EFFEKT Turns Traditional Gas Station Into a Fast EV Charging Park
Once a conventional gas station is now a revolutionary fast charging station combined with a park where users can charge their cars while relaxing amongst local wildlife and plants.
Denmark, a pioneer in sustainabilty, is now home to a groundbreaking approach to an electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. EFFEKT, an innovative design studio based in Copenhagen, has transformed the conventional petrol (gas) station into a symbol of the future with the Better Energy Charge fast charging station in Sønderborg, Denmark.
The station, developed as the first pilot project for renewable energy company Better Energy, embraces a design that goes beyond functionality. Traditional petrol stations rely on carbon-intensive materials, like concrete, steel, asphalt, and glass, but Better Energy Charge integrates renewable and bio-based materials, permeable surfaces, and recreational spaces, fostering a synergy between technology, environmental consciousness, and renewable energy.
The structure’s organic shape is not only visually appealing but also serves as a powerful symbol, signaling the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy. Inspired by curved streets, the design captures the essence of the station’s primary function while showcasing a commitment to sustainability. ?We wanted the pavilion’s design to be organic and inviting, much like Danish furniture classics. We have used nature?s own materials ? the construction is built in cross-laminated ti...
Denmark, a pioneer in sustainabilty, is now home to a groundbreaking approach to an electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. EFFEKT, an innovative design studio based in Copenhagen, has transformed the conventional petrol (gas) station into a symbol of the future with the Better Energy Charge fast charging station in Sønderborg, Denmark.
The station, developed as the first pilot project for renewable energy company Better Energy, embraces a design that goes beyond functionality. Traditional petrol stations rely on carbon-intensive materials, like concrete, steel, asphalt, and glass, but Better Energy Charge integrates renewable and bio-based materials, permeable surfaces, and recreational spaces, fostering a synergy between technology, environmental consciousness, and renewable energy.
The structure’s organic shape is not only visually appealing but also serves as a powerful symbol, signaling the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy. Inspired by curved streets, the design captures the essence of the station’s primary function while showcasing a commitment to sustainability. ?We wanted the pavilion’s design to be organic and inviting, much like Danish furniture classics. We have used nature?s own materials ? the construction is built in cross-laminated ti...
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