The houses are of two types, each containing 8 apartments; 2 houses of type A maisonette and 3 of type B maisonette and a furnished attic. Houses A have 2 RK (rooms and a kitchen) and 3 RK respectively. Houses B have 2 RK and 3 RK on one level. Apartments with 4 RK and 5 RK are in two levels (maisonettes) with an internal open staircase. The upper level includes an upper hall,  bedrooms, wc/shower and a wardrobe. The hall has connection with the outdoors through the skylight window.

All the apartments have entrance enclosures – an additional uninsulated passage/doorway that during summertime serves as an airing area. There is a cold storage room directly neighbouring with the entrance enclosure. From the entrance there is a good view of the whole apartment and into the kitchen/living room. The latter forms an open space easy to furnish. The kitchen/living room has a direct connection with a balcony/patio on the south-west. The generous floor-to-ceiling height, 2500 mm , combined with big windows and slanting window bays provide the apartments with light, air and space. Bedrooms may be divided in two parts - a bedroom and a study. There is a possibility to put an extra door before moving in.

In order to strengthen the sense of light, air and space in the apartments a particular signifance is attached to the colour scheme where light colours have been used against darker background walls. Entrance enclosures, window bays, ceilings, windows, doors, cupboards are painted white to give as much light as possible. Floors are made of laminated parquett of oak for a warm and cosy feeling.

During the summer the outer doors, balcony door and windows/skylights may be left open to give the flat an airing.

Electricity and hot service water are metered separately for each apartment. 

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