Futuristic Copenhagen Architecture Builds on Water
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There are two major problems facing cities today. The first is space. For many cities like Copenhagen, space is limited.
The second challenge, more unique to coastal cities, is rising sea levels. Sea levels for hundreds of coastal cities are expected to rise 1.5 feet in the next 30 years.
That will put 800 million people living on the coast at risk. So the innovators of Copenhagen architecture are pioneering new solutions to these urban planning challenges.
They're taking a fresh look at ways to design Copenhagen buildings, and it includes everything from floating dorms to man-made islands.
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Should we build more new islands or floating apartments?
Should plant more trees...
@Locust Swarm It has to do with how you want your skyline to look like, Copenhagens skyline is made up with a lot of spires, and you want see them if the buildings get much taller. Beside making higher buildings makes the streets colder.
No! Do you have any idea how expensive a permanent spot in Copenhagen harbor is? And look at how much it's space it's taking up! That's why they've only made one.
No more pollution and than animals will not be able to go up and breathe
@@vbalaji682 why? Trees are CO2 neutral since they give out CO2 in the night + when they die they also give out CO2
I am a construction engineer and all these concepts are mindblowing when you see it in person. Living in Copenhagen is a bit narrow, not a lot of space to work with, so these artificial manmade islands have been used for quite a while now, just like the Netherlands.
Very cool, makes me want to pursue engineering as a career field again to be a part of something like this or inspire these ideas.
A Skeptical Charmander that’s awesome!
It’s like the floating islands that the Aztecs made. They used it for farming and build enormous cities on them. Nice😀
What about the environmental damage and changes to the marine ecosystem in those waters?
Holmene is not really as sustainable, as they want to make it sound. The "dirt leftover from construction" is actually polluted soil, and one huge issue facing Copenhagen and the region is that the landfills where this polluted soil is stored are rapidly becoming full due to the wave of new development projects in the city. Selling this project as "Hey, we need a place to put all this polluted soil, what about the ocean?" isn't as easy of a sell, but if you look at the funding side of the project, the creation of the islands themselves is expected to be funded almost entirely from revenue from accepting the polluted soil.
That's fine - it's a creative idea for dealing with waste, and if the engineers get it right, it's a decent way to deal with it. But calling it sustainable is insane - it's a strange form of justification when the core problem is really over-consumption. The same goes for the large waste process plant - we literally just finished one of those in another area in Copenhagen, and one of the principles it was based on was that the waste should be local and never imported, due to the environmental impact of transporting waste. They barely turned on the main switch on that new plant before importing waste anyways, because the local waste wasn't enough to run the plant at a capacity where it would be both properly utilised and clean. (For incineration of waste you need a high temperature, otherwise it'll create significant air pollution). So why are we building another huge plant, when we're already importing waste from the UK and Germany just to keep the ovens warm on existing plants?
There *are* a lot of sustainable ideas and projects in Denmark as a whole, but Holmene isn't one of them. It's a creative solution to certain problems, sure. But it's not sustainable.
Building large inland fresh water lakes. And constructing floating platforms on top of the water to grow food in desert climates would be a really interesting idea and I'd like to see happen
Seeing my city neighborhood in Colombo in the clips gave me a chill!
This is a great initiative, we need more projects like this to save the planet #Fairweb #Livetree
This is not a "planet-saving project". This is a "beautiful" example of urban sprawling. It is going to affect the marine ecosystem. Did u ever consider that?
Ich fand das video sehr informativ
hong kong? we did land reclaimation from sea more than a century. i don't know who is that asking? in fact, even ordinary people here know there is draw back while reclaim land from sea. yes, you claim some land but you kill the sea shore, which, is the nest of breeding sea creatures and fish. alter the channel current will results in soil erosion on unexpected shore which results in flooding, especially when typhoon comes.
SPACE (the final frontier!)
Indeed!
Awesome video! This gives me some hope.
Are they gonna build it next to Avedøre Holmen? What a great idea... It's not like it's a land reclamation project BUILT for industrial space or anything...
I really hope that they're not dumping the nutrient-rich topsoil into the ocean. That will make a whole other set of problems.
Carson Rush I believe they plan to utilize most of the soil from the new metro, so not topsoil
Of course they won't do that...
denmark has A LOT of experience with making artificiel islands
Won't these man-made islands like Holmene be the very first to be gone when sea levels rises? I really don't see the point in investing so much in new buildings just a few meters above sea level...
no
Copenhagen has lot of space.. build out in other direction . ..
Then it would be too far away from the center. The most popular parts of Copenhagen is located right next to the water.
@@oskarelysee9076 ya ya right now it is .. but in the furture ...
@@fritsfmn in the future it would still be that way, the most popular streets won't just movie
@@oskarelysee9076 Nørrebro was a poor working class neighbourhood. But now it is popular
@@fritsfmn And fewer people are living there, after many buildings with small, dark appartments have been torn down.
Always want to build something like this but in the ocean
Every city should embrace innovation and development ... it's how we can secure sustainable as well as social qualities and growth, and yet most cities especially in Europe are bureaucratic and conservative.
Did he say "A natural, Man made coast"? I understand
Hurricanes don't happen in the North Sea. At least I don't think.
@@TheMike91096 storm surges. Increase sea levels during storms. Netherlands suffer them, hence their incredible sea prot
should those Architectures be scaled up in order to accommodate more people?
Pretty cool
What you forget to tell is that the Urban Riggers are extremely expensive to live in. No ordinary student can afford it.
They are about $700 per month - equal to the state-sponsored support offered to all university students. This means that students have to make the money they need for everything else by themselves. Considering alternatives in Copenhagen, this is high value for money.
@@antonvedel3028 No, it is not. Despit prices roaring, it is still more expensive than many many other places.
Ok, well how much does it cost to stay there then?
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Glad we're not the only ones!
One day... We will never have a water anymore
So it is like the dutch province flevoland? That was build like 40 years ago soooo
What about underground cities?
Yes and? What reasons would it be better than this proposal?
@@brandonspence396 not killing the oceans
@@goncalodias6402 ahem , flooding ?
@@nobody4y that too
Those would not work on the coast though. You can't even build basements under homes in Florida, what on earth makes you think you could build an underground city to help cities directly on the coast? Dumbass.
I live in Denmark
It is not new that Copenhagen builds on water, that goes back centuries and I think its a miss this video left that out. Likewise some of the water in Copenhagen was actually land - like for example the famous Nyhavn with the colorful houses, that canal was dug out Swedish prisoners or war.
Do the riggers come with life jackets?
Yes.
So Copenhagen should make man made mountains?
Nah. They can just go skiing on top of a trash burning facility instead ;))
I live there! Can y’all stop?
Yes let’s build more land for industry and businesses right next to our most busy and clogged highway in the country, what could possibly go wrong ?
Imagine being swept out to sea when a storm comes.
Imagine their engineers not planning for that at all.
Like for Danmark
Cheers!
Showing the projects and not mentioning the architects is very unprofessional. #big
1:18 Do people living here calls themselves "riggas"?
So living in a shipping container is the future apparently.
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Is this designer REALLY using Sketchup? 4:23
It’s rhino
There's plenty of land further in...
True, but it always comes down to location, location, location...
But how the law of borders will evolve?? Because if u start building islands one time or another I will be in internacional waters, then what will we do?? Will it continue to be the same country or what?? It can start new countries !!
Sounds expensive. Isn't it more important to start building mosques in preparation for the Islamic Republic of Denmark?
How 40 downvotes
Holmene are to be located in Avedøre, not Copenhagen. :v
Yes I made the cut into this video!
det var godt nok noget af en sætning
bad idea!
Well it has been working in the netherlands
Yeah, it's much smarter to build hundred of houses on water and take/destroy large size of water, not smart to build one tall building on land with hundreds of apartments...
Let's destroy both land and water 🎉
ilads
3:10 photoshopped😂
U cant photoshop a video
All these futuristic constructions are overly expensive and not relevant
True. But the lefty climate loonies love it.
yup, and they are not evoirnementaly friendly. its just a expression they use. its been proved that the old city centers is the most ecological type of built envoirement. the buildingd have been there for centuries, there is no polution in constructing new buildings there, repairing glass, airconditioner because the glass buildings are greenhouses, they look beautiful so people actually take care of them and they are built with local materials (you dont have to spend fossil fuel in the transport of materials) and besides that you can actually tell where you are based on the old buildings. red brick buildings in northern europe, white lime buildings with clay tiles in southern europe, adobe buildings in the middle east, those are real gree buildings, but aren't modern, so architects wont build like that and will criticise who does
Plus those buildings really aren't optimal for an Islamic lifestyle.