The new Niels Bohr car park in Lund was recently inaugurated, a building partly constructed from disused rotor blades from wind turbines. The building is the first of its kind in Europe and has a façade made from rotor blades from Vattenfall's now decommissioned Nørre Økse Sø wind farm.
'It's a very smart idea and a really nice building,' says Anne Mette Traberg, Vattenfall's Country Manager for Denmark.
The car park is owned by Lunds kommunala parkeringsbolag (LKP) and is located in the new Brunnshög district on the outskirts of Lund, in the south of Sweden. It consists of 365 parking spaces on five floors, including 40 charging points and a storage battery. Vattenfall has donated 57 rotor blades to the construction project, which have been used to create so-called 'curtain walls' – non-load-bearing walls that cover large parts of the façade.
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Source: Vattenfall
