They took over the building without comments, after a year "adaptation works" are necessary. The case is being handled by the prosecutor's office.

The construction of the "Okrąglak" building in Gliwice, initially intended for cultural events and dining, has faced significant issues post-completion. Despite being officially accepted without defects in December 2025, subsequent inspections revealed necessary adjustments, particularly concerning the roof's structural integrity. The local prosecutor's office is investigating potential discrepancies in the acceptance process, prompted by complaints from city council members. The city has mandated that the contractor cover the costs of repairs, which include reinforcing the roof and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Some city officials have already faced disciplinary actions due to the oversight in the building's acceptance process.

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