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This wooden house, featuring 475 mm foundation insulation using Sundolitt construction, 350 mm insulation in the walls and roof, triple-glazed climate windows, and solar panels on the roof with battery storage and an EV charging station, is undoubtedly the best-insulated holiday home on Bornholm. This is a true example of climate friendliness.

Designed, planned, and sold but constructed by other developers.

This project in Rønne transformed the former Pinsekirken (Pentecostal Church) into modern senior housing. The development features multiple residential units designed with accessibility and comfort in mind, catering to the specific needs of senior residents.

The building retains its clean and simple architectural style, with white plastered facades and a traditional red tile roof, blending seamlessly into the surrounding neighborhood. Each unit includes private outdoor spaces, such as balconies or terraces, while shared walkways and fencing add to the sense of community.

Gudhjemhave is a thoughtfully designed development consisting of 12 senior housing units located in the picturesque town of Gudhjem. The project emphasizes accessibility, comfort, and a sense of community while maintaining the charm and architectural character of the local area.

The homes feature white plastered brick facades, traditional red tile roofs, and energy-efficient solutions, including solar panels. The design prioritizes functionality and low maintenance, making them ideal for senior residents seeking a peaceful and practical living environment.

Strandbo in Snogebæk has undergone a remarkable transformation from a hotel into 17 individually designed summer houses. Positioned in the coveted first row by the water, these homes offer breathtaking views and direct access to the serene coastline of Bornholm.

This single-family home in Snogebæk was designed and built with the needs of retirees in mind. Featuring a classic architectural style, the house incorporates practical elements such as a spacious carport and carefully planned interior layouts to enhance comfort and accessibility. The exterior’s white plaster facade and traditional red tile roof create a timeless aesthetic that blends seamlessly with its surroundings. This project demonstrates a focus on functionality and simplicity while ensuring a welcoming and low-maintenance living environment.

This property, constructed in 2006, represents an early example of climate-friendly building practices. The house features a modern yet timeless design, combining sustainable materials with energy-efficient solutions. Key elements include high-quality insulation, strategic use of natural light through skylights and windows, and durable roofing and facade materials that ensure low maintenance and long-term performance. The thoughtful integration of eco-friendly construction techniques highlights a commitment to sustainability while maintaining aesthetic appeal and functionality.

This wooden house is designed with sustainability and efficiency in mind, featuring solar heating and a covered carport for added convenience. The project showcases a cost-effective and environmentally friendly approach to senior housing, combining practicality with modern energy solutions to meet the needs of a single pensioner.