Draft:Auditorio Bouk
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General Information
Status: Proposed Type: Auditorium Location: Kløvermarksvej 56, 2300 København, Denmark Country: Denmark Coordinates: 55°40'14"N 12°36'54"E
The Bouk Auditorium, whose name in Arabic is "بوق," is an architectural project conceptualized for the city of Copenhagen, Denmark. This auditorium, spanning a surface area of 15,883 square meters, has been designed by students Adam Ihab, Fernando Salinas, Celeste Ortez, and Mariapaula Vigo as part of their education in the Fundamentals of Architecture program at the European University of Madrid. Copenhagen, recognized as the "Capital of Architecture" by UNESCO in 2023, will be the site of this iconic building. The architectural proposal for the Bouk Auditorium aims to establish itself as a milestone in contemporary architecture in the city, standing out for both its avant-garde design and its harmonious integration into the urban fabric.
Structure Details
The Bouk Auditorium project, with approximate dimensions of 145 x 85 meters and an estimated budget of 296,801 euros, has been presented as a joint proposal by Amarillo Studio and Ar-Atelier Studio. With an inauguration projection set for the year 2030, this initiative involves detailed planning, including factors such as obtaining administrative permits and architectural coordination. Currently in the proposal phase, the auditorium has the potential to become an architectural and cultural landmark in its region.
The construction timeline for the Bouk Auditorium is estimated to be five to six years, conditioned by factors such as urban planning, obtaining administrative permits, and coordination among the architectural firms involved. Currently in the proposal phase, no specific date has been set for the start of construction. However, if approval is obtained in the coming years, construction is expected to begin in 2025 and conclude in 2030, aligning with the projected inauguration date.
It is estimated that the construction of the Bouk Auditorium will employ approximately 300 to 500 people during various phases of the project, including design, construction, and finishing. Upon completion, the auditorium is expected to generate between 100 and 200 permanent jobs for the operation, maintenance, and management of its facilities. This project represents a significant contribution to the economic and social development of the region, as well as strengthening its cultural infrastructure.
Expected Use
The Bouk Auditorium is presented as a multifunctional space designed for cultural, artistic, and academic events in Copenhagen, Denmark. Its contemporary design and strategic location position it as a potential benchmark in modern architecture within the city. The auditorium is designed to host a wide variety of activities, including concerts, conferences, exhibitions, theatrical performances, and film screenings, providing a space adaptable to various uses. Additionally, its infrastructure is designed to facilitate the organization of international congresses and forums, reinforcing its role as a prominent center for cultural exchange and knowledge dissemination. The project also envisions integration with the local community by offering educational programs, workshops, and social events to foster inclusive access to culture. Its adjustable capacity for different formats makes it a key element for promoting artistic and cultural activities in Copenhagen.
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