I never noticed that there's a CLIMBING WALL on the side of COPENHILL!
At 85 Meters tall, it's the tallest in the world.

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I never noticed that there's a CLIMBING WALL on the side of COPENHILL!
At 85 Meters tall, it's the tallest in the world.

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Copenhill, CĂžpenhaven
Climbing on CopenHill, Copenhagen, the tallest climbing wall in the world at 80 meters (262 feet) high.
The wall is built on the side of the Amager Bakke, the cleanest waste-to-energy incinerator powerplant in the world and an outdoor sports playground.
Photo credit: Michael Hjorth
For more:
www.commonclimber.com/copen-hill-climbing-wall.html
At 80 meters (262 feet) Copen Hill is the largest artificial climbing wall in the world. But it doesn't stop there - it is built on the side

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CopenHill, Copenhagen, denmark,
The Danish capital, pledges to become the worldâs first carbon-neutral city by 2025, and with the much anticipated CopenHill having opened up, we can see the city hurtling towards its goal.Â
CopenHill is an intriguing mesh of a waste-to-energy power plant, a ski slope, hiking and running trail, and a section of lush greenery right in the middle of bustling Copenhagen.
A 1480-foot artificial slope, which is quite interestingly green in color, is a major attraction. Ski lifts and a glass elevator provide access to it. The slope has different levels of difficulty, for the diverse leagues of skiers.
Home to 7000 bushes, 300 pine and willows trees, plus other varieties of nature, CopenHill bears a beautiful connection to nature.
Beneath the slopes, whirring furnaces, steam, and turbines convert 440,000 tons of waste annually into enough clean energy to deliver electricity and district heating for 150,000 homes.
Measuring at 278 feet, CopenHill also showcases the worldâs tallest climbing wall, plus a cross-fit area and trail for hiking and running. Thereâs a rooftop bar you can hit for some drinks and food!Â
Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, SLA, AKT, LĂŒchinger+Meyer, MOE, and RambĂžll
Ecological Architecture: An ever-evolving, creative, and aesthetic form of architecture
Ecological Architecture: An ever-evolving, creative, and aesthetic form of architecture
Ecological architecture is about including and/or conserving natural elements in an urban setting. In simpler terms âit is a type of urban green architecture that aims to create more green spaces to promote a complementary relationship between built and natural environs.â There has been a mammoth growth in the number of concrete buildings, that use profound amounts of water and fossil fuels.âŠ
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