AirportsJulie Hansen2019-05-15T16:24:36+02:00 Airports Artelia has undertaken projects at Copenhagen Airport for over 85 years. Our experience also spreads to other Danish airports and even helicopter platforms. Our solid combination of building and construction skills has been applied from airside to landside and from terminals to runways. Helipad to DNUThe parking garage for the new hospital in Aarhus has a helipad on the roof, meaning patients, arriving by helicopter, can be transported directly to the emergency department and receive treatment quickly. The platform is an allimunium structure and has a diameter of 27 m. It has, among other things, an integrated Fire Fighting System capable of exstinguishing a helicopterfire in a matter of only 15 seconds. Client Region Midtjylland Architect AART Services Consulting engineering on the parking garage and the helipad Runway to A380When the world’s largest passenger airplaine, the Airbus 380, landed in Copenhagen Airport for the first time, we were a part of the technical welcoming committee who prepared the big day. The runway was expanded by 4 metres and we were in charge of changing the lights along the runway, expanding the pavement, the electrical installations, rerouting cable blocks and an efficient solution to draining of the field. In addition to this project, we are also consulting engineers on the expansion of Finger C, where a two storey boarding has been established, enabling the airport to receive the many passengers from the Airbus 380. Client Copenhagen Airport Services Various engineering and airport expertise Metro BridgeTerminal 3 is probably the busiest area in Copenhagen Airport. One of the reasons is, that approximately 25% of the passengers arrive by metro to the terminal, even if they do not have an errand in the terminal. The new 100 m long Metro Bridge will relief the crowding by connecting the metrostation, security control and terminal 2. Client Copenhagen Airport Architect TNT Architects and Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects Services Consulting engineering From landside to airsideHVAC engineer Mette Veith Schroeder has contributed to Artelia projects in all corners of Copenhagen Airport.
