The engineering and sustainability consultancy firm, Ramboll, has appointed Kosh Kar as director for its regenerative cities team
Kosh Kar is an accredited architect who has worked at the Greater London Authority (GLA) where he led the Infrastructure Coordination Development Service.
Here he worked with both the private and public sectors on major developments.
Kosh Kar has a proven track record
He played a key role in the GLA’s efforts to address electrical capacity constraints in West London, which has enabled the construction of 30,000 new homes, hospitals, and schools in the area over the next decade.
Kar has over ten years of experience leading multidisciplinary teams and has been involved in many high-profile projects.
These include the Thames Tideway – Central Section, Agar Grove Phase 1c, and Liverpool Street Crossrail station.
Kar is a strong advocate for diversity and works to increase the visibility of under-represented groups, serving as a mentor for Arts Emergency, London.
Arts Emergency supports individuals from underprivileged and diverse backgrounds in pursuing careers in the built environment.
Creating sustainable and practical regenerative cities
As director for regenerative cities Kar will work with his team to assist towns and cities in creating life-centred spaces.
Johnny Ojeil, director and head of division for regenerative cities, commented: “Adding Kosh’s expertise to the Regenerative Cities team is a significant boon in our mission to shift planning and design for towns and cities from ’doing less harm’ to ’doing more good’ to address the threats of climate change, biodiversity and growing inequality.”
“His track record in delivering some of London’s most exciting and ambitious projects is a testament to his ability and dedication to deliver long-term sustainable outcomes. Furthermore, Kosh’s passion for diversity will add further strength to the initiatives we proudly support at Ramboll,” he added.
