Belgium, Hamme

Redevelopment of Strijderslaan

The redevelopment of Strijderslaan in Hamme addresses the outdated condition of both the road and the sewer infrastructure. Commissioned by Aquafin and the local authority, BESIX Infra is carrying out a comprehensive renewal, combining functional needs with a broader ambition focused on safety, sustainable water management, and quality of life.

Comprehensive redevelopment above and below ground

The project includes a complete renewal of the underground infrastructure. A key element is the installation of a separated sewer system, ensuring that wastewater and rainwater are drained separately. This improves water management and helps reduce both flooding and drought.

At the same time, the street above ground is being fully redesigned as a local access road, with increased attention to traffic safety and improved comfort for pedestrians and cyclists.

Sustainability as a guiding principle

In addition to traditional infrastructure works, this site also serves as a testing ground for sustainable construction methods within BESIX Infra. During execution, electric equipment is used and part of the energy is generated locally through solar panels and battery systems on site.

Sustainable choices are also made in terms of materials and water management. This approach helps limit the ecological impact of the works while generating valuable insights for future projects.

Result

After a 14-month construction period, Strijderslaan was reopened in June 2026. The street has evolved from an outdated thoroughfare into a safe and sustainable residential street, offering more space for soft road users and greater attention to its surroundings.

The project has resulted in a future-proof design where mobility, water management, and quality of life go hand in hand.

Project details

Project nameRedevelopment of Strijderslaan
LocationHamme, Belgium
Building period2025 - 2026
Area of expertiseRoad works, Sewerage

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