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Trianglen Waiting Hall

Trianglen Waiting Hall, also known as The Bee, or more rarely as the Soup Bowl ) or The Turtle, as a reference to the plump shape of the building, is a former tramway waiting hall on Trianglen in the Østerbro district of Copenhagen, Denmark. The Art Nouveau style building was constructed in 1907 to designs by Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint in collaboration with his employee Povl Baumann.

History
The architect Peter Vilhelm Jensen-Klint was charged with designing the building in 1904. It is not known why Jensen-Klinta young architect who had recently completed Gotved Gymnasium but had little other experiencewas selected for the assignment but another waiting hall, on City Hall Square, designed by the city architect, had been subject to heavy criticism for its design. Østerbro Landowners Association (Østerbro Grundejerforening) had preferred an underground solution, stating that a building of that size would completely dominate the square. During the negotiations in Copenhagen City Council, in 1904, its chairman, Emil Slomann, who found the building's exterior interesting but expected some controversy about it, observed "it will probably be called a tureen lid by some people [...] but a tureen lid can also be beautiful". == Gallery ==
Gallery
File:Sporvejsventehal, Trianglen 01.jpg|Jensen-Klint proposal File:Sporvejsventehal, Trianglen 02.jpg|Jensen-Klint proposal File:Sporvejsventehal, Trianglen, 03.jpg|Jensen-Klint proposal File:Sporvejsventehal, Trianglen 04.jpg|Jensen-Klint proposal File:Sporvejsventehal, Trianglen 05.jpg|Jensen-Læint proposal ==References==
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• Renderings in the National Libraru of Denmark
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