“What if I told you that Royal HaskoningDHV has roots stretching back to the 19th century?” It’s a legacy of engineering and consultancy.
Royal HaskoningDHV stands as a testament to Dutch ingenuity. It showcases global collaboration. This international company has made its mark worldwide.
Let’s dive into the story of Royal HaskoningDHV. Its origins lie in two firms: Royal Haskoning and DHV. Johan van Hasselt and Jacobus de Koning founded the first as an engineering firm in Nijmegen in 1881. Over time the firm’s name evolved. In 1976, the name “Haskoning” appeared. It started as a telegram address. In 1981, it gained the “Royal” designation.
DHV’s story began in 1917. Bastiaan Verhey and Adriaan Dwars founded it. Later, they merged with Arie Heederik’s firm. It became “Ingenieursbureau Dwars, Heederik en Verhey.” This was abbreviated to DHV.
The two companies officially merged in July 2012. This created Royal HaskoningDHV. The company has a global presence. It operates in 30 countries. It employs over 6,000 professionals. Royal HaskoningDHV excels in various sectors. These include aviation, buildings, energy, and infrastructure. They also specialize in maritime, rural and urban development, and water management.
Royal HaskoningDHV has worked on many notable projects. These include the Canal del Dique and the Eko Atlantic. They also include the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. The Market Hall Rotterdam also bears their mark.
Royal HaskoningDHV is committed to sustainability and innovation. They strive to enhance society. Their experts work globally to provide solutions in planning, transport, and technology.
Royal HaskoningDHV continues to shape our world. It delivers tailored strategies and designs. It integrates spatial and technical elements. They offer quick scans and master plans. They are also skilled in waterfront planning. They are a leader in waterfront and marina development. They offer world class solutions.
Royal HaskoningDHV showcases Dutch engineering. It also represents global collaboration. As we stand here, we recognize their lasting impact. Their work shapes infrastructure and environments. Their vision helps build a better future for all.