Denmark’s largest climbing park has gained a tall new attraction. Rising 135 m above sea level, Camp Adventure’s hourglass-shaped observation tower is now the highest spot in South Zealand and a new icon in the Danish architecture landscape. Join Danish Architecture Center (DAC) when we climb the unique construction with the architect and engineer as our guides.

The observation tower, designed by EFFECT architects and  Arup engineers, connects to a 600-meter-long treetop walkway enabling visitors to walk from the forest grounds through the treetops. The platform provides stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding area. 

Hear from architect and project manager Toni Rubio Soler (EFFEKT) and engineer Jared Frisendahl (Arup) about the design and technical solutions that have made the spectacular tower possible.

We’re sure this will be a unique experience and we look forward to seeing you.  

Meeting place: Camp Adventure, Denderupvej 19, 4690 Haslev.  

Duration: 1,5 hours

Contact person: Kristina Neel knj@dac.dk  

Tour background

The tour is part of DAC’s main Fall-Winter exhibition"Ove Arup and The Philosophy of Total Design". The exhibition is a close-up of one of the greatest Danish pioneers of the 20th century in architecture and engineering: Ove Arup. You will get a unique portrait of Arup and experience a rare mix of original drawings, models, film and virtual reality. They give you a peek behind the façade of iconic buildings like Sydney Opera House, Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Penguin Pool at London Zoo. In the exhibition we also look into the future and explore the latest and wildest technologies in the world of architecture.