The Environmental centre is placed by the harbour to the North of Copenhagen, in an upcoming area developed with an innovative sustainable green focus. Around 26 members of staff and administration will have their daily workplace at the new zero energy centre. Merging with its surrounding nature, through a grass coved roof sloping to the ground, the zigzag shaped building has solar panels and photovoltaic cells incorporated in its distinct architecture. The building produces energy through the 10 m² solar panels and 140 m² of photovoltaic cells, combined with heat storage and thermo active covering the energy usage will be that of zero.

Client: Copenhagen City & Harbour Authorities
Areal: 1763 m²
The Environmental Centre is made in collaboration with engineers Grontmij
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO
Archisearch - (c) Christensen & Co(C) CHRISTENSEN & CO

SOURCE: CHRISTENSEN & CO ARKITEKTER

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