FEATURED PROJECTS
Vantage Data Centers and Ramboll partnered to integrate biodiversity into data centre development at the Lighthouse Campus in Port Washington, Wisconsin.
Ramboll led the engineering design for essential waterfront infrastructure to support the restoration and delisting of the Milwaukee Estuary as a USEPA Great Lakes Area of Concern.
Ramboll supported the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), stakeholders, and community members through the multiyear process of developing a climate resilience plan for Long Beach Island, NJ, USA.
Cooling people, not the air
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Rethinking how cities can provide comfort in a warming climate.
Ramboll has been selected to partner with TeraWulf to advance a brownfield-to-compute transformation for one of the USA's largest AI and high-performance computing data center projects.
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SW-Buzzard Point flood resilience strategy
Helping the US capital develop a flood resilience strategy protecting local communities from extreme rain events, with an integrated network of Blue/Green Infrastructure.
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Skellefteå: safe water supply
Skellefteå water treatment plant is leading efforts to ensure safe and healthy new water supply for a community in Sweden that suffered Cryptosporidium contamination in their drinking water.
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Bishan Park Singapore: nature for all
Converting a concrete canal into a river with dynamic nature-oriented spaces for Singapore’s communities. The 62 hectare park is one of the most popular in the city state, redesigned to accommodate the dynamic processes of the river system and provide a lush natural environment for visitors.
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Nature-based solutions unlock measurable value in cities
Climate projects can do more than prevent flooding – they can improve everyday life and create real value when we measure what they deliver, including the often-overlooked co-benefits. Ramboll’s NBS Value tool demonstrates how in Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city.
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Revitalizing habitats in the Great Lakes Region
Ramboll and partners are collaborating on the development of a comprehensive restoration and management plan that will provide generational benefits for both the people and wildlife of the Ville du Parc property in Wisconsin. The Ville du Parc project is part of a broader effort to address ecological challenges across the Milwaukee Estuary Area of Concern.
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Improving shoreline resiliency along New York’s Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence River, and Lower Niagara River
Ramboll assisted the New York Governor’s Office, New York State Office of General Services (NYSOGS), 11 other state agencies, and local communities with the development of plans and implementable projects across the entire impacted coast.
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Studying New York’s Lake Ontario shoreline
As part of an effort by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to improve data and tools needed to support resilient coastal planning along the Great Lakes shoreline, Ramboll conducted a sediment tracer study of two areas along Lake Ontario – one more remote and one within a public nature center.
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Bringing a historic waterway into the future
Restoring flow to a historic waterway, Ramboll supported the Philadelphia Water Department in upgrading Flat Rock Dam in Pennsylvania, USA, to meet modern safety and resilience standards. The project reintroduced water flow to the Manayunk Canal, improved water quality, and preserved a 200-year-old piece of infrastructure.
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Planning for a more resilient New Jersey shoreline
Ramboll supported the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), stakeholders, and community members through the multiyear process of developing a climate resilience plan for Long Beach Island, NJ, USA.
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Living Breakwaters: Nature-based resilience at Staten Island, NY
Living Breakwaters is an award-winning project that restores natural elements along the shoreline of Staten Island while increasing flood resilience and strengthening the local community feel.