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Control and Maintenance Centre for Cityringen (The Circle Line)

The control centre in Copenhagen SW forms the framework for metro operations in the capital

The control and maintenance centre houses the facilities for the ongoing maintenance of the trains, which ensures that the metro can operate on a 24-hour basis. The construction area covers 11,500m2 and comprises a technical node, a main building and a washing and cleaning building.

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Project Details

Project Name

Control and Maintenance Centre for Cityringen (The Circle Line)

Status

Finished

Type

Infrastructure, Design and engineering

City

Customer

Ansaldo STS

Collaborators

Architect: PLH Arkitekter

The main building contains all the essential facilities for maintaining the trains, such as the main and emergency control room for the operation and monitoring of the whole of Cityringen. There are also office facilities, a canteen and a warehouse. The exterior area contains tracks for shunting and parking, routings and shafts for technical installations and roads and parking areas.

MT Højgaard was involved in delivering the appropriate facilities for Metroselskabet to enable ongoing train maintenance.

The control and maintenance centre contains all the essential facilities for continual maintenance of the trains

The outside area around the control and maintenance centre contains tracks for shunting and parking, routings and shafts for technical installations and roads and parking areas.

Complex routings

We designed the construction work, structures and installations for the control and maintenance centre. During the process, we used 3D design to ensure that the project was buildable, that there would be no collisions and that structures and installations were error-free. 

The installations were rather complex because of the amount of equipment and the many routings to be taken into account. A wide range of engineering disciplines, such as construction, plumbing and electricity installations, fire prevention, sustainability and soil engineering were used in the design. This ensured that the final result was satisfactory both for the client and the end user.

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