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Delta Optical Thin Film

Client

Delta Optical Thin Film
Collaborators

Oluf Jørgensen A/S, Raundahl & Moesby A/S, Kegel & Sciera A/S
Location

Venlighedsvej 4, DK-2970 Hørsholm
Area

2,308 m2
Status

Completed in 2020

Life Science

An optimised production environment raises the quality of the products

Delta Optical Thin Film is located in a conifer grove in the North Zealand town of Hørsholm. The company that produces advanced optical thin film components, has moved into a total of 2,308 m2 spread over two floors in the middle of DTU's (Technical University of Denmark) Science Park.

Delta Optical Thin Film is a world leader in the production and design of advanced optical filters that are used in cancer research and in the agricultural sector. The production of the optical filters can take up to 10-20 hours and the building is therefore specially designed to meet the very special requirements for GMP, including manufacturing, purity requirements, capacity and stability.

The building as a targeted production machine

The building is built on two floors. Concrete sandwich elements cover the project's external facade on the ground floor and the first floor is covered with wooden slats that draw clear lines to the surrounding nature in the area. The south-facing part of the building is completely free of wooden slats to accommodate the technical exterior solutions. More than 1,000 m2 of solar panels have been incorporated on the roof, which produce electricity for the company and reduce CO2 consumption.

The production is located on the ground floor and acts as the heart of the company. Here are laboratories with varying classifications and with correspondingly high requirements for particle purity.

Directly above the production, a 500 square meter technical room has been established for, among other things, ventilation systems and other installations. On the first floor is the administration, which contains office space, meeting facilities and a canteen, all of which face the green conifers and provide good daylight conditions.