The traditional forms of regional and site development have been under heavy pressure over the last few years. Large scale developments have been seen as too risky. All sorts of new forms of collaboration and financing have appeared. To Interface builds bridges that connect the different stakeholders and interests, and implements successful new forms of collaboration in regional and site development.

Current trends see greater customisation both in processes and in contracts, and an increase in demand driven approaches. The government is increasingly adopting a facilitation role. At the same time, the friction between vision driven and demand driven regional development is becoming more common. This leads us to believe that risk management and environmental management will play larger roles in regional and site development. Our approach integrates the vision and the strategy, which ultimately leads to the best possible solutions.

The traditional forms of regional and site development have been under heavy pressure over the last few years. Large scale developments have been seen as too risky. All sorts of new forms of collaboration and financing have appeared. To Interface builds bridges that connect the different stakeholders and interests, and implements successful new forms of collaboration in regional and site development.

Current trends see greater customisation both in processes and in contracts, and an increase in demand driven approaches. The government is increasingly adopting a facilitation role. At the same time, the friction between vision driven and demand driven regional development is becoming more common. This leads us to believe that risk management and environmental management will play larger roles in regional and site development. Our approach integrates the vision and the strategy, which ultimately leads to the best possible solutions.

The traditional forms of regional and site development have been under heavy pressure over the last few years. Large scale developments have been seen as too risky. All sorts of new forms of collaboration and financing have appeared. To Interface builds bridges that connect the different stakeholders and interests, and implements successful new forms of collaboration in regional and site development.

Current trends see greater customisation both in processes and in contracts, and an increase in demand driven approaches. The government is increasingly adopting a facilitation role. At the same time, the friction between vision driven and demand driven regional development is becoming more common. This leads us to believe that risk management and environmental management will play larger roles in regional and site development. Our approach integrates the vision and the strategy, which ultimately leads to the best possible solutions.

The traditional forms of regional and site development have been under heavy pressure over the last few years. Large scale developments have been seen as too risky. All sorts of new forms of collaboration and financing have appeared. To Interface builds bridges that connect the different stakeholders and interests, and implements successful new forms of collaboration in regional and site development.

Current trends see greater customisation both in processes and in contracts, and an increase in demand driven approaches. The government is increasingly adopting a facilitation role. At the same time, the friction between vision driven and demand driven regional development is becoming more common. This leads us to believe that risk management and environmental management will play larger roles in regional and site development. Our approach integrates the vision and the strategy, which ultimately leads to the best possible solutions.