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2 reseaGROUP engineers&architects RESEAgroup is the answer to the request of Clients to receive a complete, reliable and innovative service in the area of engineering consultancy worldwide. We combine the creativity and technical skills of designers and engineers from all spheres. The group is based in the European Union and was formed for the purpose of joint appearance on international markets; it is now welcoming new partners. Companies comprising the group are members of the FIDIC (International Federation of Consulting Engineers) and EFCA (European Federation of Engineering Consultancy Association) and implement ISO standards. 170 More than 170 experts. Complete, reliable service. Annual turnover of the group 20 mio € Resea engineers & architects The group employs more than 170 architects, urban planners, engineers, designers, technical specialists and consultants providing a broad range of professional services. The members of RESEAgroup have proven themselves through large-scale infrastructural buildings and technological projects in Europe and the wider area over the last 20 years. The employee structure and their experience enable successful responses to complex engineering and spatial problems. The management of large-scale projects, cooperation with administrative structures and the public and the added quality of products are ensured through the aid of permanent employees. One of the key advantages of RESEAgroup is the expert composition of its employees, enabling the reconciled and rational implementation of complex professional tasks in the field of engineering and architecture. As such, RESEAgroup has an immense capability to adapt to the needs of its clients. 5 Fields of expertise Management consulting Building design Infrastructure design Geomatics & Geology Water & Environment and planing > Economic analyses and tools > Office > Motorways > GIS & IT > Sewerage systems > Environmental protection > Office/Residential > Expressways > Modeling and 3D visualisation > Wastewater treatment devices > Financial analyses and law > Residential > Mainroads > Maps and geodata > Water management solutions - > Transport planning and modelling > Shopping > Railways > Surveying water stream regulations > Public transport > Sport > Tunnels > Property rights and > Flood maps > Road safety > Industrial > Bridges land administration > Hydropower plants > Master planning > Infrastructure > Geotechnical constructions > Geotechnical investigations > Dams > Spatial planning and > Logistic > Energy infrastructure > Hydraulic studies Urban development > Public space > Airports > Public utility infrastructure > Technical audit > Religious > Geotechnics > Consult engineering > Health > Work supervision 7-21 22-47 48-61 62-73 74-89 7 Management consulting and planning • Economic analyses and tools RESEAgroup consultancy services offer clients professional support in the fields of planning, management and economics. Our consulting • Environmental protection services are based on multidisciplinary knowledge and international experience. With those services, we can support our clients in their • Financial analyses and law planning and decision-making processes, which are crucial to achieve • Transport planning and modelling objectives. • Public transport We are committed to quality for the benefit of our clients and to contributing to the sustainable development of society. • Road safety • Master planning Our key competences are master, spatial and transport planning and environmental protection as well as economic and financial analyses • Spatial planning and and law. Urban development • Technical audit • Consult engineering • Work supervision 9 320 mio EUR 24.694m2 16.038 STADION 23.000 Masterplan Sports park Stožice Field of expertise: Masterplan Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Investment value: 320 mio Eur Timeframe: 2008-2010 Service: masterplanning, engineering, transport planning, supervision Investor: GREP, d.o.o. Architecture: Sadar & Vuga, d.o.o. 11 180 mio EUR • the total area 375 ha • airport surface 235 ha • asphalt runway VPS – 1 - 2420 X 45 m • grassy runway VPS – 2 - 2000 X 50 m Masterplan Masterplan Military airport “Cerklje ob Krki” Airport Edvard Rusjan Maribor Field of expertise: Field of expertise: Masterplan Masterplan Location: Location: Cerklje ob Krki, Slovenia Maribor, Slovenia Investment value: 180 mio Eur Timeframe: 2010-2011 Timeframe: 2007-2011 Service: Service: masterplan, supervision and engineering (FIDIC) masterplan, urbanistic documentation, Investor: conceptual design, basic design, detailed design Government of the Republic of Slovenia, Investor: Ministry of Transport Government of the Republic of Slovenia, Architecture: Ministry of Defence Komunaprojekt, d.d. Architecture: Elea iC, d.o.o. Masterplan Airport Dubrovnik Field of expertise: Masterplan Location: Dubrovnik, Croatia Timeframe: 2012-2013 Service: masterplan and feasibility study Investor: Dubrovnik airport L.t.d 13 Spatial planning and urban development Grid of Park & Ride centers in the Ljubljana Urban Region Field of expertise: Spatial planning and urban development Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Timeframe: 2012-2013 Service: traffic study, spatial planing, feasibility study Investor: The Regional Development Agency of the Ljubljana Urban Region Spatial planning and urban development National spatial plan for economic center Feniks Field of expertise: Spatial planning and urban development Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Timeframe: 2012-2013 Service: traffic study, spatial planing, feasibility study Investor: The Regional Development Agency of the Ljubljana Urban Region 15 Spatial planning and urban development Municipality detailed plan Porsche Field of expertise: Spatial planning and urban development Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia Timeframe: 2013-2014 Service: municipality detailed plan Investor: Porsche Slovenija, d.o.o. Municipality detailed plan 17 Spatial Implementation Plan Spatial planning and urban development Spatial planning and urban development Spatial Implementation Plan Urban design for Bled for Municipality of Ljubljana Field of expertise: Field of expertise: Spatial planning and urban development Spatial planning and urban development Location: Location: Bled, Slovenia Ljubljana, Slovenia Timeframe: Timeframe: 2005-2007 2006-2013 Service: Service: municipality spatial and urban plan urban design Investor: Investor: Municipality of Ljubljana Municipality of Bled Urban design 19 Spatial planning and urban development Spatial planning and urban development Spatial planning and urban development National spatial plan for providing National spatial plan for the state road National spatial plan for military area flood protection for south-western part Sentrupert-Dravograd OSVAD Postojna of Ljubljana Field of expertise: Field of expertise: Field of expertise: Spatial planning and urban development Spatial planning and urban development Spatial planning and urban development Location: Location: Location: Dravograd, Slovenia Postojna, Slovenia Ljubljana, Slovenia Timeframe: Timeframe: Timeframe: 2011 2011-2013 2010 Service: Service: Service: national spatial plan national spatial plan national spatial plan Investor: Investor: Investor: DARS d.d., Motorway company Government of the Republic of Slovenia, Municipality of Ljubljana of the Republic of Slovenia Ministry of Defence Spatial planning and urban development Spatial planning and urban development Municipality detailed plan for Kašelj The Old City of Kranj Public spaces and Kokra bridge Revitalization Field of expertise: Spatial planning and urban development Field of expertise: Location: Urban revitalization Ljubljana, Slovenia Location: Timeframe: Kranj, Slovenia 2013 Timeframe: Service: 2009-2010 municipality detailed plan Service: Investor: public spaces and brigde revitalization Private investors Investment value: 4,5 mio EUR Investor: Municipality of Kranj 20 Transport planning and modelling Transport planning and modelling Traffic study and model for bus and bicycle Traffic analysis of a shopping area Spar traffic within the European project IDAGO center and other facilities in Ljubljana Šiška Field of expertise: Field of expertise: Transport planning and modelling Transport planning and modelling Location: Location: Gorenjska region, Slovenia Ljubljana, Slovenia Timeframe: Timeframe: 2013 2011 Service: Service: traffic study, traffic model traffic study, traffic model Investor: Investor: Municipality of Jesenice, Kranjska Gora and Trbiž Spar European Shopping Centers Transport planning and modelling Transport planning and modelling Transport planning and modelling Study of traffic signs to indicate the Traffic study of Kolinska area Preparation of mobility studies and parking / charging stations for electric a mobility plan for the Municipality vehicles in the area of ​​city Maribor Field of expertise: of Piran Transport planning and modelling Field of expertise: Location: Field of expertise: Transport planning and modelling Ljubljana, Slovenia Transport planning and modelling Location: Timeframe: Location: Maribor, Slovenia 2012 Piran, Slovenia Timeframe: Service: Timeframe: 2013 traffic study 2010-2011 Service: Investor: Service: traffic study, traffic model MNP d.o.o. sustainable mobility plan, feasibility study of Investor: sustainable mobility, strategic environmental asses- Energy Agency of Podravje sment of sustainable mobility measures, monitoring plan for sustainable mobility plan Investor: Municipality of Piran (IPA founds) Transport planning and modelling Transport
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