A trip through the Danish landscape

Denmark has many things to offer when it comes to cultural aspects, in its nature and architectural sightings. Many have heard about the Danish design and Scandinavian living, which appears in its architecture when it comes to how their houses are build and the appearance. We know that they are known to be one of the happiest countries in the world, and they know how to spend good times with their family and their friends. Especially when it is summer and the neighbors are invited to barbequing. They spend time in their garden during summer and we know for sure why.

Houses in residential areas in Denmark shows how much they care about appearance, modern look, functionality and great quality. The house does not only fulfill the need for a place to eat and sleep. It has an impact on the style of living and the time that are spend together with the family.

Landowners who has a dream, which includes the house of their dream, reach out to companies that can help them in guidance, permissions, drawings, construction etc. It is a process that can take about a year to be finished, but when it is finished then it is done to perfection. All the needs that the landowners has are implemented from the size of the house to the single type of brick, that are used. The next question is “Why are Danish style of houses that popular?” The short answer to this question is that every materials are chosen by specific reasons and all elements together forms the appearance of a modern good looking and functional house.

Which type of houses does Danish people prefer?

There are many types of houses. Yes it is called a type house in Denmark. We have gathered information about the ones that are preferred when people wants to build a new house. It depends on how big the land that they own is, and what they get permission to build. The construction companies have several types that can meet every type of requirements.

Length houses: As it is possible to read in the title, this kind of type house is known for its rectangular shape that allows sun to brighten up the room the whole day. This shape is preferred by landowners that have a narrow ground to build on so that they can utilize the space in an optimal way. Many house owners has a carport established in the structure of the house.

Multi-level houses: This type house are preferred when the need for space are large but the area to build on is narrow. Think of it at a more square shaped house but with multi-level. Some of the owners also want a cellar to utilize the space.

Funkishouses: This title is not familiar to anyone outside Denmark. The “funk” part of the title refers to functional. If you prefer this type hose type, then you want a more modern looking house with larger windows and a more characteristic Danish design house.

Angle houses: As you already have guessed, the angle part in this title refers to a L-shape. Many residential areas are full with this type, because it allows you to have a more private area where the family can spend time together. House owners of angle houses have a terrace where children can spend time with family and friends.

How much does it cost to build a type house in Denmark?

Every house is unique and the price depends on what you want, the quality, the types of material etc. If you have a specific requirement that is out of the ordinary, then you can expect a higher price. We have looked at many companies and can say that the square meter prices has an average price between 15 thousand to 18 thousand Danish Crowns.