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

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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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