Real Estate

Building a better future: Creating buildings and urban areas where people, business, and nature thrive.

Designing sustainable, resilient, and attractive buildings and spaces for life to flourish

With the global real estate market projected to grow by 5% annually, the question of how to create thriving urban neighbourhoods and buildings is paramount. To be attractive, real estate must meet tenant and end user demands for sustainability, social interaction, and a good lifestyle. At the same time, the long term viability of developments depends on them being flexible to changing needs over time and resilient to shocks such as extreme weather and pandemics.

Ramboll meets these challenges by collaborating closely with investors, contractors, developers, suppliers and tenants to create sustainable, distinctive, and award-winning real estate.

We work in partnership and co-create with clients to realise their ambitions. Our passion for design is focused on developing innovative solutions that balance and maximise human experience and wellbeing, environmental benefits, and return on investment.

With a complete range of real estate services, we offer multidisciplinary expertise throughout the project life cycle to define, enable, and build advanced and inspiring developments.

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We dramatically reduce carbon emissions through circular and regerative design, advanced energy efficiency measures, off-site construction, and we are an industry leader in the use of sustainable materials such as timber structures.

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Top building designer in Europe

: 4 000
global specialists
Ranking among the top three buildings designers in Europe according to the ENR, Ramboll’s 4,000 global specialists design, build, and renovate over 10 million m2 of real estate each year.

: 150
licensed assessors
We also have over 150 licensed assessors within 20 different accreditation systems including LEED, BREEAM, CEEQUAL, and DGNB.
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Extensive global experience in implementing nature-based solutions that boost diversity and flood resilience, while enhancing liveability by creating attractive recreational spaces for local communities

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How to save 1 million tonnes of CO2

COP26 was a much-needed reminder of the urgency of reducing carbon — by thinking differently we believe it's possible to remove as much as 1 million tonnes of CO2e from the UK building sector annually.

Who benefits, and how, from a circular approach to buildings?

A recent study explains how circular approaches can add economic, environmental, and social value to both new and retrofit construction projects.

Who benefits, and how, from a circular approach to buildings?