Urbanitarian

Radiorækkerne

By DANIELSEN ARKITEKTER
In Copenhagen, Denmark

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The district features townhouses inspired by classic Danish townhouses, creating a compact layout that promotes human-scaled paths and gardens between the rows of houses.
Each residence includes a front and back garden, in keeping with the traditional townhouse layout.

The district is car-free, with parking available on the edge of the residential area.
A network of small paths and squares connects the playground, the surrounding park, and the city, encouraging walking and cycling as primary means of movement.

The spaces between the rows of townhouses are designed to act as gathering spaces and play areas.
All houses have green roofs made of stonecrops and other plants, which help to cool interiors, act as a noise barrier, and provide water retention surfaces to manage rainwater.

The houses are constructed using yellow brick, paired with zinc bay windows and wood-framed windows. The materials were selected for their durability and long-lasting qualities.
The combination of sustainable materials and green roofs aligns with Copenhagen’s vision of achieving carbon neutrality by 2025.

Each house has two bay windows, which are staggered across the facades, creating architectural variation.

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