Copenhagen Airport Photos - Car Park Building:


Copenhagen Airport Photos © adrian welch

Copenhagen Airport parking facility - Building PR from KHR Feb07:

Copenhagen Airport’s parking facilities are designed as high tech houses with transparent fronts. The transparency of the structure and the view of the sky places the pending flight in the car park and lets the journey begin right there.


Copenhagen Airport Photos © Ole Meyer from KHR Feb 07

Rectangles of glass
The car park in Copenhagen Airport is the natural shift from car to flight traffic. Aesthetically, the structure finds its expression in the vehicles’ high tech design. The front is split into rectangles of glass and ventholes that emerge as transparent and reflecting entities. This structural openness creates a fusion between the airport’s different worlds of traffic.


Copenhagen Airport Photos © Ole Meyer from KHR Feb 07

From near to afar
The overall glass detailing gives the 150 metre-long building a proportioning adjusted to the journey’s shift in scales; from car to flight, and from the proximity’s detail to the distance’s firmament. Inside the car park, the glass front reflects in the surfaces of the cars, and with a glance towards light and the sky, the trip from asphalt to sky is sensed as an introduction to the flight.

The car park’s front concept has been continued in new car parks in 2001 and 2002

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