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It is Denmark’s most climate-friendly building project, and the materials can be bought at your local hardware store. But is it the way forward for Danish construction?

It is Denmark’s most climate-friendly project - four small terraced houses that could point a new way forward for Danish construction

The terraced houses here barely affect the climate at all. They sit on a larger construction site where an entirely new town is being built. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
The terraced houses here barely affect the climate at all. They sit on a larger construction site where an entirely new town is being built. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard

Bortset fra facaden af træ og skifer ligner de metervare. Også når man træder ind i huset: hvide vægge, store lyse firkantede klinker i entreen, laminatgulve og akustikplader i loftet.

Men de fire rækkehuse er ikke som alle andre nybyggede huse i Danmark.

De har sat danmarksrekord i bæredygtighed.

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