Case Study: Nyhavn Hotel - Copenhagen, Denmark
Project Synopsis: Luxurious, historic hotel crowned with bespoke Clement Conservation Rooflights
71 Nyhavnis a luxury hotel housed within two historic buildings built in the early 1800s in Copenhagen, Denmark. Known as The Red Warehouse and The Yellow Warehouse respectively, both the buildings are protected due to their historical significance. Over the last two years, The Red Warehouse has undergone a major refurbishment.
Clement tile profile Conservation Rooflights were chosen for their good looks and flush finish to retain the character and charm of the building.
The client chose a bespoke rooflight, opting for top hung instead of side hung opening escape rooflights.
Not only do these rooflights allow masses of natural light to flood through the hotel rooms, but they also serve as an escape route, being fitted with gas springs for emergency use.
This project was managed by our supplier in Denmark – SaxoSolutions.
Details
Site: Nyhavn71, 1051 KobenhavnK, Copenhagen, Denmark
Specification: Clement bespoke tile profile conservation escape rooflights
Top hung with 150mm brass thumb winders
Clement Conservation Rooflight sare manufactured from mild steel sheet to ISO 9001 Quality Systems. All supplied with 24mm insulated glass units, argon gas filled units and self cleaning glass as standard. Polyzincand polyester powder coat paint finish to BS EN 13438.
