Overview

Lygten HOFOR includes the establishment of permanent storage facilities and the management of the site's waste issues.

Facts
City
Copenhagen
Country
Denmark
Client
HOFOR
Year
2015
Area
185 ㎡

The project is made of galvanized steel with perforated plates that let in light and designate which panels are fixed and which are gates. The raw materiality plays with the existing building on the site and ensures a robustness that can withstand rough working.

 

Storage and waste management

The project includes the establishment of permanent storage facilities for machine parts, road equipment and spare parts, as well as addressing the site's waste issues.

The cabinet is subdivided into sections that can accommodate both workstations and logical storage of both smaller objects and very large items.

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