A new Hans Christian Andersen theme park to rival Tivoli is proposed for Copenhagen, including an iconic 280 m high H.C. Adventure Tower.
Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) are to lead the designof the 85,000 sqm developmentin Nordhavn. The estimated to cost of the project is around 6.5 billion kroner, with a planned opening date between2025 and 2027, reports Ekstra Bladet.Attractions will be themed around H.C. Andersen's much loved stories. Proposed attractions include a 4D cinema experience inspired byThe Little Match Girl including heat and cold and the aroma of roast goose. The huge dogs from The Tinderbox could also be the basis of a ride or themed area.
The focal point of the developmentwill bean iconic structure - the H C Andersen Adventure Tower. At 280 m tall the tower will be the highest building in the Nordics.
In addition to the tower and the 30,000 sqm amusement park, the development will include a conference centre, a hotel and restaurants, a public park and housing for socially disadvantaged young people.
In addition to architects BIG, the project team includes SLA, Ramboll, Zublin, Forrec, ECA, KAB, Deloitte, 3F Kobenhavnand HORESTA.
Christian Aaen, Principal/Co-founder, Entertainment + Cultural Advisors (ECA), adds, "Bulding on the global appeal and awareness ofH.C. Andersen's famous stories, the proposed mixed-use leisure, cultural and tourism project has the potential to become a major destination draw and landmark for greater Copenhagen and danish tourism industry. The indoor and outdoor nature of the proposed H.C. Andersen attraction and observation tower would create opportunities for year-round operations, activating the Nordhavn new town area and expected to appeal to Danish residents and visiting tourists as well as cruise passengers nearby. We're looking forward to being part of the international advisory team."
The proposals are being considered byCity Hall planners on May 29th and the Finance Committee on June 13th.
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