On October 16th, Artelia announced the acquisition of Norwegian Olav Olsen.

The municipality of Guldborgsund has initiated an ambitious construction project of a school in the Southeast of Denmark. Artelia is the consulting engineer of the project that will be certified for its sustainability and indoor climate.

One of the biggest construction projects in Denmark has been completed. Thus, Copenhagen is no longer dependent on coal for heat production.

Artelia is to design roads and drainage for the new purpose-built tunnel factory by the Fehmarn Belt connection. The factory is built to construct elements for the new tunnel.

An annual result with both top and bottom line growth forms a solid basis for our further international development.

In two different cases, engineering skills will contribute to keeping history alive. Artelia is engineer on a shared storage facility for The Royal Danish Library and The National Museum of Denmark, while we are also the winner of the Royal Building Inspectorate 3.

An Industrial PhD at Artelia will build upon our development of simulation tools, which make it easy to explore a myriad of solutions for an optimal building design with a low energy consumption. Indoor climate parameters will now be included in the equation, and the results will be distributed to our partners in a smarter way.

The green transformation of the House of Denmark in Paris is one of the projects where Artelia is collaborating with our colleagues at Artelia Group.

The history of Artelia from 1930 to 2020

At the request of the supplier association "Træ i Byggeriet", Artelia has put together an interdisciplinary team of specialists in a new knowledge centre, where all aspects of timber construction are being explored.