Kirsebærhaven on the outskirts of Copenhagen is a new type of apartment building developed by KHR's architects. The 33 terraced homes intertwine, so that entrances and gardens are formed alternately in the facade. It gives a social and visual dimension to the building, which naturally cultivates interactions among residents.

Situated between the city and the countryside, Kirsebærhaven offers residents easy access to the large natural ares of Amager, including Amager fælled, Ørestaden, and Amager Strand. In addition, there are several attractive schools in the area, easy access to both the metro, the Øresund motorway and the airport.

You get both the qualities of the city and nature within a cycle ride. The Kirsebærhaven establishes a harmonious transition in the area between the nearby low-rise detached house quarters and the site's other multi-storey buildings

Kirsebærhaven invites you to alternate between privacy and community according to need, mood and stage of life. The layout facilitates spontaneous interactions, fostering connections that span across generations, creating a vibrant community.

The gables are in yellow brick with light facade sections in wood. The apartments have light wooden floors in the living rooms and bright polished concrete floors in the entrance hall and bathroom. Open gardens, green roof terraces, common green living areas and pergolas at the entrances ensure a good balance between privacy and neighborliness.

"Kirsebærhaven is a family-friendly development that invites you to stay together and get together. All homes have a garden or roof terrace, plenty of daylight and good contact with the neighbourhood.” With its thoughtful design, Kirsebærhaven exemplifies a modern, community-centric approach to urban living, seamlessly blending the qualities of city life with the serenity of nature.