Andreas Beck Co-living

Residents of Lange Eng gather at a makeshift long table to eat dinner. Since many of the residents are on vacation, today's dinner was " bring a dish" theme. Lange Eng was founded 10 years ago as a Co-living community with around 200 residents where every family has their own house while simultaneously sharing duties such as preparing communal dinner and maintaining the garden.

Creative Director Kaave Pour, Strategy Director Guillaume Charny-Brunet and Project Lead Jamiee Williams from Space10 - a future living lab based in Copenhagen.

Rine Riskjær, 32 y.o, plays with her daughter Ronja Uld Riskjær, 1y.o, on the floor at the apartment in Lange Eng.
The apartments at Lange Eng vary in size. The smallest apartments are 72 square meters and the biggest 128 square meters.
Lange Eng was designed by Danish architects Dorte Mandrup Architects.

Paul Sephton(L) 28 y.o from South Africa and Tim Aardenburg from the Netherlands sharing pizza and a glass of wine in their shared living room in one of lifeX apartments in the Østerbro neighbourhood in Copenhagen. The apartment is fully furnished by the Danish company HAY.

Sitting on a balcony Saloni Deva 30 y.o from Sweden looking over Østre Anlæg, one of the many lush and green parks in Copenhagen Denmark. The grand view is just one of the many luxurious thing that come a long when you rent a room from LifeX. LifeX is a relocationing and co-living company based in Copenhagen.

Paul Sephton(L) 28 y.o from South Africa, Saloni Deva(middle) 30 y.o from Sweden and Tim Aardenburg from the Netherlands having a tea and a glass of wine in their shared kitchen in one of lifeX apartments in the Østerbro neighbourhood in Copenhagen.

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