Kengo Kuma’s Copenhagen Bathhouse Puts an Open-Air Pool Between Five Brick Towers
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A swimming pool occupies an unlikely valley on Copenhagen’s waterfront: the space between five brick towers. This is the defining move at KAI, the Water Culture House designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates on Papirøen, or Paper Island. Scheduled to open on December 5, 2026, the 5,800-square-meter public facility brings together ten pools, wellness spaces, and cultural activities.
The building occupies the island’s northwestern corner, near Copenhagen’s Opera House and Opera Park. Rather than pr
The building occupies the island’s northwestern corner, near Copenhagen’s Opera House and Opera Park. Rather than pr
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