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The method for building these islands is as inventive as the idea itself. Instead of creating large, monolithic landmasses, the project subdivides the islands into smaller several islets that can be expanded or modified based on demand. This modular design approach not only offers logistical advantages but also reduces environmental impact.
Interestingly, Copenhagen leverages construction debris—dirt and soil excavated during urban development—to form the foundation of these islands. Working in harmony with nature, the design emphasizes natural stabilization through sand and soil additions, minimizing maintenance and ecological disruption.