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Tingbjerg Sports and Cultural Hall, Copenhagen
This architectural competition seeks design teams for a new sports and cultural hall to be part of the existing Tingbjerg Idrætspark in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Set within the green expanse of Tingbjerg Sports Park in northwest Copenhagen, the Tingbjerg Sports and Cultural Hall will create an inclusive meeting place for sport, movement, and community. Designed as an architectural landmark, the 12k m² facility combines a main arena with 2k seats, children’s motor skills hall, movement studios, gym, café with production kitchen, and club spaces, complemented by landscaped outdoor areas (190 spaces and a 6k m² municipal car parking). The project aims to achieve sustainability certification, showcasing design excellence. The competition seeks an ambitious total consultant team to realise this new civic destination, an inspiring hub for sport, culture, and social life that strengthens connections across Tingbjerg and the wider city.
Location
Sector
Culture / Sports / Leisure
Intervention
New build
Website
Tender Portal
Tender Stage
Qualification for design competition
Deadline
03 Dec 2025
Project Value/Scale
€41 million
Consultant Team
Lead architecture
Structural and civil engineering
Landscape architecture
Sustainability consultant
Fire safety engineer
Structural analysis engineer
Project and design management
Structural and civil engineering
Landscape architecture
Sustainability consultant
Fire safety engineer
Structural analysis engineer
Project and design management
Submission Criteria
4 teams will advance to the Design Competition.
Each selected team will receive a compensation amount of €33.5k upon compliant submissions.
Qualification Deliverables:
– Company information
– Financial capacity
– Motivation and team organisation (2 A4 pages)
– 5 reference projects within the last 8 years (max 2 A4 pages each)
– Declarations and Exclusions
Design Competition Deliverables:
– Site plan (1:1.000 or 1:500 scale)
– Floor plans (1:200 scale)
– Sections and elevations (1:200 or 1:500 scale)
– Concept diagrams
– 3D visualisations/perspectives
– Design statement (10–15 pages)
– Budget and sustainability report (2–3 pages)
– Physical model (optional)