Mission

What we seek to do

Accelerate the supply of affordable living spaces with a minimum use of natural resources.

Progress

We work to improve these current numbers

CO2

Rents

15%

4,6 kg

below market average

CO2 / m2 / year

Satisfaction

7,6/10

overall satisfaction

  • Billede

    In 2023, a CO2 law (finally) passed in Denmark limiting new buildings to emit less than 12 kg co2 / m2 year. Our existing designs are 60% below the 2023 requirement. If measuring not per m2 but per person our residents live with 80% less carbon emission from their homes. To get closer to zero emissions, we are working on Generation 5 and Earth Robots.

  • We compare our rents to the market prices of rooms in the areas we operate in. Our goal is too be 15% below market prices. The 2025 rental data puts median markets prices at 6.000 kr. (based on 1.311 observations). Our price in 2025 has been 5.583 kr. or 5.083 kr. including utilities and subsidies. To improve, we are working on the Flexible Housing Model that will secure a future value of our units, thereby streching the investment horisont and help us reduce rents.

  • Billede

    Using surveys and statistical analysis we are seeking to understand in detail what makes a place nice to live in. We currently score an average of 7,6/10 in overall satisfaction. To improve this score we are mainly focusing on improving shared spaces.

Journey so far

Next level

These are the major innovations we are creating to move forward…

Village
Generation 5

Flexible Housing
Model

2025

2026

Village
Generator

Earth
Robots

2026

2027

Village Generation 5

Solar
Roof

Bio
wall

2025

Flexible
floor plan

Less carbon Village Generation 5 has reduced carbon footprint by ~30% compared to our generation 4 design going from 7kg co2/m2/year to 4,6kg co2/m2/year. This is achieved by lesser use of materials, biobased walls and a full solar roof.

Full Floor Plan Flexibility allow an entire floor to be remodeled from 8 to 1 room giving the flexibility to use the building for anything ranging from small space living to larger housing units or even open office space

EFFEKT Arkitekter

Born by fire. A key barrier to building with wood is fire safety. In creating Village Generation 5 we are going trough a rigours testing process to ensure that our design holds up in case of fire. It is a bit similar to the crash tests required by new car designs.

Flexible housing model

6 floors
max

2026

90% value recycle

The Flexible Housing Model is a business model for the transformation of our villages into permanant affordable housing units.

We are developing this business model together with publich housing assoications. The goal is that we can take all the ongoing feedback of residents living currently living in the basic units and then use that to upgrade and convert housing into public housing.

Flexibility to reshape both existing and future villages functionally and aesthecitally. The goal is to allow the transformation of a 2-3 floor village into a 6 floor village.

When reshaping a village we want to recycle as much as possible. The goal is to be able to recycle 90% of the materials and the time invested into the existing village in the transformation process.

Organic site development is enabled by this model by the ability to move buildings. Cities and landowners can use this to better respond to changing needs over time. It also allow for a radically new way of engaging citizens that can take part of the evaluation and redesign neighbourhoods based on actual experiences.

EFFEKT Arkitekter

Village Generator

2026

Village Generator is a building technology that allow for a faster design, approval, production and assembly flow for residential projects.

We are building this because - like everyone else - we hate how design, tendering, permitting, ordering, manufacturing and assembly is working today; slow and full of mistakes and frustrations.

We are making an integrated value chain so that we can half the time it takes to go from idea to move in.

Made for villagers, built by villagers is a goal. Essentially, to make construction so easy that people can take part in creating their own homes even with no prior experience.

Earth Robots

2027

More info coming soon

A local, low carbon supply chain A key barrier to the supply of affordable housing is the limited supply of materials and labour. We are steadily running out of basic materials and the demographic trend is fewer hands to do the work in the future.

A combination of earth and robots might help solve this bottleneck.

Together with the robotics industry, we are working on setting up a new supply chain for processing broadly available and cheap materials such as earth.