Oct
3
Copenhagen is an interesting city. This time on a visit I managed a look around the Nyhavn harbour which was mostly frozen and seemed like a great place for a longer visit and exploration. Flying in and out of European cities with deadlines to meet doesn’t always allow for sightseeing or ‘constructive hanging around’ for flights.. but if the opportunity comes around I will try to take it.
Nyhavn Harbour, Copenhagen
Sightseeing wasn’t the priority on this trip. This visit I was commisioned to shoot the heating and air conditioning installation in the newly built mechanical rooms at KPMG’s new offices in the city.
The shoot wasn’t without complications though, after obtaining client approvals for the shoot and scheduling in a visit including flights and accomodation, at the last minute the shoot was cancelled due to scaffolding still being in place in the mechanical room after some other contractors work. Rescheduling the visit for a later date proved more suitable.
I’ll spare the images of the many components of the system incorporating Suction diffusers, Strainers, Valves, Elbows, Reducing Tee’s, Commissioning sets, Couplings and various pipework, but leave you with a couple of images the larger pipework configurations.
Mechanical room pipework installation
This proved to be an International collaboration in the end with the Marketing and Communications manager flying in from Holland, the installation manager driving in from Norway and myself flying from the UK.
Pipework installation in mechanical room