Roundabouts are becoming an increasingly popular alternative to traditional intersections, offering numerous benefits in terms of safety, traffic flow, and environmental impact. As experienced designers of outdoor spaces, we understand the importance of creating roundabouts that not only meet functional requirements but also enhance the beauty and character of their surroundings.
Our design process for roundabouts begins with a thorough analysis of the site, taking into account factors such as traffic volume, pedestrian and cyclist needs, and the local landscape and architecture. We then develop a concept that balances these considerations with aesthetic goals, using a combination of elements such as sculptures, landscaping, and lighting to create a distinctive and visually appealing centerpiece.
Safety is also a top priority in our roundabout designs. We take great care to ensure that all elements of the roundabout, including the geometry, signage, and pavement markings, promote safe and efficient traffic flow while minimizing the risk of accidents. We also consider the needs of vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians and cyclists, and incorporate features such as crosswalks and bike lanes to ensure their safety.
In addition to their functional and safety benefits, roundabouts can also have a positive impact on the environment. By reducing the need for idling and stop-and-go traffic, they can lower emissions and improve air quality. We work to maximize these environmental benefits by incorporating sustainable design practices such as using native plants in landscaping and incorporating rain gardens and other stormwater management techniques.
Whether you are planning a new roundabout or looking to upgrade an existing one, our team has the expertise and creativity to bring your vision to life.
A connecting road was built, and the intersection of Bana J. Jelačića, Trg Slavije and Šamac streets was reconstructed into a roundabout, together with the reconstruction of pedestrian and cycle paths and public lighting within the project area.
Više...The intersection of Vukovarska, Pilareva and Borovska streets was built into a roundabout, together with pedestrian and cycle paths and public lighting within the project area.
Više...In Slavonski Brod, at the intersection of dr. Mile Budaka and Eugena Kumičića streets, a roundabout was built (vertical and horizontal signage).
Više...In Cerić, at the intersection of county road Ž4136 and local roads – dr. Franjo Tuđman Square and the streets Alojzija Stepinca, bana Jelačića, Stjepana Radića and Ivana Meštrovića – a roundabout was built.
Više...In Požega, the intersection of Stjepana Radića, Republike Hrvatske, Kamenita vrata and dr. Franje Tuđmana streets was reconstructed into a roundabout.
Više...In Slavonski Brod, at the intersection of Nikole Zrinskog and Matije Gupca streets, a roundabout was built (vertical and horizontal signage), converting the existing three-arm intersection into a roundabout through new signage.
Više...In Slavonski Brod, at the intersection of Štampareva and Nikole Zrinskog streets, a roundabout was built (vertical and horizontal signage), converting the existing three-arm intersection into a roundabout through new signage.
Više...In Vinkovci, the intersection of county roads Ž4290 (Andrije Kačića Miošića and Duga ulica) and Ž4169 (Lapovačka street) was reconstructed into a roundabout for safer and faster traffic flow.
Više...In Vinkovci, the intersection of county road ŽC 4169 (Lapovačka and kneza Mislava streets) and Ivana Gorana Kovačića street was reconstructed into a roundabout for safer and faster traffic flow.
Više...At the intersection of P. Krešimira IV and M. Gupca streets, a roundabout was built, and pedestrian and cycle paths as well as public lighting were built within the project area, adapted to the new layout of the intersection.
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