Our coastal engineering projects and studies include structural and non-structural solutions (Nature Driven Design), coastal protection, offshore land reclamation, beach nourishment by dredging, closure of estuaries or lagoons, breakwaters, ports, access channels and coastal waterfront development.
Royal HaskoningDHV has a long and recognised track record in the implementation of flood alleviation schemes in coastal and river environments.
We provide advice for the complete range of coastal management projects: from shoreline and coastal zone management plans, site selection and feasibility studies, to the structural design and implementation of large-scale complex works. Our coastal management solutions are developed using the following approach:
- Thorough assessment of the technical, economic and environmental feasibility of a range of options
- Selection of the most appropriate solution, taking into account the needs and wishes of communities
- Design development and application for consents, licences and approvals
- Detailed design and preparation of contract documents
OUR LATEST PROJECTS
Room for the river
Room for the river
Artificial sand dune in Katwijk conceals coastal car park and flood defence
Salt marsh development Marconi, Delfzijl
Marker Wadden
Pilot sand engine Dutch coast
Managing coastal hazards through beneficial reuse of dredged sand and an adaptive works strategy
Driving resilience for Vietnam’s Mekong Delta
Sustainable coastal protection plan
Driving resilience for Vietnam’s Mekong Delta
Reinforcement Houtrib dike
Cultivating oysters to combat coastal erosion in Bangladesh
Sustainable coastal protection plan for the cities of Tacloban and Palo Filipinas
Flash Flood warning by phone
Nature-based solutions for Lauwersmeer dike reinforcement
Reinforcement Houtrib dike and development nature reserve Trintelzand
Managing coastal hazards through beneficial reuse of dredged sand and an adaptive works strategy
Measurement campaign turbidity EMS estuary the Netherlands
Artificial sand dune in Katwijk
