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Bicycle racks in Parnassusweg removed temporarily
Starting on Wednesday, 13 November 2023, bicycle racks and bicycles will be removed from several places in Parnassusweg. This is necessary in order to make preparations for the A10 Zuid tunnel.
No trains between Amsterdam Zuid and Schiphol
During the weekends of 8 to 10 November and 29 November to 1 December 2024, there will be no trains between Amsterdam Zuid station and Schiphol Airport station. This is because ProRail will be carrying out engineering work on the tracks at and around the Schiphol Airport station.
Nieuwe Meersluis six-week closure for multiple works
From Monday, 4 November until Friday, 5 December, we are working on the Nieuwe Meersluis and the waterway will be closed. We are taking advantage of the closure of the lock to carry out a lot of other work, including demolishing the towers that operate the bridge over the river Schinkel (Schinkelbrug). This will help to limit disruption.
Demolition of Circl pavilion in full swing
Behind the construction hoardings in Gustav Mahlerplein, work has been underway on the demolition of the Circl pavilion for almost six months. This is a far from easy process, because the aim is to ‘harvest’ as much of the construction materials as possible for reuse.
Ambitious plans for RAI site
RAI Amsterdam and the City of Amsterdam are set to join forces in the years ahead to develop the site around the acclaimed convention centre. The aim is to create space for housing, amenities and green areas.
Why is there so much disruption in Parnassusweg?
Road users are not having easy time in Parnassusweg, next to Amsterdam Zuid station. There are closures and diversions lasting to the end of the year and even beyond. So why are all of these necessary? We provide an overview below:
Changes made to WTC renovation plans
In recent years, work has been underway on a plan for the development and expansion of the World Trade Center in Zuidplein in Zuidas. Although changes in the economic conditions mean that the plan is less ambitious than it was, it still focuses on connecting with the local neighbourhood.
Towards a (more) vibrant Zuidas at eye level
As the number of residents continues to increase, Zuidas is transforming into a real Amsterdam city district. A lively street life is also part of that process, including in the evenings and at weekends. Perhaps surprisingly, the buildings of Zuidas have an important role to play in this.
Night-time demolition of part of Amstelveenseweg viaduct
In October and November 2024, we will be working at night demolishing part of the viaduct across Amstelveenseweg. This will make space for the widening of the A10 Zuid. We will start by sawing into the beams of the viaduct before lifting them out.
Tell us what you think of us – do the survey
We are developing the Zuidas district, regenerating Amsterdam Zuid station and have started widening the A10 Zuid. What do you think of all of it? And are you being provided with the right information and enough of it, or not? Tell us what you think by completing the survey.
Successful weekend of work, with significant disruption
This last weekend, our work on the widening of the A10 Zuid proved successful. However, a combination of extra traffic on the road, a relatively large number of accidents and roadworks elsewhere meant that this sun-drenched weekend was marked by significant traffic disruption.
The Rock turns to the future
The Rock, one of the icons of Zuidas, is set to undergo internal renovations starting in mid-October 2024. In anticipation of future developments in the area around the station, the building will also be given a proper entranceway almost opposite the new Brittenpassage.
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