People are always in motion: exploring, discovering, joining up. And whilst we travel, commute, relax and exercise, we engage with our ever-changing surroundings. Because just like us, environments are in constant flux too. We give way to both our movements and our landscapes and cities, whilst enhancing them at the same time. With climate change and urbanization come new challenges. Now, more than ever, we need to manage our rivers and preserve the diversity of our flora and fauna. Our infrastructure and bridge projects contribute to the way people experience their environment and face these challenges, by explicitly engaging with their environment. We incorporate the notion of future transformation into the implementation, generating value now and in the future.

Infrastructure is more than a junction between departure and destination: it adds value by providing great views, sheltering animals, revealing the transformation of the landscape through the seasons and over time, thus inviting people to explore and contemplate. With our Dutch roots in mind, we build bridges that ensure sustainable transport within cities. There’s a reason why The New York Times headlined: “If you build it, the Dutch will pedal.” Bridges play an important role in enhancing people’s sense of place and identity: they connect a city or landscape by creating places for people to meet.