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Hydraulophone performance at Vandkulturhuset at sunset

100-metre round pool allows for endless swims without having to stop and change direction. In the middle of this pool is a regular rectangular sports pool having adjustable depth.

Vandkulturhuset means "Water Culture House" and refers to an aquatics facility located within the DGI-byen conference and hotel complex, completed in 1997.

Vandkulturhuset includes a hundred-metre round pool that allows for "endless" (no need to stop and change direction) swims. The round pool has a hydraulic stage in the center for concerts or banquets, in which the round pool forms a moat around the musicians or diners.

This pool is also the site of the underwater concert for ICMC 2007 (International Computer Music Conference).

Vandkulturhuset also includes variously themed pools such as a climbing gym above water (where participants can fall down into the water), a trampoline above the water, as well as a standard platform.

There two of the pools feature viewing areas with underwater glass walls.

Contents

1 Pools

2 Banquets and concerts

3 Acoustics

4 Bathing Hygiene

5 External links

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Pools

Vandkulturhuset features a variety of different kinds of pools as architectural sculpture, ranging from flowing curves with gentle slopes, to angular and dramatic spaces.

Underwater windows allow bathers to keep visual contact with each other, while in and around various activity areas.

There are six pools in the main DGI-byen aquatics area, which provide a variety of different kinds of bathing experiences at a variety of different temperatures.

These six pools are as follows:

Seven-sided pool which has:

Trampoline entry (bathers can bounce on a trampoline to enter the water);

Climbing gym located above water, so that if and when climbers fall, they land in the water;

12inch (1 foot) concerte platform with bouncy rubber and plastic-strip material

1m springboard

1.5m platform

2m platform

2.5m platform

4.9m platform

underwater viewing area

where the platform heights were chosen deliberately so that none of them would correspond exactly to competition heights (e.g. 4.9m platform rather than 5m platform), such that the pool would not be used for competitions (i.e. to ensure hotel guests and members of the public would never be excluded from using it during competitions).

Circular hot tub that alternates between 15 minutes of bather access, and 15 minutes of cleaning (50% duty cycle, 15 bathing minutes per half hour cycle).

Large circular pool

Competition pool inside the circular pool. The competition pool has an adjustable-depth floor that not only goes to zero depth, but can go to negative depth (i.e. so that the pool floor is up above the water's surface), so that it can be used as a raised stage for banquets (tables and chairs) or for an orchestra to play on, wherein the large circular pool forms a moat around the orchestra.

Activity pool with circular mushroom shower as well as circular waterfall, and bubble jets

Warm pool with ramp entrance, and underwater viewing area

Banquets and concerts

Hydraulophone performance at DGI-byen pool

Audience members at the ICMC 2007 underwater immersed-music hydraulophone concert

Vandkulturhuset is an important cultural hub in Copenhagen, where a variety of significant events, such as banquets and concerts, take place, in the central pool when the depth is set to less than zero (i.e. using the central pool as a raised stage, surrounded by the waters of the round pool). Additionally, various performances use the entire complex, allowing participants to move from one pool to another, while experiencing an immersive performance space.

Acoustics

A plasmaphone was installed in front of the acoustical barrier wall, using it as a sound reflector for an Immsersive Music concert in August 2007.

The various pools are acoustically separated into three main regions:

The main area with circular pool and rectangular pool in the middle of it;

The deep pool with platforms;

The warm pools: family pool, hot tub, etc.

The main pools are separated from the warm pools by a glass wall.

The main pools are separated from the deep pool by a geometric sculpture consisting of angular slanted walls. The walls do not reach all the way to the ceiling. This allows visual contact between the platform on the high tower, and the main pools, etc. (i.e. the view from the high platform includes the main pools, and bathers on the high tower are visible from the main pools), while providing acoustic isolation, so that the sounds of the splashing from bathers descending from the platforms down into the deep pool are not likely...(and so on)