Ramboll-Shair
Shair is an air quality platform from Ramboll, the Denmark-based global engineering and environmental consultancy. It blends atmospheric models with live sensor, traffic and weather data to show pollution levels street by street, including places with no monitor at all. The Bay Area was its first public deployment, starting in Richmond.
Shair’s audience runs from air quality scientists to city staff to residents who want to know what they’re breathing. The website had to explain serious modeling to all of them without losing the experts or the newcomers, and it had to carry the brand of a global firm.
Shair Web App — desktopWhat we built
A custom WordPress site with a bespoke theme, so Ramboll’s team can publish blog posts, FAQs and whitepapers themselves.
A clear path from story to product. Pages for the product, use cases and the science all lead to one action: open the live map.
A front door for the app. The site hands visitors straight to the Shair Map at app.ramboll-shair.com, where the model’s hourly output appears as a colour-coded map.
We also built the Shair Map itself, the web app that turns a very large modeling pipeline into something anyone can read at a glance: current conditions, forecasts and history, down to the block. A deeper technical layer gives agencies source breakdowns and comparisons.
This is science communication for a global client: complex subject, mixed audience, real public stakes. We make complicated products understandable, and we build sites your own team can keep current.
Shair Website
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AI-assisted from the spec onward, reviewed and hosted by people who've done this for three decades. Tell us the problem; we'll tell you honestly whether AI belongs in the answer.
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