Ovo na prvi pogled liči na obično naselje, ali ako ga bolje pogledate iz vazduha, ostaćete bez daha

Postoji mnoštvo urbanih naselja na svetu koja su toliko jedinstvena da vas jednostavno mogu ostaviti bez teksta.

Jedno takvo nalazi se u Danskoj.

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Radi se o Brodbi Gardenu, koji se nalazi u predgrađu Kopehnagena, a naselje je jedinstveno jer su sve kuće raspoređene u krugove.

Svaka kuća ima veliko dvorište u kom su moguće različite aktivnosti, a uz to su i kuće dovoljno razmaknute jedna od druge da je nemoguće čuti buku komšija.

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Ideja o stvaranju ovakvog naselja odobrena je još 1964. godine, a baš ovakav tip dvorišta nije odabran slučajno.

 

 

 

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While visiting the beautiful capital city of Copenhagen in Denmark, I encountered what seems like an alien civilization 👽 To my surprise, these are just small piece of what called, "Colony Gardens", literally a garden space that Danish citizens can rent to grow produces & vegetables. Space is extremely limited if you're living the main city so this is the perfect way to have your own gardens & get back to nature! Owners are allowed to live there between April-October to take care of their gardens (can't grow anything in the winter 😄) . What a unique way of contributing to a better planet 🌏 Way to go Danes 👏 🇩🇰 .A post shared by Henry Do (@henry_do) on Jun 10, 2019 at 9:01am PDT

Iza ove ideje stoji želja da ima više interakcije sa komšijama koji iznajmljuju ili kupuju kuće.

 

 

 

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The Round Gardens 🍀🌳 // Unreal how my recent images from here went crazy viral... I put together this video to hopefully help everyone understand more about this phenomenon allotment gardens. These 12 circular community gardens were designed by the genius landscape architect Erik Mygind as a place where people can get away from the stresses of apartment living, plant some fruit trees and to relax on the weekend. Typical rent per garden is around $150/month. Due to zoning restrictions, people can only live on the property 6 months out of the year. The intention behind this unique layout was to mimic the traditional patterns of the 18th century Danish villages, where people would use the middle as a focal point for hanging out, mingle and social interchange between neighbors. To create somewhat of a privacy between each gardens, the bordering hedges are slanted towards the middle and being used for parking purposes as you can see from the video. Love it or hate it, I hope you'll enjoy this video & share it to those that take their backyard for granted 😊😁 #amazingdenmark .A post shared by Henry Do (@henry_do) on Aug 21, 2019 at 9:02am PDT

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