Selected projects across construction, infrastructure, energy and utilities.

LE34 has contributed to making Overgaard Wind Farm north of Randers Denmark’s largest wind farm. The turbines can generate electricity for more than 125,000 households.

The new university hospital in Odense is taking shape in south-east Odense. When completed in 2024, it will be the country’s largest super hospital, built around the vision: Patients first. LE34 has been involved since 2018, securing the technical groundwork for the construction with a focus on saving time and materials.

Plant a tree… multifunctional land use has been brought into play in the construction of the Fehmarn Belt link. An infrastructure project that affects everyone in the local area in one way or another. Including nature.

Strong winds of change are sweeping through the energy sector as a result of national and international agreements to transition to climate-neutral societies by 2030. As the owner and developer of Denmark’s electricity and gas grids, Energinet faces an extensive green transition of its energy systems. LE34 advises on the acquisition of land and rights for the project.

How do you secure permission to build Denmark’s largest 10-kilometre cloudburst tunnel in the middle of a densely populated capital?

In January 2023, we were commissioned to verify the residential and built-up area of a traditional detached house to ensure that its BBR data were correct. We put on our mobile VLX scanner, and the survey was completed in 30 minutes.

It began with the commitment and initiative of 32 landowners. Now 75 landowners have entered into land consolidation agreements with each other, redistributing a total of 878 hectares to benefit both their finances and the climate by reducing travel between fields. LE34 played a central role as land consolidation planner from start to finish.

The fortress on the Ertholmene archipelago rests on 400-year-old caissons. LE34’s primary task was to photographically document the condition of the caissons and collect data on the quays so that the Danish Defence Estates and Infrastructure Organisation, which manages Christiansø and Frederiksø, can thoroughly assess the best next step for the quay foundations.

Denmark’s tallest residential building – the Lighthouse at Aarhus Docklands (Aarhus Ø) – requires Denmark’s greatest precision in building set-out.

Municipalities and road authorities are already beginning to reap the benefits of our revolutionary Mobile Mapping technology and the associated PointView® web viewer. It has never been easier to perform surveying and design tasks, and the results have never been so detailed.

Modern fairytale. The older H.C. Andersen becomes, the more modern he becomes. With a little help from a wide range of international experts. Including LE34. The impressive construction project The New HCA Museum has taken shape.

The Appointed Chartered Surveyor from LE34 acts as a professional sparring partner for the State Commissioner, who implements the compulsory acquisition of land and rights to state construction projects, such as new motorways and bridges. A trusted role before, during and after the actual expropriation activity.

Enjoy the view from new heights at the top of the Forest Tower. LE34 has conducted the setting out for the tower, making sure that the heavy structure was erected correctly and ensuring its elegant appearance.

LE34’s decades of experience in the Danish utilities sector now extend beyond Denmark’s borders.

At the water’s edge, strong reflections and fresh air dominate, while remnants of the original harbour create a raw backdrop for new architectural landmarks on Aalborg’s waterfront. LE34 helps turn the development plans into reality.

The Metro’s new city circle line, Cityringen, and the South Harbour line connect all corners of the city. LE34 helps unify Metroselskabet’s construction activities – we secure the legal and technical foundation.

The world’s longest immersed tunnel requires careful planning and meticulous preparation. LE34 is responsible for securing the acquisition of land and rights for the Fehmarn project through expropriation and voluntary agreements.

LE34 is helping transform the harbour from an old industrial district into a maritime metropolis: a brand new district has emerged in Copenhagen.

The asymmetric façade of the Bella Sky Hotel challenges convention. LE34 helped ensure that the concept worked – that the floors were correctly staggered so that the building ended up just as lop-sided as it was supposed to be.

Staggered floors and a listed façade make the renovation of the Regina Building complex. An advanced Building Information Modelling (BIM) model makes the complexity easier to plan and manage.

LE34 has won yet another contract to work as an in-house consultant at Banedanmark.

As chartered land surveyors and in-house consultants at numerous municipalities, we help lay the foundation for a successful development process.

Goodbye to paper with its illegible notes, lines and arrows. And hello to razor-sharp digital cemetery maps that provide a clear overview and are easy to update. They save time and money.

The location for each of the 22 wind turbines was carefully selected. LE34’s chartered land surveyors ensured that the sites are optimal with regard to wind, shade, noise and rights.

LE34 is a member of the East Jutland partnership Vandpartner (Water Partner) whose aim is to ensure clean water and efficient sewers.

For decades, LE34 has provided offshore surveying and quality assurance for TotalEnergies (formerly Maersk Oil) under demanding conditions at sea.

Banedanmark keeps Denmark’s railways on track. With the country’s most talented chartered land surveyors and survey technicians, LE34 keeps Banedanmark’s surveying on track.

Click, click, click: Digital drainage maps and daily management of projects in one and the same system save time in the agricultural sector.

Energinet is responsible for the construction of Baltic Pipe in Denmark, and they have chosen LE34 to conduct an extensive adjustment of the cadastral map.

In autumn 2022, as a subcontractor to Rosenqvist Entreprenad AB, we carried out the initial works for the construction of an access tunnel to Arenastaden in northern Stockholm. The tunnel will be used in the construction of the future Arenastaden metro station.

The acquisition of land and rights through negotiations with landowners supported an important milestone in the electricity infrastructure: Energinet has energised the new high-voltage lines running from the Danish–German border to Endrup near Esbjerg.

Cloudburst tunnels and other climate adaptation measures designed to future-proof urban and rural areas are complex construction projects with a substantial need for specialist engineering surveying services.

After six years of collaboration, Vandpartner awarded its innovation prize to LE34’s SmartSurvey^™ surveying app. The award shows what can be achieved when shared ideas and commitment are turned into useful innovation.

With the acquisition of long-standing partner Invodan IT, LE34 brought together expertise in IT consultancy, software development and geodata in IT34 A/S.

Using a portable NavVis VLX scanner, LE34 Mätkonsult measured the floor area of BaseCamp’s new student housing in Västra Hamnen, Malmö.

While the LE34 Mätkonsult Mobile Mapping vehicle was on assignment in Stockholm, the team also documented Gamla Stan.

LE34 supports surveying and setting-out work on the concrete tunnel at Kungens kurva – the largest contract on the southern section of the Stockholm Bypass.