News 2017

Officially opened on the 17th June 2016, Tate Modern’s extension has a lot to celebrate one year on with increased visitor numbers, numerous award wins and nominations, global recognition and a new name – the Blavatnik Building.

A project to link the destination city of Southampton to nearby towns with a metro network is being considered. The business case preparation includes an initial engineering and environmental study.

At our annual Technical Excellence Forum (TEF), Ramboll's quiet revolutionaries gather to share recent innovations and the value these have created for our clients.

Organised and hosted by Ramboll in collaboration with Save the Children, the Refugee Shelter Innovations Workshop will bring together designers, humanitarian sector workers, academics and policy makers to share new ideas that have led to effective post disaster recovery.

Ramboll has secured a pivotal role in the Delivery Partner (Systems) team for Network Rail, working on their Digital Railway programme.

MSS Webster, the giant bridge building machine has completed its final concrete pour on the Mersey Gateway’s south approach viaduct.

Recent Ramboll involvement at port and coastal related conferences showcases a wealth of expertise in marine engineering and coastal science.

Ramboll projects have received an abundance of 2017 industry award wins including RIBA, ICE, Civic Trust, S-Lab and BCO awards. A number of finalist places have also been secured at upcoming BCIA, Offsite and ACE Consulting and Engineering awards.

This drone footage shows the scale of the Mersey Gateway Bridge project and the pace of progress with hundreds of people working across the site to ensure it opens as planned.

Following the destruction of 119 huts in the 2014 St Valentine's Day storm event, the Hampshire village of Milford on Sea is celebrating the completion of a £2.3 million seafront improvement scheme.

The port of Portland in Dorset is now one of just three ports on the south coast of the UK that can accommodate larger vessels up to 340m LOA alongside following a £3m extension to its cruise berth.

Liverpool City Council has appointed engineering consultancy Ramboll to lead a highly skilled technical team to develop a new permanent Cruise Terminal Facility on the River Mersey.