Problems of Architecture of Modern Social Housing in Denmark
Studies of a modern district in Copenhagen (Denmark) are presented. The dependence of the district development on its strategic location is traced.The analysisof recent foreign developments in the field of architectural-town planning arrangement of residential district is made. Various approaches to the form shaping ofbuildings and to the use of bright facades are revealed. The absence of yard chamber spaces is noted. Problems characteristic for other similar modern districts ofsocial housing are revealed. The principle of mixing different social groups of population, when settling the district, as a method for solving complex social issuesis considered. Problems of the architecture of social housing encountered as a result are determined.