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ARTS & CULTURE CAPABILITY STATEMENT WWW.RAMBOLL.COM COMPANY INFORMATION About Ramboll Buildings 1 Global Expertise - Local Insight 2 Our Values 4 Arts & Culture 6 Museums 8 Exhibition Spaces 10 OUR PORTFOLIO Tate Modern 14 Mary Rose Museum 15 The Whitworth Gallery 16 The Hepworth Gallery 16 Gagosian Galleries 16 The British Museum 18 Ayelsbury Waterside Theatre 18 Sea City Museum 18 Vanke Pavilion 20 William Morris Gallery 20 The House of Music, Aalborg 20 Copenhagen Opera House 22 Reykjavik Concert Hall and Conference Cenre 22 Nissan Halo 22 Kreod Pavilion 24 Miroslaw Balka Installation 24 Tetrashed 24 Fitzrovia Chalkboard 24 John Rylands Library 26 Somerset House East Wing 26 Temperate House, Kew Gardens 26 ARTS & CULTURE 1 BUILDINGS 10 MILLION M2 Area of building Ramboll designs for 10,000 projects annually We are engineers, scientists and At its best, good design can consultants who believe in the power regenerate communities, protect OUR CLIENTS of design to create a better future. natural environments, and connect In Buildings, our goal is to create people across vast distances; it can client partnerships on every project Our design philosophy is to always provide new energy solutions and we undertake. make room for the human experience. create buildings that people are Ultimately, we measure our success happy to be in. Good design is also Our clients want innovative design by how well people and communities robust and long-lasting. solutions, and we strive to put the best of ourselves into every single are served by what we have done. project. This requires specialised We share this design approach with competencies and unique skill the world’s leading architects and sets. We foster these by facilitating developers – with whom we regularly multiple strong professional environments. collaborate, often as a preferred partner. HOW WE WORK We take a fully integrated multidisciplinary approach to our work. Specialised teams are assembled from across the entire Ramboll group on a project-by- project basis. We have a genuine passion for engineering, and we apply the same rigour and enthusiasm to every project no matter the size. 01. National Graphene Institute, UK The new state-of-the-art cleanroom and laboratory building for the University of Manchester. The National Graphene Institute was awarded Major Buildings Project of the Year (over £50m) for 2015 and the BIM Application Award for 2015. Image: Daniel Shearing. 02. Panum University, Denmark The 42,000 m2 landmark extension to Copenhagen University’s Panum complex will serve as a modern, vibrant, and flexible centre for science and education accommodating world-leading specialists 01 in cancer, ageing, and lifestyle-related diseases. Ramboll is providing all engineering services. Image: C. F. Møller Arkitekter and SLA Urbanity 03. Tate Modern, UK This landmark extension will increase Tate Modern’s display area by 60% to cater for the increasing number of visitors. Ramboll developed the engineering design to accommodate the building’s structural specifications and realise the architect’s visions. Image: Daniel Shearing. 02 03 2 RAMBOLL Ramboll is a leading engineering, design and consultancy company employing 13,000 experts. Our presence is global with a strong representation in the Nordics, UK, North America, Middle East and Asia- Pacific. We constantly strive to achieve inspiring and exacting solutions that make a genuine difference to our customers, end-users and society as a whole. www.ramboll.com 13,000 PEOPLE 300 OFFICES 35 COUNTRIES BUILDINGS TRANSPORT ENVIRONMENT ENERGY Buildings form a fundamental Mobility fuels economic and Industrial development, Security of power supplies, part of our lives by shaping social development and with urbanisation, the extraction of climate change, energy our communities and daily 50% of the world’s population natural resources and extreme efficiency and resource activities. now living in urban areas, weather events all call for scarcity are top priorities on efficient and reliable transport sustainable and responsible the global agenda. For these reasons, Ramboll’s systems are essential. environmental solutions. design philosophy is to Ramboll is at the forefront always make room for the To meet this need, Ramboll As the leading environmental of addressing these issues human experience. As one has been working on some consultancy in Northern as the global market leader of Europe’s top 3 buildings of the world’s largest, most Europe and one of the in offshore wind, waste-to- designers with decades’ innovative infrastructure top-20 globally, Ramboll’s energy and district heating of experience in the global projects and is the leading environment experts help consulting and the leader in market, we create visionary, consultancy in the Nordic customers across the mining, Scandinavia for large-scale sustainable, and award- market. We create value water, buildings, transport, thermal power consulting. winning buildings that for transport authorities, energy, and oil & gas markets We also have a specialist improve life for users and contractors and local to address these issues. We competence in designing enhance the surrounding authorities by providing take a comprehensive view power transmission masts landscape. Read more at: multidisciplinary technical of each project to optimise and offshore wind met masts. www.ramboll.com/buildings excellence and minimising every step of the process Read more at: resource usage. Read more at: and deliver solutions that www.ramboll.com/energy www.ramboll.com/transport are technically resilient, environmentally sustainable, and valuable to society. Read more at: www.ramboll.com/ environment-and-health ARTS & CULTURE 3 A UNIQUE COMBINATION A powerful end-to-end consultancy service combining a suite of advanced digital design tools with industry leading offsite construction. Together they revolutionise the way we design, plan and build. They allow us to model and analyse multiple design options faster and earlier, solving real life engineering and construction challenges for our clients. WATER PLANNING & URBAN DESIGN OIL & GAS MANAGEMENT CONSULTING Water is essential to life and Ramboll’s holistic approach To make it in today’s fast National, regional and local one of our most precious to urban development paced and competitive oil authorities are responsible resources. Working with encompasses strategy, and gas market, companies for issues that affect us all; municipalities, utilities, planning, and world class depend on advanced from health care, education and industrial clients technical design services and technical solutions that and day care to strategic Ramboll draws on proven is based on an integrated combine economic efficiency planning of infrastructure multidisciplinary expertise to multidisciplinary skills base. with stringent health, safety and climate initiatives. manage the most challenging and environmental (HSE) Drawing on 500 management water resources, wastewater, We have an extensive track safeguards during the experts, Ramboll acts as a and storm water issues. We record working with a number production and distribution trusted partner to public integrate treatment process of the world’s largest cities to processes. administrations, creating selection and engineering, create liveable, sustainable, the insights needed to make operational services, and and implementable urban These elements form an informed strategic decisions regulatory management and development solutions that integral part of Ramboll’s that promote stronger planning to deliver innovative are fully adapted to the local independent and societies. solutions that benefit both context. Read more at: multidisciplinary consultancy With unprecedented levels industries and society. www.ramboll.com/planning- service, which covers the of competition in the global Read more at: and-urban-design entire project cycle. We www.ramboll.com/water excel in onshore consultancy economy, Ramboll focuses on and have designed offshore empowering private sector structures for industry giants customers with expertise and such as Maersk Oil, DONG powerful management tools. Energy and Statoil since the Read more at: 1970s. Read more at: www.ramboll.com/ www.ramboll.com/oil-gas management-consulting 4 RAMBOLL RAMBOLL OUR VALUES Our vision is to create inspirational, long-standing solutions that allow people and nature to flourish. Ramboll is a company with a wider Each year, the Ramboll Foundation “Being decent and proper sense of purpose. Our staff live our grants financial support for: does not only concern values in every aspect of their work whether your tie is in place and they form a central part of our Research, studies and education; when doing business. It is performance reviews, and training. Current and former employees and We aim to make a positive impact their families in difficult situations; about treating other people in the communities where we work Humanitarian aid. and society right in a long- by contributing our knowledge and time perspective ” resources to relevant initiatives and Over the past five years, the Ramboll Our Values charities. Foundation has donated an average – B.J. Rambøll of $525,000 a year. In 2014, the Ramboll and its engineers are donations amounted to $1,030,000. involved in a number of projects Every member of UK staff is allocated around the world designed to help one day a year for a corporate social communities in need — often focused responsibility project of their choice on post-conflict reconstruction
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