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    Trestensvej - social and private housing

Overview

On Trestensvej in Skælskør, a mixed residential area is being created with 34 apartments in circular houses and 24 homes in terraced houses. KHR Architecture is the architectural consultant for the social housing company Bo-Vita and the property company Trestensvej ApS, who have joined forces on the social part of the project in a delegated client model. The project is being developed in collaboration with Sandkjær and Svanen Development. In addition to the 58 homes, green common areas and a community centre will be created to create a good community on Trestensvej.

Facts
City
Skælskør
Country
Denmark
Client
BoVita and Ejendomsselskabet Trestensvej ApS
Year
2024
Area
5300 ㎡

Public and private housing

In addition to the circular buildings, there are also terraced houses and a community centre that supports social activities and community among the residents. The development will consist of both public and private housing built in a delegated developer model.

The project will be completed in 2027 and is part of a larger planned development of the Trestens area in Skælskør.

'Circular' communities

Two circular buildings create a unique architectural expression and contribute to a strong sense of community among residents through the shared outdoor space in the centre.

One of the circle houses is a senior community, which of course also benefits from being part of the larger community in the development.

Throughout the project, a close interaction between housing and landscape is envisaged.

"The choice of wooden facades throughout the public part of the development blends well with the surrounding nature and contributes to the sustainability of the project."

Torben Juul, Partner and Design Director
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