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Vindmøllebakken is a collaboration between Helen&Hard architects and Kruse Smith real estate: The whole development comprises 40 co-living units, 4 townhouses, and 10 apartments. The project is planned using a low-rise typology with 3-5 stories and is built of prefabricated timber elements. This refers to the traditional timber housing typology of the neighbourhood.  Vindmøllebakken has become a modern housing typology that fulfills human, social, and environmental needs in a sustainable way Indoor Courtyard, Stavanger Norway, Communal Living, Communal Kitchen, Stavanger, Urban Living, Structural Engineering, Housing Market, Common Area

Vindmøllebakken is a collaboration between Helen&Hard architects and Kruse Smith real estate: The whole development comprises 40 co-living units, 4 townhouses, and 10 apartments. The project is planned using a low-rise typology with 3-5 stories and is built of prefabricated timber elements. This refers to the traditional timber housing typology of the neighbourhood. Vindmøllebakken has become a modern housing typology that fulfills human, social, and environmental needs in a sustainable way

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Shared Housing Architecture, Co Living Concept Architecture, Social Living Architecture, Public Housing Design, Communal Housing Architecture, Housing Units Architecture, Collective Housing Plan, Multi Housing Architecture, Communal Living Architecture

Founded in 1912, The University of Hong Kong is the leading and oldest tertiary institute in Hong Kong. In the early years, the University was host to four Faculties: Arts, Engineering, Medicine and Science. The late 1940’s and the 1950’s were characterized by the city’s dramatic expansion due to emigration from China and the needs of the industry. The Department of Architecture was first introduced into the University in 1950, under the Deanship of Professor R. Gordon Brown. The first…

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