We design what is needed to connect people

Transportation infrastructure

Expanding and optimising transport systems

Transport is changing as a result of different forms of mobility, growing traffic volumes and new requirements regarding accessibility and road safety. Sustainable transport planning treats road, rail, waterborne, cycling and pedestrian transport as interconnected systems. Based on analyses of current conditions and future potential, we develop needs-based solutions, combining planning to engineering expertise with digital methods.

Project insights

Warnow Bridge, Rostock

Köpenick Station, Berlin

Deutzer Hafen, Cologne

Motorway bridge, Saxony

Odenwald Railway, Hesse

Elbchaussee, Hamburg

BESS sites, Germany

Sewa Bridge, Sierra Leone

MegaHub Lehrte, Hanover

Road Rehabilitation, Togo

Salvador Allende Bridge, Berlin

Expertise

Transport planning Traffic and mobility concepts Bridges and tunnels Road transport facilities Rail transport facilities Railway line construction and renovation Light rail and underground railways Traffic technology Noise protection Transport data analysis Parking management plans

Transport Infrastructure

Designing, planning and rehabilitation

Engineering structures such as bridges, tunnels, retaining walls and noise protection barriers are dominant elements of our transportation networks. Our engineers design, plan and refurbish structures that combine technical progress, sustainability and design considerations. This is underpinned by our extensive experience in a wide range of construction methods, structural systems and refurbishment techniques. Complex projects can be captured and assessed quickly and precisely using geographic information systems (GIS), while 3D visualisations and animated simulations enable their realistic integration into the built and natural environment.

Bridges and Tunnels

Traffic planning

Shaping mobility with a view to the future

Future-proof transport planning takes an integrated approach to all modes of transport, creating solutions that are efficient, safe and sustainable. Based on in-depth analyses, we develop demand-oriented concepts for motorised transport, public transport, walking and cycling. Using advanced traffic flow simulations, we evaluate existing and planned transport systems, identify opportunities for optimisation and analyse the impact of new infrastructure on junctions, routes and networks. Traffic management and traffic signal systems are also incorporated into our integrated planning approach.

Traffic and Mobility

“Due to their intensive use of land, construction projects in public spaces give rise to many concerns that must be considered. The answer lies in actively controlling the planning, design, approval and construction processes as a continuous management task.”

Dirk Trantow BIM Manager Infrastructure