News 2015

The new office brings together London employees and all education facilities in a single location in the most significant new development in Fitzrovia in over 50 years.

The city of Edinburgh has just launched an ambitious Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP). It is the first energy action plan for Edinburgh aiming to reduce carbon emissions across the city by 42% by 2020.

The South Devon Highway is now open to traffic providing improved access to Torbay and South Devon. It’s a strategic road of upmost regional importance, and a challenging scheme from the road building point of view.

Take a look at this video to learn more about how Ramboll creates value for our customers and society at large through our approach, projects and people. Published by Ramboll

As our weather patterns become more polarised, the design approach must become more integrated for us to effectively adapt to a changing climate. Between householder water efficiency measures and major infrastructure, what could the community-level systems look like?

As we enter the 4th day of talks at COP21, our experts have been busily blogging on topics from food waste, to climate justice and resilience to integrated transport systems and more...

Jack Taggart, a graduate engineer from Ramboll’s Ground Engineering team in Southampton, has just won the Undergraduate Student of the Year category at the GE Next Generation Awards.

As world leaders prepare to gather at the COP21 climate change summit in Paris, cities and companies all over the world are responding to extreme weather events. In this issue of Response magazine we focus on how, as an industry we can deliver some of the solutions.

Occupants begin to move in and make themselves at home into four of the six high-specification residential blocks of the Riverside development.

Keep up to date with Ramboll graduate engineers, Alice Bond and Philippe Ayache as they help the Streetlight project rebuild community facilities that were destroyed during Typhoon Haiyan in 2013.

One year on since the opening of Network Rail’s York Engineers' Triangle, home to the largest Rail Operating Centre (ROC) in the country and a neighbouring Workforce Development Centre (WDC), the site is living up to its promised expectations, delivering training to around 250 a day.