The visitor centre uses a contemporary interpretation of Skamlingsbanken's tradition to create a meeting space. The combination of landscape and architecture provides an open cultural space where visitors can experience natural history, language culture and a wide range of events both indoors and outdoors.
| Gebouwtype | Onderzoek en onderwijs |
| Productgebieden | Ramen Deuren Gevels |
| Schüco-systemen | AWS 70.HI AD UP 75 |
| Kenmerken | Nieuwbouw Toegankelijkheid |
| Locatie | Sjoelund, Denmark |
| Voltooiing | 2021 |
| Architecten | CEBRA |
| Gespecialiseerd bedrijf | - |
| Informatie over de afbeeldingen | kirstinemengel.dk |
The visitor centre is concealed in the hilly landscape near to the beach, opening up towards the sea like an amphitheatre. The building uses an earth covering, natural materials and floor-to-ceiling glazing to combine topography, history and views, establishing a site-specific dialogue between architecture, nature and the culture of remembrance. Behind the mullion/transom curved façade construction, there is an exhibition space, a classroom, a museum shop and a café. A terrace can be accessed via an aesthetically pleasing double-leaf door, which is integrated into the façade and completes the restaurant area.
