News 2019

The EUDP (Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program) is funding a newly established project collaboration that seeks to reduce the weight and cost of jacket foundations for offshore wind turbines using an ingenious high strength steel tubular joint design.

Growing awareness of the speed, quality and environmental benefits of cross-laminated timber means that timber buildings are sprouting up across the world. Ramboll’s experts have contributed to Stora Enso’s new concept for constructing office buildings from wood.

Ramboll acted as lender’s technical advisor, undertaking an extensive technical due diligence on behalf of DekaBank in one of the largest onshore wind investments in Finland.

Ramboll continues to expand aviation capability in the UK with hire of five airfield infrastructure experts from Jacobs Engineering Group

The final Ramboll volunteers arrive in Lombok as the template houses near completion.

The second team Lene Marie Rognan, a Graduate Electrical Engineer and Senior Structural Engineer Tom Harley-Tuffs take the reins in Lombok and share with us their time in Lombok.

Launched today in conjunction with World Mental Health Day, designer Steuart Padwick releases inspiring short film on his ‘Talk To Me’ sculptures that were created in support of Time to Change, a growing movement that’s changing how we all think and act about mental health.

Ramboll has entered the second year of a seven-year consultancy framework with the Falkland Islands Government (FIG) to support replacement of critical infrastructure that enables sustainable change, both economically, socially and environmentally for the people of the Falkland Islands.

Mayor of London and Tottenham Hotspur officially open Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice’s new building, The Ark.

Ramboll aspires to help cities deliver sustainable solutions for the benefit of people and society at large. That’s why we're an active partner at this year's C40 Worlds Mayors Summit in Copenhagen, where the world’s megacities meet to address climate change together.

The first of the three teams arrive in Lombok. First up is Shaun Laksana, a graduate Bridge Engineer and Orestis Angelidis a Design Engineer. Here they share their progress during the early days on site.