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The project is part of an initiative to create a new urban space for recreation, led by the chairman of the SkateCity association Morten Hansen. CEBRA and Glifberg+Lykke designed a 1,500-square-meterdome based on CEBRA’s igloo hall concept. Spanning over 40 meters, the roof covers a large open space which can be used for various types of sports such as skateboarding, boulder climbing and street basketball.

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The dome comprises a large performance platform with seating and blends seamlessly into the landscape. It incorporates banks, stairs and slopes that flow into the floor and create a continuous environment. The design uses similar technology of CEBRA’s previous projects, includinglow-costand lightweight sports halls. It uses cheaper, off-the-shelf components often used in industrial buildings and warehouses.

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Via World Architecture News