Specialist Knowledge
Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA)
Technical and infrastructural developments leave a significant mark on both urban and rural landscapes. Before projects of this scale can be realised, authorities often require an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) – an evaluation of the development’s impact on the environment. Visual and spatial assessments are central to this process and form an important foundation for ensuring that new developments are placed and integrated harmoniously into their surroundings.
Route 21, Holbæk-Vig, photo: Ole Malling
Route 21, Holbæk-Vig, photo: Ole Malling
Clarifying visual and spatial impact
Reducing impact through early insight
A strategic, early-stage approach is key to reducing the urban and landscape impact of new developments – whether a building, a stormwater basin or a road or rail alignment.
We advise municipalities, utility providers, private developers and national authorities on siting strategies, integration principles and design approaches – including in projects where climate adaptation plays a key role.
Our experience spans a wide range of complex projects – from data centres, factories and utility facilities to highways, railways and high-voltage installations – and ensures that considerations for landscape, visual experience and spatial quality are thoughtfully integrated into each project.
Greater Copenhagen Light Rail, visualisation: Gottlieb Paludan Architects
Greater Copenhagen Light Rail, visualisation: Gottlieb Paludan Architects
Visual tools for shared understanding
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Selected projects
We transform our specialist knowledge into practical solutions. Here is a selection of projects that illustrate our approach and experience within the field.
See all projects within Environmental Impacts Assesmtens (EIA)