Urban
Beautiful visible projects in the urban environment.
The AMT Group has been carrying out beautifully visible projects in the urban environment for many years. These can be custom-made steel flower boxes, but also buildings or constructions realized on behalf of architects and spatial designers.
IK GA VIA BREDA
‘IK GA VIA BREDA’ Four words, twelve letters. Train passengers can read this sentence as they whiz past the former CSM site and arrive at the brand new station in Breda.
Commissioned by the Municipality of Breda, a public toilet building has been realized in the Valkenberg park.
A beautiful arbor work of corten steel in the Valkenberg Park of Breda, the former castle garden of the family of Orange-Nassau. Completely according to the plan of an architect’s drawing, we have been able to design, produce and assemble all the corten steel sheet metal.
Commissioned by the Mezz in Breda, we built a Menhir with integrated screens made of brass steel.
For a design agency we made four benches for outdoor use. Each bench represents a season. Of the four benches, two are equipped with a backrest. The steel benches are blasted, polished and given a two-layer powder coating in the colour RAL-7021. The benches are placed at the Nassaulaan in Nijmegen.
Urban news
The latest news about our urban projects.
Lawnge chairs
Lawnge chairs From now on, in Breda's Mertesempark, you can settle down on these lounge benches called "Lawnge chairs", designed by two designers from Breda. AMT
Mega artwork on CSM site Breda
Mega artwork on CSM site Breda BREDA - Rail passengers will soon notice that they are traveling via Breda. Thanks to 24-year-old spatial designer Nina Lenting.
AMT loves socializing! (but at 1.5 metres for now).
AMT loves socializing! (but at 1.5 metres for now). For the Municipality of Breda, AMT Group has created a 'Youth Shelter (JOP)'. It consists of a galvanized
IK GA VIA BREDA
IK GA VIA BREDA We have a winner! The municipality of Breda was ready for a new website. For this, a photo contest has been written
At work for the family of Oranje Nassau
At work for the family of Oranje Nassau Long ago, in the mid-17th century, the Valkenberg Park in Breda served as the castle garden of the Oranje-Nassau