TTC Homogeneous Grating Design
Modultherm Floor Units
Subject to technical changes · Issue 11/2009
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Copenhagen Concert Hall
There it is, like a shining blue cube.
The new Copenhagen Concert Hall is
spectacular, even from the outside.
However, the real surprise is hidden on the
inside, behind its glass bre skin:
The concert hall hangs in a steel construc-
tion, a bit like a meteorite. This is the
brainchild of the French architect Jean
Nouvel.
This concert hall is a global synthesis of
the arts. The idea to control the sound
quality through a sail above the heads of
the audience comes from Japan. Other
details were designed and manufactured in
Germany by TTC.
A real eye-catcher are the revolving doors
in the entrance area.
They revolve above gratings that look like a
huge LP made from metal. A stilised sound
carrier as an entrée! Both Danmarks Radio,
the client, and the architect were very
enthusiastic about this subtle detail.
The interior ventilation gratings and the
exterior drainage gratings are also aes-
thetically pleasing – they are of identical
design and have a sleek appearance.
Less visible but nonetheless important:
The air-conditioning gratings have canti-
lever arms, anchored in the concrete and
the oor, and thus provide a special, re-
versible subconstruction to prevent acous-
tic noise being passed into the concert hall.
TTC Homogeneous Grating Design
Modultherm Floor Units
Subject to technical changes · Issue 11/2009
Curved gratings
Revolving and sliding door intersections
Drainage
On the outside, in front of sliding doors
Copenhagen Concert Hall
Architekt: Jean Nouvel, Paris
In collaboration with the architect Jean
Nouvel and Danmarks Radio, the client,
TTC Timmler Technology designed reversibly
and sound acoustically:
• The substructure for the oor unit ducts
with brushed stainless steel linear
gratings for the interior areas
• The substructure for the drainage system
with brushed stainless steel linear
gratings for the exterior areas
• For the interior/exterior intersections of
the revolving doors, the swing doors and
the double-winged sliding doors a
combination of curved and straight
linear gratings made of brushed stain-
less steel with a 5mm bar spacing;
can be walked on with stiletto-healed
shoes; have a load carrying capacity of
4 KN on 100 x 100 mm
• The energy efcient Modultherm silent
gravity cooling system Modultherm for
the studio control rooms
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Interior Exterior
TTC Homogeneous Grating Design
Modultherm Floor Units
Subject to technical changes · Issue 11/2009
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Energy efcient, silent gravity cooling in
the studio spaces; gratings covered with
black, powder coated aluminium gratings
(top left); wooden gratings for the dis-
placement ventilation (top right) to match
the stage.
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TTC Timmler Technology GmbH
Christian-Schäfer-Str. 8
D-53881 Flamersheim
Tel +49(0)2255 921-0
Fax +49(0)2255 921-500
info@ttc-technology.eu
www.ttc-technology.eu
TTC Homogeneous Grating Design
Modultherm Floor Units
Copenhagen Concert Hall
Specications
Interior linear gratings
Length: 235 running metres in total
Material: stainless steel
Finishes: stained, abrasive blasted for the
walked on areas
Bar spacing of gratings: 10 mm
Exterior linear gratings
Length: 110 metres
Material: stainless steel
Finishes: stained, abrasive blasted for the
walked on areas
Bar spacing of gratings: 10 mm
Interior/exterior substructure
Quantity: 350 pieces
Material: steel
Finish: powder coated, black
Design: multi-part for all areas, reversible
Intersection linear gratings for revolving
doors, swing doors and double-winged
sliding doors
Total: 41 m²
Gratings type: curved and straight
Material: stainless steel
Finishes: stained, abrasive blasted for the
walked on areas
Bar spacing of gratings: 5 mm
Modultherm, silent high performance
chilled beams
Length: 53 running metres
Material: copper, aluminium
Gratings type: air outlet linear gratings
Finish: aluminium, black RAL 9005 matt
Photographs: www.artdoku.de
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Interior + exterior linear gratings
Restaurant area
Interior linear gratings
TTC Homogeneous Grating Design
Modultherm Floor Units
TechnicalSpecications
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Revolving doors
In the Foyer
Homogeneous gratings with Floor units
In the Foyer
Levelling and Decoupling
Substructure with horizontal and vertical
Levelling plus acoustic decoupling