The architects are 3XN and SLA whose design is based on Lemvig?s historic boat-building facilities found in the spectacular natural scenery of the Limfjord and the strong communities of the port. The Klimatorium offers an innovative and creative mini-hub for storm surge, water, and climate research. Its open public facilities and recreational outdoor spaces also offer innovative opportunities to experience, sense, and use the unique natural surroundings of Lemvig and the Limfjord.
Photography by Adam Mørk
The main architectural concept of the Klimatorium is pragmatic, and its materials have been kept in wood, concrete, and steel. The symbol of the building is a wooden ?wave? that rises above the main entrance and makes the building an easily recognisable landmark. This motif is inspired by Lemvig?s characteristic fishing boats and is a tribute to the area’s cultural history and local building customs. Photography by Adam Mørk
?A key design element has been to create an inviting building with clear references to the function of the building as well as its location in the Port of Lemvig. The tiled wave made of wood gives the building a strong identity. Both inside and out, it becomes a gathering point and social meeting place for Klimatorium employees and guests as well as the people of Lemvig,? says Jan Ammundsen, architect and senior partner at 3XN.
Photography by Adam Mørk
The floating structure and use of glass give the Klimatorium a distinct contemporary loo...