Fine workshop
The Service House is becoming a specialised space for precision work — a paint room, laser cutter and 3D printers, for costumes, terrain pieces and NERF blasters.
Wonderland Culture Center is strengthening its role as a creative meeting place through three new workshops, where locals can work with both modern technology and traditional tools.
At the same time, a solar array is being installed that covers a substantial share of the culture center’s energy use and cuts its CO₂ emissions.
The project is part of the ongoing restoration of Wonderland’s buildings, so more of the site’s rooms can be used — all year round, and by more hands.
Photo: wonderstudios.dk/baeredygtige-faciliteter/
Supported by
Bæredygtige Faciliteter is made possible by foundations and grant pools that invest in local facilities and the shift to sustainability.
Three new workshops
Room to make things by hand.
Rough workshop
Garagen is our modernised garage facility for motor projects, LARP set-building and costume fitting.
Hal 3 — Experience workshop
Backs the project team behind Wonderland’s flagship project throughout the project period.
Photo: wonderstudios.dk/baeredygtige-faciliteter/
Sustainability
Solar on the roof.
A new solar array covers a substantial share of the culture center’s energy use and cuts its CO₂ emissions — one more step toward a more sustainable Wonderland.
Timeline
From tools to workshop.
01
APRIL – MAYWorkshops get underway. Delivery and installation of the solar panels and battery system.
02
JUNEFacilities finished off with new equipment and safety measures.
03
JULYTraining sessions for the volunteers who’ll use the workshops.
04
AUGUSTLaunch, evaluation and celebration of the completed project.
Got tools, know-how or hands to lend?
The workshops are built by volunteers, for volunteers. Write to us if you want to help build them, or want to use the facilities once they open.