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Dura Vermeer and Copijn present a project exploring and envisioning the transition between land and water. Through three case studies, they show how the hard boundary between land and water can be transformed into a vibrant zone that delivers ecosystem services and strengthens urban livability.
About Sven van Es
In 1855, Dura opened the first carpentry store on Rotterdam's Katendrecht. Vermeer started its road company in Cruquius in 1961, and in 1998 we merged into the one company Dura Vermeer. A large number of great and special construction and infrastructure projects later, there is a company with nearly
