Large Wood Arches Dramatically Elevate The Roof Of This Charging Station

March 11, 2024
A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.

Research-based design studio EFFEKT has shared photos of a contemporary charging park designed to signal the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.

Located in Sonderborg, Denmark, the project is a first for the renewable energy company, Better Energy, which includes a timber structure designed to create a seamless and inviting mobility experience.

A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.

The shelter, with its exposed wood structure, creates an enclosed glass-walled area and covered parking area.

A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.
A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.
A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.

The charging station integrates local ecosystems and habitats for wildlife and plants, and in Spring a vibrant mix of wild meadow flora will surround the charging park – offering users a nature experience in a biodiverse space – making the charging experience more than just a practicality.

A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.

At night, the charging station is lit up, showing off the design of the structure and its surroundings.

A contemporary charging park features an exposed wood structure and a park with native plants.
Photography by Rasmus Hjortshoj | Architect: EFFEKT Architects | Engineer: Hobson radgivende ingeniorer, Ergodomus