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Appointed within hours, Polygon mobilised specialist teams to manage safety risks, protect critical building systems and begin recovery across an affected area of approximately 28,000 m². The assignment brought together the capabilities customers need when a loss exceeds the scope of a standard restoration project: rapid access to specialists, the resources to scale the response and coordinated delivery across multiple premises and technical disciplines.

The fire originated in the technical room of a swimming pool on the second floor. Smoke, soot and heat had travelled through the building, affecting objects well beyond the area directly exposed to the fire. Polygon recognised that conventional contents handling and cleaning would not be sufficient and brought in its specialists from the Netherlands in document, art and antique restoration.

In temporary climate solutions, having the right equipment on-site is only part of the equation. At a time when energy costs and energy resilience are increasingly important, how and when that equipment operates can make a significant difference to both financial and environmental impact. By combining real-time environmental monitoring with automated controls, Polygon US is helping customers use energy only when it is needed, supporting more efficient operations and strengthening our role as a long-term sustainable partner.

Today, we are pleased to welcome Heikki Rostila as he takes on the role of Country President of Polygon Finland.

Two years have passed since Copenhagen woke up to dramatic scenes on the morning of April 16, 2024. Flames were spreading through the roof of Børsen, the historic 17th-century stock exchange building in central Copenhagen and one of Denmark’s most iconic landmarks. Within a short time, the fire had developed into a major emergency, threatening not only the structure itself but also centuries of cultural value housed inside.