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A computer animation released on January 26, 2011 shows the new Waste-to-Energy Plant at Amager in Copenhagen. Danish Architect BIG Bjarke Ingels Group, realities:united, AKT, Topotek 1 and Man Made Land were selected in January 2011 to design the new Waste-to-Energy Plant that doubles as a ski slope for Copenhagen's citizens and its many visitors by 2016. Located in an industrial area near the city center the new Waste-to-Energy plant will be an exemplary model in the field of waste management and energy production, as well as an architectural landmark in the cityscape of Copenhagen. The project is the single largest environmental initiative in Denmark with a budget of 3,5 Billion DKK, and replaces the adjacent 40 year old Amagerforbraending plant, integrating the latest technologies in waste treatment and environmental performance. Instead of considering the new Amagerforbraending as an isolated architectural object, the building is conceived as an opportunity to create a destination in itself and thereby reflecting the progressive vision to create a new type of waste treatment facility. The roof of the new Amagerforbraending is turned into a 31.000 m2 ski slope of varying skill levels for the citizens of Copenhagen, its neighboring municipalities and visitors, mobilizing the architecture and redefining the relationship between the waste plant and the city by expanding the existing recreational activities in the surrounding area into a new breed of waste-to-energy plant. AFP PHOTO / BIG Bjarke Ingels Group / FRIT / Scanpix 2011

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created date 2010-05-18

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline BIG Bjarke Ingels Group

original transmission reference 000_Par6054093

weight 0,64MB

size 23cm x 15cm by 300dpi

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