General information:

The Nordhavn metro station is constructed in a red color
The Nordhavn metro station is located at the future Nordhavns Plads in the new Århusgade quarter. The station will be situated next to Århusgade at Kalkbrænderihavnsgade, and will be connected to Nordhavn S-train station by a transfer tunnel beneath Kalkbrænderihavnsgade, making it easy to change between the metro and the S-train. The transfer tunnel also has a moving walkway to aid a quick change. Furthermore there is a plan to relocate the S-train station further north to decrease the distance between the two stations. The station hall is constructed in a deep warm red color, signaling traffic, transportation and transit. The red color is a general theme for all the Circle Line stations that connect to the S-train: Nordhavn, Østerport, Nørrebro and Copenhagen Central Station.

The Orientkaj metro station will have its own local architectural identity – The White City
After Nordhavn Metro station the metro exits the underground tunnel and continues on an elevated track up to Orientkaj station. The station at Orientkaj will be of a different typology to the existing metro stations. The distance between the columns is to be enlarged, giving potential for green areas, bike paths, and public spaces beneath the track. In the same way as the stations on the Circle LIne, Orientkaj station will also have its own local architectural identity. The district and its surrounding buildings have been conceptualized as The White City; they will be constructed with white mosaic tiles on the stairs and lifts. Internally, the station hall will also be white. Externally, the structure will be clad in light aluminum, which will reflect the sky. The platform level will enjoy a view over the harbor, as well as views of the new city that is under construction. The new elevated station will become a prominent landmark in the new district.