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Rapid progress towards completion of the A10 Zuid flyover

During the weekend of 23 and 24 May 2026, we lifted girders into place for the new flyover at the De Nieuwe Meer junction. With 96 of the 120 girders now installed, we are approaching completion early next year. A day of lifting operations in pictures.

Work begins on station plazas for the Brittenpassage

Large sections of the public space next to both entrances of Amsterdam Zuid station are currently fenced off. Over the coming months, we will construct the new station plazas for the Brittenpassage, the new station entrance that is scheduled to open no later than 2027.

28 May: walk-in meeting about Parnas neighbourhood

On Thursday, 28 May 2026, we will host a walk-in meeting about the public space surrounding the future Hartwig Museum. Please visit the temporary exhibition space Proxy at Parnassusweg 213 and share your questions and ideas with us.

In the picture: sliding 2.4 million kilos of concrete above the Vivaldipassage

An important milestone in the construction of the Vivaldipassage: we slid a gigantic roof section weighing almost 2.5 million kilos beneath the railway tracks of the future bicycle and pedestrian tunnel. How did this operation work, and why was it carried out now?

Final 500 piles for enormous pile mattress

From 1 June to 31 July 2026, we will install around 500 foundation piles between the Schinkelbrug and Amstelveenseweg. These are the very last piles for the so-called pile mattress, which will form the foundation for four new lanes on the A10 Zuid.

22-25 May: connections from the A4 and A10 Zuid to the A10 West closed

From Friday, 22 May 2026 at 22.00 until Monday, 25 May at 05.00, the roads connecting the A4 and A10 Zuid to the A10 West in the direction of Leeuwarden/Zaanstad will be closed. During this period, we will be working on the new flyover.

Improving traffic flow and safety on De Boelelaan

From 18 May to 9 August 2026, we will carry out several improvements on De Boelelaan West. These measures will improve traffic flow for motorists and make crossings at the Parnassusweg safer for cyclists and pedestrians. Please be prepared for some disruption during the works.

Wednesday afternoons: guided tour Zuidas or Zuidasdok

Every Wednesday afternoon, a guided tour departs from our Information Centre. One week we’ll visit the Zuidasdok projects, the next week we’ll walk through the Zuidas area. No registration is required for these tours, simply join in. The tours are in Dutch but Q&A in English is possible.

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Livestreams and videos

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    Amsterdam Zuid station | south side
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    Building the Brittenpassage
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    De Nieuwe Meer junction | south side (at S108)
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New brugdek Schinkelbrug in place

After a voyage of 7 days and 160 kilometers, a new bridge deck for the Schinkelbrug arrived in the Nieuwe Meer from Friesland on Wednesday 29 April. The 300-ton behemoth was hoisted to its final destination on Friday 1 May. Photographer Marcel Steinbach took a photo of the Schinkelbrug at three different locations, both without and with the bridge deck in place.

Report of the journey (in Dutch)

Construction projects

Amsterdam Zuidas is building a completely new city district, together with developers and contractors. Numerous construction projects contribute to this. Zuidas started out mainly as an office location for leading companies, but now the area wants to be more than that: a complete, unique district where working, living and life come together.

All construction projects