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CREATING LAND FOR THE FUTURE SOIL REMEDIATION AND BROWNFIELD DEVELOPMENT

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - WASEGOLF

HECTARES AREA REMEDIATED BY 2030, WITH CONSTRUCTION OF A GREEN RECREATION AREA AND AN ECO-GOLF COURSE. DEME TOOK AWAY ALL THE HASSLE FOR THE CLIENT BY PROVIDING ROBUST LEGAL CONSTRUCTION AND SOLUTIONS FOR THE PERMIT POLICY.

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - EANDIS

FORMER EANDIS GASWORKS SITES IN 9 FLEMISH TOWNS WERE REMEDIATED AND ARE NOW REDEVELOPED

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - OUDE BEKAERTSITE HEMIKSEM

HECTARES OF BRICKWORKS AND FACTORY SITES WERE TRANSFORMED INTO AN ECOLOGICAL PARK AREA WITH SUSTAINABLE RESIDENTIAL HOUSING ON THE WATERFRONT.

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - DOCKS GENT

HECTARES OF PORT AREA IN GHENT FORMED THE BACKDROP FOR A CLIMATE-ORIENTED URBAN DESIGN. FOLLOWING A COMPREHENSIVE AND INTEGRATED REDEVELOPMENT, A NEW, TRENDY AND FUTURE-PROOF DISTRICT IS GROWING HERE.

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - BEKAERT ZWEVEGEM

TREES PROVIDE AN OASIS OF NATURAL GREENERY IN THIS FORMER BROWNFIELD SITE IN ZWEVEGEM. TOGETHER WITH A FLOWER MEADOW AND DIVERSE VEGETATION, THEY BRING MORE BIODIVERSITY TO THIS RESIDENTIAL AREA WITH ITS SUSTAINABLE PARK.

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - BASF FELUY

HECTARES OF BROWNFIELD SITE WILL BE TRANSFORMED INTO AN INNOVATIVE BUSINESS PARK BY THE BLUE SITE CONSORTIUM, WHICH WILL CARRY ALL THE REMEDIATION RISKS. A FIRST: THIS IS THE FIRST TRANSFORMATION PROJECT IN WALLONIA USING A PPP FORMULA.

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - GASWORKS FEIJENOORD

GAS HOLDERS AND A WATER TOWER ON THE BANKS OF THE MEUSE FORM THE PROMINENT REMNANTS OF A LARGE GASWORKS FROM THE PAST. THEY ARE NOW INCORPORATED INTO A SUSTAINABLE, ECOLOGICAL PARK LANDSCAPE IN THE FEYENOORD CITY REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, WHICH WILL GIVE A NEW IMPULSE TO ROTTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM-SOUTH.

BROWNFIELDS WORLDWIDE - AVENUE COKING WORKS

HECTARES OF LAND TO BE REMEDIATED AT ONE OF THE MOST POLLUTED SITES IN EUROPE, WITH ON-SITE TREATMENT THAT PRACTICALLY ELIMINATED THE NEED FOR OFF-SITE DISPOSAL. DEME’S ASSIGNMENT WAS PART OF ONE OF EUROPE’S LARGEST EVER REMEDIATION PROJECTS.

CLIENT OLY M PIC DELIVERY AUT H O R I T Y & LONDON DEVELO PMENT AGENCY

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LOCATION LONDON (UK)

OLYMPICPARK LONDON Between 2007 and 2010, DEME remediated a 246-hectare site in the Stratford district

of East London. This brownfield site became the arena for the 2012 London Olympics and

Paralympics. By upgrading the heavily polluted, deprived district, this part of the city was

given a new dynamism and future prospects.

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YEARS OF HISTORICAL POLLUTION REMOVED IN LESS THAN3 YEARS

r­ TONNES OF CONTAMINATED SOIL TREATED BY SOIL WASHING

-An immense challenge For this remediation project, DEME was a tier 2 contractor for the main contractor, working in a PPP formula with the govern­ ment. The remediation was an immense challenge: whereas in Flanders all market participants combined cleaned350,000 tonnes of soil annually during this period, 1.4 million tonnes at this site alone were cleaned by DEME over three years. The

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soil treatment centre had to process more than 500,000 tonnes of contaminated soil before the end of 2008 and another 300,000 tonnes before the end of 2009. An additional contract for 600,000 tonnes of contaminated soil was awarded in 2009 and ran until the summer of 2010. The site was then transferred to the client so that they could start building the Olympic stadium and other facilities.

COLOPHON Creating Land For The Future is published by DEME Environmental Contractors Scheldedijk 30 2070 Zwijndrecht www.deme-group.com design and concept Gevaert Graphics production Gevaert Printing editorial Bart Gevaert Jan Van Hoecke photography Photo archive DEME p. 4, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 40, 41, 46, 47, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 58, 65 - ID Photo Agency p. 6, 23, 31,37, 41, 49, 55 - André Joosse p. 8 - Bart Vanacker p. 38, 39 - Rudi Imbrechts p. 86, 87 - Curioso Photography p. 2, 105 - Reginald Van de Velde p. 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 32, 33, 62, 63 - Tom Kisjes p. 87 - Nathan Anderson p. 50, 51 - David Catry p. 49 - Raymond Friederichs (https://raymsfotosite.nl) p. 20, 21 - Jean Cuomo p. 22 - City of Kortrijk p. 24, 27 - Belga Image p. 64 - Lex Broere p. 79 sources www.slideshare.net/ies-uk/theformeravenuecokingworks, www.futureclimateinfo.com, www.tep.uk.com, www.micaarchitects.com, www. killingley.co.uk/news-the-avenue, www.kierliving.co.uk, www.volgermeer.nl, www.arup.com/projects, Maatwerk - City of Kortrijk, www.kortrijk. be/overleie, www.tauw.nl/projecten, www.witteveenbos.com/projects, www.feyenoord-city.nl/mallegatpark, www.indebuurt.nl/rotterdam, www.thelandtrust.org.uk, www.landschapnoordholland.nl, www.vista.nl, www.persberichtrotterdam.nl, www.wasegolf.be, final report on space for business in the future / city of Ghent, www.terranova.be, www.zonneberg.be, www.hefboom.be, www. sogent.be, www.stadgent.be/oudedokken, persruimte.stad.gent, www.leanderhof.be, CSR report Blue Gate Antwerp, www.wdp.eu, www. montea.com, www.eandis.be, www.fluvius.be, www.eastman.com, www.frisinhetlandschap.be, www.caaap.be, www.hemixveer.be, www. polo-architects.be, www.nieuwedokken.be.

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