Can we replace grey with green? Yes we can!
Barack Obama, the 44th president of the USA, landed on Amsterdam's Museumplein, a green, car and coach free square in the centre of Amsterdam.
Open spaces = liveable & accessible cities
Can we replace congested grey streets and squares with open green spaces? Yes we can! We work with urban planners and municipality mobility professionals to make space for parking underground and space for greenery and recreation on top.
Making cities more liveable and easily accessible for all. It’s a win-win for municipalities, residents and visitors. Here are some examples of our completed projects around Europe.
Bruul, Mechelen
Car park constructed under ring road
Green space on top provides pedestrian and cycle route from train station to city centre & shopping streets
Museumplein, Amsterdam
Splendid Royal Concert Hall and Rijksmuseum in full view at either end of the green square
Green space gives access to popular cultural venues
Cars and coaches are parked underground
Neumarkt, Dresden
Car park constructed under the Neumarkt created a pedestrian zone in front of the restored Frauenkirche
Historic landscape free of cars
Residents and tourists enjoy the city centre at it’s best
Brotteaux, Lyon
Revitalised square enlarged and redesigned now fully dedicated to pedestrians
Improved access to nearby restaurants and shops
Residents and visitors park underground
Hyde Park, London
≈ 2,000 spaces under Hyde Park, London’s lungs
At the edge of the congestion zone
Located close to tube stations for onward journey
Cars underground, recreation space above
Nørreport, Copenhagen
Out of sight city centre car park
Space for more than 1,000 cars under Israels Plads
Large square for recreation and a covered food market
Close to Nørreport Station, a metro and train station