Here we feature several projects that tell a story – some from the Netherlands, others from around the world, including East Asia and the Middle East. For more projects, please contact us, visit our company profiles, or download a PDF for an introduction to waterfront development services.
Plan to develop Breskens into a hotspot for sailors as part of the transformation of the waterfront More
A strategy for the overall transformation of the water sports industry in the area, and also specific plans for the redevelopment of five waterfronts. More
The natural features of the area, thriving sea life, and pleasant atmosphere of the community make Walvis Bay a special place More
Due to its strategic location, stunning coastline with islands, beaches and waterfront developments, Xiamen has its own distinctive development advantages More
A tour around the capital of Lelystad reveals several lessons in creating waterfronts: marinas with different uses and a network of interesting things to connect them. More
Monnickendam is a quaint, traditional Dutch town 15 km north of Amsterdam situated on the Markermeer – part of the former inland sea. More
This project integrates two fundamental issues which previous engineering strategies were unable to reconcile More
Home to around 35,000 yachts, Friesland is considered to be the boating capital of the Netherlands. More
Qingdao's waterfront was transformed from an industrial shipyard into a vibrant public waterfront in preparation the Olympics More
With over 200 natural islands, Abu Dhabi's marine industries are growing rapidly. More
The Netherlands' most famous port city, Amsterdam's waterfront seemlessly blends old with new. More
Shanghai, strategically located at the mouth of the Yangtze River Delta, has ambitions to become the waterfront and yachting capital of East Asia. More
Lelystad is a remarkable “New Town” located 5 metres below sea level, around 40 km northeast of Amsterdam in the reclaimed island province More
Dutch Dock and Shipbuilders Society (NDSM) Shipyard is a famous site in the city of Amsterdam. It was once the most modern More
This project is an example of a quickscan assessment, where expertise in waterfront projects can be used efficiently in a cost-effective manner for projects of all scales and sizes. More
Solving water defense and transportation issues while providing new living space More
How a natural coastal defence system can encourage new waterfront activities More
Plans for a chain of nine ports along the whole coastline of Kuwait More
In recent years, a 264 hectare urban district became available to develop which sits on top the refuge site of the former fertilizer plant that was shut down due to its polluting effects on the surrounding water. More
Sustainable urban developments, especially in coastal environments like the Cuiheng New District, can only be achieved if they meet fundamental conditions for sustainable water management. More
After traversing much of the coast and visiting half a dozen locations, a SWOT analysis was performed on each of these sites, exploring everything from More
