Projects

Boosting Manhattan's flood resilience with nature-inclusive tidal pools, armor units, and piles, enhancing marine biodiversity

Designing Land-Water Interfaces at the Pier A Inlet section of the South Battery Park City Resiliency Project in New York City, USA

Next-generation port infrastructure for the Living Ports Project

In Hudson River Park Estuarine Sanctuary, Gansevoort Peninsula was designed to preserve and enhance the critical habitat of this thriving urban estuary ecosystem.

To avoid a large-scale coastal construction disrupting local wildlife, concrete tidal pools which mimic rocky shoreline have been installed at nearshore habitats.

Martha's Vineyard, USA Cable protection and stabilization Status: Mattresses installed

ECOncrete Armor Blocks were selected as one of four solutions by the UK Environment Agency for coastal protection, providing key insights for future UK projects

Custom designed bio-enhancing concrete units protecting a cable on the seabed between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote for the Spanish TSO Red Eléctrica.

Port of Rotterdam's sheetpiled quay wall enhanced with ECOncrete technology

Coastal protection for Port of Cala Ratjada's breakwater

Bio-enhancing concrete technology applied into concrete blocks at IGY Malaga Marina

Technology for the post-Hurricane Sandy Living Breakwaters Project

Ecologically enhanced tide pools reinforcing the breakwater along the Grande Jetée

The New Jersey project involves the installation of 42 marine mattresses at the site, home to a community of approximately 200 houses.

The first installation of COASTALOCK across two sites along Harbor Island in the Port of San Diego. A total of 74 units will replace the existing riprap.

Protecting the energy transmission cables between Long Island and Connecticut integrating environmentally beneficial concrete technology.

Modular concrete armor units were installed in order to create a toe for revetment and provide robust protection from hydrodynamic forces.

The Monaco Government, working with the Environmental Department, has launched ECOncrete's environmental restoration project in order to increase marine biodiversity.

Modernizing port infrastructure