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His Royal Highness The Duke of York has officially opened the £60m Masdar Building which houses Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) at The University of Manchester.

The first borehole is being drilled at the UK Geoenergy Observatory for Glasgow, allowing scientists to ‘see’ underground at the world-class geothermal energy research site in the east end of the city. 

In 2019 work begins on the new Liverpool Cruise Liner Terminal, and the City expects its busiest cruise schedule yet.

With contracts signed, work is set to begin on the Stirling Energy Centre and district heating network project, which will use waste sewage heat to deliver affordable, low carbon heat to the Stirling community

Matthew Pierpoint joins Ramboll from Jacobs to lead the global aviation group from London

How can we identify and track key sustainability trends in the real estate and building industries and perhaps ensure more sustainable construction? One way is to participate in our Green Market Study. 

Today we celebrate Antarctica and the day when the Antarctic Treaty was signed in 1959. Now with 53 signatories, this special continent is set aside "forever to be used exclusively for peaceful purposes in the interest of mankind”.

The Henry Royce Institute for Advanced Materials Hub, a new £150m national materials science research centre at the heart of The University of Manchester’s campus, was ceremoniously topped out yesterday by the University’s key stakeholders and project team.

Celebrating exceptional achievements in Project Management, this year’s APM award finalists include two talented Ramboll Project Managers for their work with the British Antarctic Survey.

Most people consider amusement parks to be great fun, but when it comes to being sustainable there is usually not so much to smile about. Liseberg in Sweden will be an exception.

Ramboll, together with Taylor Woodrow and Arup and one other Delivery Integration Partner, has secured a contract on the Highways England Regional Delivery Partnership framework to design and build major infrastructure projects in the South West over the next six years.

Set in what is considered one of the happiest cities in the world, next year’s BCO Annual Conference invites delegates to Copenhagen to learn from those who have mastered the balance between work and life.