Projects

Innovative and sustainable treatment plant in the arctic region

Mosjøen Municipal Waterworks supplies potable water to the majority of Mosjøen's 13,400 inhabitants in northern Norway. In order to maintain a reliable water supply to the town, a new water treatment plant with adjacent elevated basin and main water pipelines is currently under construction and the completion date is expected to be in 2013.

Water Supply Plan 2015-2027 for the Municipality of Hillerød

Ramboll has prepared a new water supply plan for Hillerød Municipality including inspection of waterworks and meetings. The plan provides a framework for the supply of drinking water to citizens and business and describes the policies and objectives that the municipality are working for regarding the water supply. The water supply plan mainly includes the technical part of the water supply.

Refurbishment of Päijänne Water Tunnel

Supervision of the refurbishment of the worlds’ longest rock tunnel that carries water to the capital of Finland. Finland’s Päijänne Water Tunnel (constructed in 1972) is the world’s longest continuous rock tunnel and provides Helsinki and surrounding cities with pure water from Lake Päijänne in central Finland.

Design of groundwater intakes and transmission pipelines in Karelia

The most relevant problems in Kaalamo and Ruskeala communities in Karelia concern poor raw water quality, poor drinking water quality and high operational costs of existing water treatment plants.

Visualisation of Vuosaari Harbour, Helsinki

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Lights on at new large Baltic port

The Port of Helsinki officially opened the new cargo port at Vuosaari, Helsinki on 28 November 2008, which Ramboll helped realise. Finland’s new main port offers efficient transport with frequent shipping services to Central European ports as well as direct connections to the entire Finnish main road and railway network.

Akbulak Club Resort

Akbulak Club Resort is a luxury leisure complex resort located in the south east of Kazakhstan, approximately 50km east of the former capital Almaty. The proposed development is laid over 980 hectares on a greenfield site, located at the foothills of the Tian Shan mountain range, which separates Kazakhstan and China. Assessments, provided by Ramboll, included information that could be used to forecast costs, enabling our client to consider possible phasing options.

Groundwater mapping - protecting our most valuable resource

As a leading consultant in water and environment Ramboll has carried out a large portion of the Danish National Groundwater Mapping Programme which comprises multidisciplinary hydrogeological projects.

J. Lee

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Potsdamer Plaza

The iconic Potsdamer Platz bridges the scar left by the wall between East and West Berlin. A veil of shallow flow-steps create a rhythmic surface of shimmering waves, providing multiple opportunities for people to cross and interact with the water. This urban waterscape has contributed to making Potsdamer Platz one of the most visited places in Berlin.

The Hepworth Wakefield

The new Hepworth Wakefield gallery is the focal point of regeneration on the River Calder waterfront, formerly the site of a huddle of low mill buildings. It houses a collection of sculpture by local-born artist Barbara Hepworth alongside the works of other prominent artists, and is one of the largest art galleries yet built outside London.

EIA and remediation planning of contaminated sediments in river Kymijoki

Thorough and correct decision-making needs to be based on well-documented facts. When it comes to deciding whether or not to spend large sums of money on environmental remediation, for instance, it is vital to have a professional consultant who can document the details of the environmental pollution.

COBE, Sleth, Polyform & Ramboll

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Nordhavnen - international role model for sustainable urban development

With its unique positioning and an area covering the size of 625 football grounds, Nordhavnen (or Nordhavn) in Copenhagen, Denmark, is Scandinavia's largest and most ambitious city development project for the time being. The overriding vision for Nordhavnen is to become the sustainable city of the future.

Image - Jaap Oepkes

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Vestas Blade Technology Centre

The world leader in the offshore wind industry, Vestas was looking to create an R&D facility to prototype and test its new wind turbine design. With 80m long blades, the V164 turbine is a huge leap in wind technology. Each turbine is set to generate...

Skolkovo Innovation Center: A creative forerunner

Ramboll is Client Consultant to the Skolkovo Foundation, established by the Russian President to develop Skolkovo Innovation Centre. Covering an area of 400 ha just outside of Moscow, the Centre is supposed to be Russia’s response to Silicon Valley.