In a year where we’re all looking to climb away from our problems, it’s just our luck that the world’s largest climbing wall is opening in Copenhagen. The CopenHill power plant, a waste-to-energy plant already famous for its sustainable design and ski slope, is now home to the world’s tallest climbing wall at a height of 279 feet.
Jakob Lange, a partner at BIG, the firm that designed the plant, told Architectural Digest, “The climbing wall is located on the tallest corner of the waste-to-energy plant, which is also the busiest corner of the building where skiers, joggers, and workers all cross each other during the day […] We teamed up with the Danish Climbing Association to ensure input from the most skilled climbers in the country.”