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On 24 May the new Elizabeth line railway opened in central London, boosting passenger capacity by 200 million a year. The opening comprises nine new stations, including Paddington station - the “jewel in the crown” as described by Crossrail Head of Architecture, Julian Robinson.

Ramboll sustainability experts inform and help deliver the World Green Building Council’s Circularity Accelerator project - a groundbreaking global programme to advance circular and regenerative built environments.

During Circular City Week in New York on 4 May, World Green Building Council will host a free webinar, focusing on actionable insights to increase circularity in the built environment.

Clifford’s Tower, a Scheduled Monument, and the largest surviving structure from the medieval royal castle of York has re-opened, following the interior transformation for English Heritage. Imaginative interventions and an innovative new structure allow visitors access to previously unseen features and a viewing platform, providing magnificent views over York.

Meta’s new London offices at King’s Cross is opened by The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall. Sustainability has been prioritised throughout design and construction of the 4,000-capacity workspace, achieving embodied carbon values 36% below industry average.

Seven Ramboll employees secure places in this year’s European Women In Construction & Engineering (WICE) Award finals that celebrates the most exemplary women and male mentors within construction and engineering across Europe.

Ramboll has been named as a supplier on four lots of the new Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Construction Professional Service (CPS) framework (RM6165).

An international design team has helped to secure another step forward for Cambridge Children’s Hospital as planning permission is granted for its early designs.

The global architecture, engineering and consultancy company Ramboll delivered a record result in 2021 with the highest revenue and operating profit ever. With the record result Ramboll is in a strong position to deliver on its new four-year Group strategy ‘The Partner for Sustainable Change’.

With our homes being a central driver of happiness, a cross-expertise team from The Happiness Research Institute, Ramboll and Henning Larsen is currently investigating what our domestic surroundings really mean for our well-being.

Ramboll, in association with the University of Southampton and British Ports Association, presents findings from a four-year global research project into port development strategies, the social and economic impacts of ports and pollution-reduction priorities.

Ramboll is proud to be supporting SSE Renewables in its bid to build and operate the proposed two 760MW Hollandse Kust (west) Wind Farms in the Netherlands.