Provstehuset

Provstehuset consists of 131 student residences and houses more than 180 students. In August 2017, the first residents moved in and ever since many homes have been created.

Appartment 1

32 m2

3 rooms

Student housing

Description

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Fitness

Parking

Handicap friendly

Sports field

Balcony

Sharing friendly

Roof terrace

Common room

Bike parking

Communal kitchen

Storage room

Attic

Location description

Provstehuset in Nordvest

Provstehuset is located in the diverse Northvest quarter close to Copenhagen's educational institutions. Northwest exudes life and contains beautiful nature and city combined in one. With a few minutes walk to shopping opportunities and public transport, the location of your home makes everyday life easy.

At Provstehuset, we take the principle of diversity to heart and welcome Danish as well as foreign students. This, we believe, creates a strong dynamic where friendships are formed across national borders.

We offer

Based on the property's short lifespan, we offer modern homes as well as beautifully furnished common areas.

Provstehuset offers several different facilities, all of which are adapted to the house's beautiful surroundings.

Common room • Common kitchen • Study room • Free fitness • Roof terrace • Free yard parking • Locked bicycle cellar • Laundry

We have an office in the building, which creates informal and easily accessible contact between Provstehuset's residents and employees.

The architect's ideas

When you enter the common room in Provstehuset, you quickly discover that some creative and different ideas have been thought of.
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You can see how nature is welcomed inside. Not only because the materials are chosen in natural wood, which gives the room warmth. But also because you find tree trunks, where it is not difficult to imagine that the tree crowns move up above the roof of the house.

The layout of the room gives you many options, regardless of whether it concerns socializing or reading homework - or something in between.

Challenge your best opponent in foosball while spectators cheer in the stands.

Inspire, motivate and engage by taking notes and creating mind maps with your study group on the huge notepads.

Bring out the playful child in you and sit on a swing while you have fun with your best friends.

Immerse yourself and find peace by taking a seat in the secluded study room, where the wooden slats shield you from the surroundings.

The architect's execution of ideas thus creates space for social interaction or immersion in many different ways.

History of Provstehuset

Provstehuset was built on the corner of Provstevej and Theklavej in 2017.

Prior to the construction of the student housing complex, the plan in 2008 was to demolish the former corner property from 1887, which was built on what was then Carolinevej (today Provstevej) and Thoravej.

In the old days, the property housed families with children, where you easily found space for two adults and six children in just 29 square meters. In comparison, you get three square meters more in the Provstehuset's smallest student accommodation.

Back in 2008, Den Gamle By in Aarhus was just looking for a corner property for the museum's 1974 quarter. When they heard about the demolition project of the old property, it was not far from thought to action. Instead of the property having to suffer the harsh fate, it was shipped to Aarhus and given a new lease of life.

Today, a piece of the Northwest is thus on display when visitors go on a discovery trip to the living museum in Den Gamle By.