Yderlandsvej, 108 m2, 3 rooms, 18,400 kr.

Photos shown are taken from a random three-room apartment and therefore may not represent the specific unit. Området is a new development that takes shape where the former railway tracks met the open landscape of Østamager, rooted in the industrial heritage of Amagerbanen and planned with future green connections in mind. The project occupies the stretch between the old freight lines and forthcoming green corridors, offering direct access to Amager Fælled and placing residents only a short walk from Amager Strandpark. The beach park, a few minutes on foot from the homes, provides long promenades, sandy beaches and year-round activities. With a nearby metro station you are 10 minutes from Indre By and 5 minutes from the airport. Området is therefore positioned close to both city life and the sea, while maintaining respect for the area's character as it becomes a new chapter in Amager Strand's development.

The scheme contains several housing types: Minimalboligerne comprises 92 modern one-room units, each with a private terrace or balcony, designed for a simple, convenient everyday life with good daylight, contemporary materials and the practical fittings needed for daily living. These minimal homes are supported by shared facilities intended to strengthen community life, including a communal swap room where items can be reused, a common room with a kitchen for social events and shared laundry facilities that are arranged to encourage conversation while machines are running. These units are aimed primarily at students, young people and others who want an active urban lifestyle with both privacy and nearby social opportunities. Punkthuset offers 23 bright two-room apartments, all fitted with a private terrace or balcony, an open living area, a separate bedroom and large window sections; its location is chosen to create a calm atmosphere that balances private space and communal life, making these homes suitable for couples, singles and seniors. Boligkarréen contains 92 apartments ranging from 2 to 5 rooms, each with a private balcony or terrace and with some units featuring private roof terraces; the proximity to Øresund means that many of these homes have attractive sea views. The block's form establishes a protected courtyard that functions as a green social meeting point.

At street level the karré's ground floor accommodates commercial lettings with large façade windows and direct access from the pavement, suitable for small cafés, specialist shops, office-sharing concepts and similar uses, contributing to a lively streetscape. Around the buildings there are planned green common areas with playgrounds for children and seating zones with benches and planting - places intended for picnics and informal meetings and designed to act as natural gathering points across the different housing types. Parking is provided in a basement car park, offering convenient and secure access to vehicles, spaces for both cars and bicycles and the possibility to charge electric cars. The project ties lines of history, nature and urban life together with considered planning.

• Balcony/terrasse
• Floor plan