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On a mission to replace concrete with upcycled timber: UK architect and researcher Colin Rose has been given the Flemming Bligaard Award of 65,000 EUR from the Danish Ramboll Foundation for his research contribution to the field of Circular Economy. 

While a welcome move, the government’s 10-point plan comes worryingly close to the wire: see our full response.

We were delighted to win the Environment, Sustainability and Waste Reduction Award at Highways UK Intelligent Infrastructure Challenge.

We support the Aldersgate Group’s six key recommendations in their report: Building a net zero emissions economy.

Paradise is one of the UK’s most significant commercial development projects outside of London. The next phase of construction begins with the arrival of huge steel trusses.  

The Equator Principles, the framework used by financial institutions to ensure large development projects have properly considered environmental and social impacts, has published a Covid-19 specific Guidance Note, developed by Ramboll. 

Here is the latest news in Higher Education covering the growing trend for net zero carbon solutions, and two project updates. 

The UK’s tallest bridge and the world’s longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge collects the Major Project Award at the Royal Academy of Engineering’s 2020 medals and awards.

The Institute releases new images to celebrate the building handover from earlier this year.

Researchers at the University of Strathclyde have won early stage funding to develop plans to tap into the geothermal energy contained within disused, flooded coal mines in Scotland.

Building owners and landlords can demonstrate their commitment to providing a healthy environment for their tenants and occupiers by achieving a Fitwel certification which now includes a ‘viral response’ module. And Ramboll can help you get there. 

Ramboll is delighted to announce three new senior hires within our Building Services division