Infrastructure

From large-scale public transportation hubs, motorways, bridges, and tunnels to (underground) parking facilities and small-scale pedestrian and cycling bridges to wildlife crossings. A significant portion of our work involves creating and enhancing connections for both fast and slow traffic, where we make more room for people, animals, and greenery.

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Steel-concrete viaduct, Alkmaar

Viaduct across highway A9, Alkmaar

In The Netherlands there are not many bridges with a construction of steel and concrete. The viaduct in Alkmaar is constructed with a…

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Maasvlakte 2, Rotterdam

A new and extreme landscape

After having collected sand further out at sea the suction dredgers returned to the coast just outside Rotterdam and raised new land by…

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Road expansion A1/A6 Diemen – Almere Havendreef

Between Amsterdam and Almere

It seems an odd question: is it possible to drastically improve the infrastructure of the northern part of the Randstad, between Diemen and…

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Road expansion A27/A1

Routing design

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A20 viaduct, Schiedam

On short notice, an existing concrete viaduct in the Rotterdam ring road needed to be strengthened. To achieve this a steel reinforcement…

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Dune viaducts, Rotterdam

In 2012 the infrastructural works of the Maasvlakte 2, an artificial island in the Port of Rotterdam, will be brought into use. The area is…

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Ecoduct, Kootwijk

A Pioneering Wildlife Crossing

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Wildlife Crossing The Borkeld, Rijssen

Wildlife Crossing

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A4 Delft – Schiedam

First Honey Highway of Europe

The A4 Delft - Schiedam (A4DS) motorway, close to the city of Delft and Rotterdam, transects an area of outstanding natural beauty and a…

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Wildlife Crossings, Colorado USA

Wildlife crossings in the Rockies

In 2010 the state of Colorado, USA, started a competition to find a design for a system of wildlife crossings. The architectural studio ZJA…

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