We design what is needed to connect people

Infrastructure

Expanding and optimising transport systems

With the increasing mobility of our society and growing traffic volumes, efficient and sustainable transportation networks continue to gain in importance. They connect people, ensuring their ability to move around, and facilitate the transport of goods. The construction of new roads, footpaths and cycle paths, railways and waterways can represent targeted structural improvements for entire regions. Our specialist engineers work towards the demand-oriented development of such transportation systems.

Project insights

Motorway bridge, Saxony

Elbchaussee, Hamburg

Bridge, Sierra Leone

MegaHub Lehrte, Hanover

Road Rehabilitation, Togo

Salvador Allende Bridge, Berlin

Trade fair expressway, Hanover

Range of Services

Bridges and tunnels Media supply and disposal Non-standard foundations and heavy-duty surfaces Noise protection Traffic planning Traffic technology/mobility Road transport facilities Rail transport facilities Railway line construction and renovation Light rail and underground railways Water supply and wastewater disposal facilities

“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

Geographic Information Systems

LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR INVESTMENTS

Infrastructure developments make the areas in question suitable for building and transform them into economically viable business locations. Residential and industrial areas must be adequately supplied with water, energy and heating, and the wastewater generated must be dealt with in an environment-friendly manner. We offer a wide range of services, from land-use planning and infrastructure development design to rehabilitation of existing facilities. Complex proposals can be mapped and assessed, quickly and accurately, using geographic information systems (GIS).

Geo-Information Systems