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In Copenhagen, there is a bizarre-looking yet almost fitting skyline building; the building in question is called Amager Bakke (CopenHill). Inside it houses a waste-to-energy plant that provides up to 72,000 homes with power.
Designed and built by BIG, the design attempts to reclaim an unused element of a building for the public to enjoy through the seasons. In summer, there will be hiking trails, playgrounds, fitness structures, trail running, and climbing walls. During the winter, the park will have ski slopes designed by BIG.
Well, that was the intention. A few years have passed since the building opened, and cracks are starting to appear. The material used to create the ski slope is degrading faster than first thought, and this issue could mean that the slope closes for good.
Another issue is that there is now not enough garbage to feed the generators, and Denmark is now importing trash from neighboring countries.
Could this be the future for buildings? Finding multiple uses and creating new areas within our busy cities?
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