Land van Bieshaer: retaining walls in new residential area
A new residential area was constructed in 2015 on the site of a former nursing home at the foot of the Soester Eng in Soest: Land van Bieshaer. It became a diverse neighbourhood with 1930s-style homes.
Our L retaining walls were used to bridge local height level differences and, in addition to their earth-retaining function, the retaining walls also serve as concrete fencing. Retaining walls were installed over a length of over 400 metres for this project, varying in height from one to two metres.
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