Focus on climate responsibility
C.F. Møller Architects has designed the hall with a strong focus on climate-friendly solutions. The building will be constructed with low-carbon structures, green roofs and the use of local resources. Circular principles, rainwater harvesting and renewable energy sources minimise the environmental impact.

“With Aarhus-Hallen, we want to unite sport, community and climate responsibility. The project shows how a modern multi-hall can be inclusive, functional and climate-friendly – a beacon for sport and community in Aarhus,” says Jonas Toft Lehmann, Partner and Architect at C.F. Møller Architects.

Financing and next steps

With the ongoing design phase, initial analysis, feasibility studies and user involvement, the first steps have been taken towards realising the vision of a new sports and community hall in Aarhus.
The project has a total construction budget of around DKK 250 million, and the foundation behind it is now working purposefully to raise the remaining funds. With the new visualisations and broad support from the city’s sports associations, the foundation has been laid – and the process continues to attract more partners and contributors who want to help create Aarhus’ new powerhouse for sport, community and climate-friendly building.
The next step in the project is a workshop on 2 October, where the new sketches and visualisations will be presented to the associations, and where participants will have the opportunity to provide further input into the development.

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