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The Warsaw Metro (Metro Warszawskie in Polish) is Warsaw’s current subway system opened on April 7, 1995.

It currently operates a 23 kilometer long line with 21 stations along the left bank of the Vistula, which connects the southern districts with the northern districts through the city center. It has an average daily passenger movement of 280-500 thousand.

In this project among other rocks, the APACHE was used – The Apache is a type of yellow quartzite with a mixture of red and white extracted in Brazil by SuperClassico. The idea for this project was to use a rock that could imitate painting as if a can of paint had been thrown directly on the wall.

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