Banehaverne/Banemarksvej

Banehaverne is situated on the border between the two municipalities of Glostrup and Brøndby in west Copenhagen, and is an impressive housing development that covers six blocks and comprises 667 rental units for all ages and family types.

From industrial area to attractive housing estate

The former industrial area on Banemarksvej in Brøndby has today been transformed into a vibrant and modern residential area with bright apartments and stylish terraced buildings. The charming green courtyards support the sense of community, and are perfect for relaxation and recreational activities while harmoniously tying the development together as a whole.

Along Banemarksvej, 217 two-to-five-room apartments have been built in 13 different housing types distributed between a combination of terraced buildings and blocks. In Glostrup, the development consists of three L and horseshoe-shaped buildings, which together with the terraced buildings form four blocks. Here, there are 393 two-to-five-room apartments distributed between 26 different housing types, offering considerable flexibility for potential residents and their various needs.

Focus on quality and detail

The residential units at Banehaverne are all designed to meet different needs and lifestyles with a consistent focus on quality and detail. The well-thought-out floor plans ensure optimum utilisation of the available square metres, while large window sections ensure ample natural light and a pleasant sense of space.

The prefabricated bathrooms, supplied by Green Box, have a timeless design with light, quality materials and integrated space for both washing machine and tumble-dryer. At the same time, the emphasis is on functionality and aesthetics, contributing to an elegant and modern living experience.

Sustainability in focus

Banehaverne has been developed to high standards of sustainability, energy efficiency and biodiversity. The materials and construction methods have been carefully selected to minimise the development’s environmental impact, while the green communal areas are designed with both aesthetics and natural ecosystems in mind.

This sustainable focus has earned the development the coveted DGNB Gold certification, which is a seal of quality for responsible construction that takes both the environment and people into account.