The building of civil engineering works often has sizeable town planning consequences. The Liège bridge opened up a whole district of the city and generated new flows of pedestrian and cycle traffic, while creating new recreational spaces on the banks of the Meuse and the canal of the Ourthe. Greisch office was receptive to the concerns for landscaping and raised these issues in collaboration with the urban planners, in order to devise the most appropriate formal solutions to this type of problem. Planting, ground management and street furniture are natural extensions to civil engineering work. Being familiar with the tiniest details of the surroundings of civil engineering projects contributes to an impression of perfect work, and to a feeling of tranquillity and exceeded expectations.