Project information
- Location Copenhagen, Denmark
 - Area3.500 m²
 
Project details
- Year — 2017
 - StatusDelivered
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                            Partners
                                                                                                URBAN AGENCY
                                                                
BOGL
Klaus Nielsen
 - Client Boligselskabet DFB, v/DOMEA
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                            Enquiries
                                                                                            Mads Lund
Britt Nemmøe
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                            Scope
                                                                                                Residential design
                                                                
New Build
 
In a remarkable transformation, the Sommerlyst development on Geislersgade in Amager has revitalized a once weary landscape. The previously tired and dilapidated apartment blocks have undergone a vibrant rebirth as social housing, illustrating the profound impact that thoughtful architectural revitalization can have on both a structure and its surrounding community.
        
    A Variety of Housing
The development comprises a total of 28 new family homes ranging between 72 and 114 m², offering a diverse range of housing options. The residences include two- and three-story terraced houses with private front gardens, single-story apartments, and penthouses located at the top, featuring their own roof terrace.
        
    
        
    
        
    Hi Neighbour!
The interconnected apartments are navigated through a system of staggered roof terraces and balconies, contributing to the creation of a dynamic courtyard with numerous seating areas. From this courtyard side, residents enjoy views of and access to Fællesgården, a sizable green courtyard. The ground floor also houses two retail spaces, and an underground parking garage adds to the overall convenience of the development.