The new footbridge and promenade Landgangen in Esbjerg is on its way. Last week the local paper Ugeavis Esbjerg went out to document the progress of the project. Read more about Landgangen here. The text from the …
Last week Krabbenhøft & Ingolfsson went to Paris for the 2016 Cigré conference to present a paper on our project 220 kV pylon for Landsnet. The paper is written by A.B. Jonasson – ARA Engineering, Th. Bjarnason …
We were very happy to welcome our new engineer Kristian Bertelsen to the team last Monday. Kristian’s background is a bit different from our other engineers. He completed his Master’s in civil engineering from the Technical University of …
Last Friday was, for most of the office, the last day before summer vacation. We celebrated by taking a tour of the bridges of Copenhagen – first by boat and then by foot. In the …
These days the office is in a bit of chaos. It is, however, on purpose – we are redecorating. We needed to make room for newcomers, and while we were at it, decided to give …
One of our engineers recently completed a course on project management provided by the Danish engineering union IDA. The aim of the course was to let the participants get familiar with the basic tools for successfully completing a project, with …
In 2014 Krabbenhøft & Ingolfsson along with COBE Architects won the international RIBA competition with the proposal “Tomahawk”. The final drawings for the Tomahawk prototype have now been sent out for production, and the finished prototype should …
Easter lunch, or “Påskefrokost” as it is called in Danish, is an old tradition centered around plenty of food and drinks. On Friday the office gathered with “smørrebrød” (open-faced sandwiches) and other Danish classics and …
New Nordic Engineering is our sister company in Reykjavik. This week our director Einar Ingolfsson is in Iceland to visit them. Right now our Icelandic colleagues are working on Herlev Hospital, among other things, and …
Friday we all left the office early in the morning to go on a company trip, that we were all very excited about. We had made plans for a tour of the Great Belt Bridge (Storebælt) …
