Mærsk Tower Case study | Education The Mærsk Tower, also known as the ‘Copper Tower’ due to its 3,300 copper shutters which move in accordance with the sun, is the latest expansion at the University of Copenhagen. This new landmark for the capital is part of the Panum Institute, home of the Faculty of Health Sciences. The AV project was a gift from the A.P. Moeller Maersk foundation to the University of Copenhagen. The foundation then selected Stouenborg to manage the AV installation as both integrators and AV advisor. The 15 floor Mærsk Tower is an impressive and vast new building, with four auditoriums, 16 lecture rooms, laboratories, classrooms, research facilities, as well as meeting and social areas. Once the structure of the building was complete, Stouenborg set the fo

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