Photo: Luxigon and Kengo Kuma & Associates
Photo: Luxigon and Kengo Kuma & Associates
According to dezeen, the indoor pool will be particularly unusual as “some will feature triangular openings in their bases to allow the elements in, while others will be entirely enclosed and topped by skylights.”
Photo: Luxigon and Kengo Kuma & Associates
Photo: Luxigon and Kengo Kuma & Associates
The project, named Water Culture House, will be created in collaboration with Danish architects Cornelius Vöge and engineers Søren Jensen. Water Culture House is part of a larger project to revitalize Christiansholm Island, an artificial landmass in the Copenhagen harbour that used to store reams of newsprint for the Danish press.
On top of an aquatic center, Christiansholm Island will house a similarly-shaped building around a courtyard to host street food markets and other events. Here is a look at the completed project will look like.
Photo: Luxigon and Kengo Kuma & Associates
Photo: Luxigon and Kengo Kuma & Associates
Photo: Luxigon and Kengo Kuma & Associates
There is no completion date for the project at this time. 