Hall C – Arsenaløen

Sport facility type

• Indoor sports hall
• Indoor sports centre
• Outdoor courts of artificial or natural grass

Is the facility part of the sports complex?

Yes

Description

Hall C is a multipurpose sports hall located on Arsenaløen, a heritage island neighborhood in Copenhagen. The facility combines modern design with sustainable building practices to serve sports, arts, culture, and community activities. Outdoors, there are pitches for football and rugby, and in addition, there is also a multi-purpose pitch on asphalt and a running track with a sand pit. Inside there is a classic sport hall for handball and other sports, also a gym and multi-purpose room for dancing and other similar activities.

Size

• Indoor Space: 2 500 m²
• Outdoor Space: 0 m²

Other relevant information

Sustainability pillars of the innovation'

• Energy
• Materials

Subcategories

• Renewable Energy: Use of renewable energy sources such as solar thermal, photovoltaic solar, biomass, geothermal, district heating, and wind.
• The design of the sports facility is done in a way to reduce the need of high energy consumption and maximize the use of natural light.

Innovation description

Hall C on Arsenaløen in Copenhagen exemplifies sustainable design through several key features

1) Natural Lighting The facility incorporates three north-facing Longlight modules, totaling 60 m2, that provide ample daylight without direct sun glare. This design reduces the need for artificial lighting, leading to energy savings and creating optimal conditions for sports, arts, and cultural activities. Source httpscommercial.velux.cominspirationcase-studyhall-c

2) Energy Efficiency By maximizing natural light, Hall C decreases electricity consumption, resulting in lower operational costs and a reduced carbon footprint.

3) Sustainable Materials The buildings design draws inspiration from nearby 18th-century structures, featuring deep red timber cladding and large shutters. This choice of materials not only preserves the areas historical aesthetic but also emphasizes the use of sustainable resources. Source httpsdanishdesignreview.comarchitecture201711rbn2s6n7ikohwgbhj6054atiz277b1

Innovation Type

Technical innovation

Approximate cost of investment in innovation (in €, excluding VAT)

6 000 000 €

Aid or subsidy to encourage the implementation of the innovation

Years for the return on investment (ROI)

None

Pros of the Innovation

1) Energy Efficiency through Natural Daylight
2) Use of Sustainable and Durable Materials
3) Supports long-term community engagement and urban sustainability without unnecessary infrastructure expansion.

Cons of the Innovation

Limited measures for water sustainability

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Other Indicators

Interest in a specific need that can be addressed by a company offering an innovative sustainability solution.