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100 metre long helical staircase is clad with 10 tonnes of copper



This one-minute captioned video shows the dramatic helix staircase that Danish studio CEBRA added to a science centre in Copenhagen. 

Located in the harbour of Copenhagen's Hellerup district, formerly a bottling plant operated by the Tuborg beer company, Experimentarium aims to showcase the wonders of science.

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