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Early integration of the exterior facilities and development planning into the complete construction concept is required for the completion of a potentially approvable, smooth-flowing and conclusive design basis. This includes the technical traffic integration of a project into its physical surroundings (coherence/connection), as well as, for example, the testing of retention and seepage possibilities with regard to the ecological and economical advantages.