The Jordanki Cultural and Congress Center is a leading cultural, congress, and event venue in Poland, located in the heart of Toruń. With an area of approximately 22,000 m², the facility can host a wide variety of events — from concerts and festivals to conferences, trade fairs, and industry gatherings — thanks to its modular architecture and high-capacity multifunctional halls. The Center is distinguished by its modern architecture, which has earned recognition in prestigious national and international architectural competitions.
Jordanki is not only a vital cultural and business hub for the region but also a venue for international festivals and artistic performances, contributing to the cultural identity of a city inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Security Challenges
In a facility such as Jordanki, security systems must:
- effectively support the organization of mass events,
- enable rapid response to incidents within spaces featuring variable configurations,
- provide clear and centralized security control,
- operate unobtrusively, without interfering with the aesthetics or the daily functioning of the venue.
The key was to implement a solution that allows operators to continuously assess the situation throughout the entire facility, regardless of the type or scale of the event.