also invite our Service Residents, who have attractive discounts and promotions, to apply to us, we will place them in the application.

 

Resident status step by step

 

  • Download the My Olivia app from the App Store or Google Play.
  • Register in the application using your business address (an address in the domain of a company that is located in Olivia).

 

When registering, use your business address, which is an address in the domain of the company you work for. This is very important, because when you provide your business address during registration, you will be granted the status of Resident automatically as soon as you click on the activation link sent to you to the e-mail address provided during the registration process.

 

 

  • If you do not see the activation email in your inbox, first check your SPAM. It happens that this type of correspondence (registration confirmations, orders, purchases) falls into this folder.
  • Search for the activation email by the sender “My Olivia → app@oliviacentre.com”, and if you still don’t have it, write to us on aplikacja@oliviacentre.com.
  • You can also use the contact form available in the application → the “Contact us” option in your MyOlivia panel.

 

The “Contact us” option in the MyOlivia app

 

Self-activation of Resident status

 

  • Go to the MyOlivia app.
  • Then in your user profile, i.e. click on the human icon (upper right corner of the application).
  • Select “Activate Resident Status” and follow the guidelines.
  • Tick the appropriate box: activate the status when you have an address in the company domain (point 1 in the graphic below) or activate the status when you do not have an address in the company domain or the e-mail address provided during registration is your company address (point 2 in the graphic below).

 


Remark! When applying for the resident status in case 2 (no address in the company domain…), enter the name of the company and the building in which you work/have an office in the “I work in a company…”
window.

 

 

  • Resident status should be activated within 3 working days.
  • Remember to click on the activation link that will come to your e-mail address.
  • If the process of self-activation of the Resident status fails, write to: aplikacja@oliviacentre.com

Self-activation of Resident status

 

MyOlivia app: parking lots and Olivka points
MyOlivia App: discover its features
MyOlivia app: Resident status

 

 

 

Enjoy!

 

Olivia’s Women’s Day. Creatively, Mindfully, Together

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On the occasion of Women’s Day, we invite you, Dear Ladies, to celebrate together. This time in the Olivia Star space. See you on March 5th. As every year, we meet for a while (well, a little longer) to slow down, take a break from everyday duties and have a good time. In addition, you can discover the artist in you!

 

This year, we have prepared three intimate ceramic workshops, during which each of the participants will create their own, unique object; cup or plate. There will be gluing, molding, decorating with spatulas and letters. The result? A personal souvenir that will stay with you for a long time and will remind you of this day.

 

Workshop schedule on March 5

 

Place: 1st floor, Olivia Star

Each session lasts 45 minutes and starts punctually at the appointed time. Please arrive a little earlier.

 

Organizational information

  • The entrance is through the reception of the Olivia Star building.
  • An identity document must be presented at the reception; Please take it with you.

 

We wish you a good time, full of inspiration, conversations and the joy of creating.
See you at the workshops!

Open Days at the Thinking Zone

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In February 2026, Thinking Zone Primary School and High School invite families to Open Days at the Olivia Centre. It is an opportunity to see an innovative model of education up close, get to know the staff and experience the atmosphere of a school where learning is based on curiosity, cooperation and reflection.

 

Dates and times

What is a Thinking Zone?

Thinking Zone is a school based on the proprietary VESS methodology and the Project Zero philosophy of Harvard University. Education here focuses on developing critical thinking, creativity, social competence and entrepreneurship. Instead of the pressure of evaluations, a culture of feedback, dialogue and cooperation dominates.

Students learn through action, experimentation and reflection – in spaces designed to support the learning process, m.in Malort, STEAM, Grow Zone, Chill Room and Art Zone.

 

Why does the Thinking Zone stand out on the map of schools?

It is a place where:

  • Education adapts to the student — not the student to the system.
  • Each project develops creativity, logical thinking and the courage to act, instead of learning by heart.
  • Instead of the pressure of grades, a culture of feedback, trust and cooperation dominates, which strengthens the child’s sense of security and agency.
  • Learning takes place through action, experience and reflection, and not just by memorizing content.

 

During the Open Days, parents can see how the Thinking Zone:

  • supports students in discovering their passions, talents and strengths,
  • develops empathy, communication and responsibility for oneself and others,
  • builds entrepreneurial thinking and the ability to work in teamwork in real projects,
  • helps young people consciously plan their further educational and life path,
  • It strengthens self-confidence, curiosity about the world and readiness for the challenges of the future.

What awaits the participants of the Open Days?

During the meetings, you will be able to learn about

  • recruitment rules and the first months of study,
  • the way the VESS Model works in practice,
  • the role of educational spaces and additional activities,
  • the school’s approach to emotional and social development,
  • Thinking Zone methodology.
  • how the school teaches to think in motion – Thinking InMotion – and develop entrepreneurship.
  • how the school supports each student emotionally and socially,
  • what a Thinking Zone student’s day looks like through the eyes of a student,
  • which is offered by unique spaces: Art Zone, Malort and STEAM.

Each meeting will end with a walk around the facility and a Q session.

Recruitment 2026/2027

Recruitment for the 2026/2027 school year is already underway. Participation in the Open Days requires prior registration – the number of places is limited.

Location

Thinking Zone
472 Grunwaldzka Street, 80-309 Gdańsk
Olivia Centre | Olivia Gate B | 1st floor

How to enter the building?
At the reception of Olivia Gate B, you must collect the guest’s entry card (upon presentation of your ID) and then take the elevator to the 1st floor.

 

iLunch open at Olivia Centre!

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Fast lunch, not fast food – this is the new gastronomic offer at Olivia Centre. High-quality dishes, served less than 2 minutes after ordering, are a response to the need of a large group of employees who avoid monotony and want to eat a meal quickly in comfortable conditions. The Lithuanian chain is planning an ambitious expansion in the largest Polish cities, and has opened its first restaurant in the largest Polish business center in Gdańsk.

The Gdańsk restaurant received its first guests on Friday, January 23. The preopening was attended by office managers from Olivia Centre, business partners and the media, and its official opening took place on Monday, January 26. The restaurant chain is successfully developing in Lithuania, Latvia and the United Arab Emirates, where it already has over 40 restaurants. In Poland, 100 openings are planned over the next 5 years, and the total cost of the iLunch network investment is expected to reach EUR 50 million.

The idea of the restaurant is based on high-quality dishes, which are available to guests within 2 minutes of ordering. The ordering process is fully automated, and operational excellence allows you to serve fresh, on-site dishes for up to 500 people a day at such a fast pace. The menu includes classic Polish dishes, which will be complemented by constantly changing dishes from different parts of the world.

“The standard of our restaurants is the high quality of the dishes served and automated service ,” says Aurelijus Jasevičius, founder of iLunch. – However, the fact that our dishes are available so quickly does not mean that we want to provide a quick meal. iLunch restaurants are characterized by interesting design and solutions that increase the comfort of spending time with us, so we invite our guests to enjoy a lunch break in a friendly atmosphere and pleasant environment. We want to offer them quality and comfort as well as a distinctive and wide range of dishes at very affordable prices.

Olivia Centre was chosen for the premiere of iLunch in Poland for a reason. On a daily basis, 15 thousand people work here and the center can boast of a high level of employee attendance in offices, so its choice seems to be perfect for the premiere of the chain in Poland. We try to provide our residents with the most diverse offer in every area – says Bogusław Wieczorek, Representative of the Management Board of Olivia Centre. The cafes, prestigious restaurants and bistro bars already present in Olivia are joined by an original lunch concept, thanks to which we are expanding the range of opportunities that await the employees of the offices that have their headquarters in our center. This year, Olivia will welcome the first residents to the new Olivia Pulse apartment building, which is why the opening of iLunch is another step to improve the quality of work, leisure time, and soon also life in Olivia.

Author of photos: Witek Deka