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To meet current safety and usage requirements for modern museums, Rijksmuseum had to undergo a major renovation. Sweco monitored the historic building.

In Ritsumasyl, Fryslân, a new rotating bike bridge with a bio-based composite deck replaces an old bridge. Its real-time performance was tracked by Sweco.

LSNED manages an extensive pipeline corridor in marshy areas, where there's a high risk of subsidence. Detecting critical areas required measuring these ground movements.

During the Westlink Project, an underground railway is being constructed beneath the centre of Gothenburg, affecting the area. Sweco was asked to monitor the buildings above.

A houseboat on the Duivendrechtsevaart in Amsterdam needed to relocate, but questions were raised about wave levels at its new spot. With the SMP the actual waves were measured.

In the centre of Leiden, an underground parking garage had to be constructed. To minimize impact, monitoring of the surrounding buildings was necessary.

At a power plant in Datteln, Sweco examined the behavior of an 80-meter-tall boiler, which expands due to high pressure and temperature fluctuations, posing potential risks.

In the cities of Den Bosch and Breda, residents were troubled by the noise of geese. Sweco was called in to prove that the geese were the actual source of the noise disturbance so that the issue could be addressed effectively.