One of Lindholmen Science Park’s entrances was removed, leaving an opening in the outer wall large enough to serve as delivery entrance. A float glass transport truck transported  the 600kg heavy and 6m * 3.2m wide glass screen from Denmark to Sweden. However, the delivery had to wait out an extra night as more favorable weather conditions, preferably less than the current 12-15m/s wind, were a prerequisite to safely deliver the enormous glass screen on a stand without protective transportation box. Once delivered, a crane truck lifted the glass screen from its stand into the building by means of suction pads.Two remote controlled window/glass Smart lifters, i.e. vacuum lifters with automatic vacuum pumps and suction pads, were then used to wheel the enormous glass screen in an upright position into the Visual Arena. The screen was then placed on a temporary stand as the Visual Arena’s walls enclosing the arena had first to be built. When the construction was finished the screen’s frame was put into place and the screen finally mounted. Yet again, a great logistical solution executed by NANCO in close collaboration with a specialized glaziery.

 

 

In order to convert the system’s complexity into a setup easy of use, the entire system was translated into an intricate connection diagram that provide a comprehensive overview. To ensure a high quality of usability and user experience across the system NANCO developed a manageable control system.

 

 

The outcome