Winner: Infrastructure project 2020. Cycling Through Trees is a tight double-circle cycle path with iconic allures that runs through the crowns of the trees in Belgium.

The path is 700-metre-long and rises gradually with a slope of maximum 4 percent to a height of 10 meters.

The columns of the bicycle bridge in corten steel are alternately placed 1, 2 and 3-meters apart and symbolise the straight trunks of the pine trees. This ensures that the construction blends nicely into the environment.

Judges comments: "This is a simple gesture that lifts you up beyond the canopy of trees and allows you to contemplate the forest. It perfectly fits the environment and yet provides a great viewpoint."

Architect: BuroLandschap and De Gregorio & Partners for Visit Limburg
Project: Cycling Through Trees