On Ørnegårdsvej in the Copenhagen suburb of Gentofte, there is a multi-story building from 2006. Adjacent to the building is Gentofte’s old water tower, which was converted into 86 youth residences during the construction in 2006. The youth residences feature a glass bay window that provides spaciousness, ample natural light, and magnificent views – some of the residences even have a view of the Øresund Bridge. The residences are designed with an open kitchen, wardrobe, workspace, and a loft with a sleeping area measuring 200 x 145 cm. The kitchen includes a stove with two burners, an oven, and an extractor hood. Upon request, residents can obtain permission to install a dishwasher, washing machine, and dryer. All residences are equipped with shelves or cabinets for storage, and the absence of doorsteps makes the residences wheelchair-accessible. Each residence includes a
