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The original buildings are all built in yellow brick with arched windows and have slate roofs. The pumping station is located in the centre of the site and consists of a two-storey machine house and a one-storey boiler house that are attached to each other as well as a small coal house on the south
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The new pumping station contained three large steam engines which drove the pumps. They produced a combined capacity of 300 hp. It extracted water from the lakes around Copenhagen as well as ground water and used an elevation reservoir in
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Copenhagen Waterworks was one of the first buildings to be built outside Copenhagen's old city walls. The arrangement of the individual buildings, which appears random today, resulted from construction on a former
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to make the politicians take action. The British company Cochrane & Co. was charged with the design and construction and overall design of the system while the architect
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side of the boiler house. The chimney is from 1929. It was originally 43 m (141 ft) high but it was shortened by 10 m (33 ft) for security reasons.
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The music venue Pumpehuset has used the central pumping station since 1987. The other buildings are under transformation into a kindergarten.
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The other buildings are residences for the inspector and technical employees, a half-timbered gatehouse (1887,
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Until the second half of the 19th century, Copenhagen's water supply was based on surface water from
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designed the individual buildings. Cochrane & Co. had previously also constructed of the city's
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laid the foundation stone on 16 May 1857 and the waterworks was inaugurated on 9 August 1859.
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The waterworks as seen from the West Rampart shortly after its completion in 1859
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made it possible to lead water through Grøndalsåen and Ladegårdsåen to
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The waterworks seen from the north with Lucie Mill in the background.
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Danish
Copenhagen
Denmark
Studiestræde
Axeltorv
H. C. Andersens Boulevard

Damhus Lake
Harrestrup Å
Roskilde Road
Sortedam

ravelin
1853 Copenhagen cholera outbreak
Niels Sigfred Nebelong
first gasworks
Carlsberg
J. C. Jacobsen
Søndermarken
Ludvig Fenger
"Det gamle København i bogform"


"Københavns Vandværk"
"11 Københavns Vandværk"
the original
55°40′36″N 12°33′52″E / 55.6768°N 12.5645°E / 55.6768; 12.5645
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1859 establishments in Denmark

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