Student Accommodation Copenhagen Near Me

4worldlovers: Urban Rigger expands and enhances urban areas- adding a brand new micro district to the city.

Our floating communities bring vibrant life to harbours and ports all year around – creating affordable, sustainable housing with fresh air, sea view and modern comfort.

Urban Rigger Living combines private spaces with plentiful community areas, and full access to the perks of the city and the maritime environment.

Comfortable, conscious, and connected living on water - in the city. That's Urban Rigger

In many cities and towns urban development is constrained by lack of space. Urban Rigger makes use of a huge unexplored natural resource – water. At the same time it brings new life to harbourareas by enhancing the waterfront with flexible, floating communities and attractive sustainable tiny living.

Urban Rigger is designed by BIG|Bjarke Ingels Group. The first rigger community has 72 apartments in the harbour of Copenhagen. Here Urban Rigger helped transform a largely undeveloped area just 10 minutes from Copenhagen’s city center into a vibrant housing community. They are our proof of concept

4worldlovers: We work to offer a sustainable lifestyle in a strong community.

Our Village on Nørrebro is located on a secret green plot on Nørrebro. Only a 2 minute bike ride from Den Røde Plads and Nørrebrogade and you’ll live in the middle of the unique atmosphere on Nørrebro with hang-out spots, café’s, falafel-joints and much more. There’s super easy access to the rest of the city with S-trains, and the metro line a stone throw away.

To make it extra great to be a first mover, we offer a 500 DKK first-mover discount on the monthly rent till August. First movers also receive a discount on their deposit. This means that we reduce the deposit by approx. 50% to 8000 kr.


Want to know more about Village Nørrebro? Check out this page to dive into it!


Located right next to the University of Copenhagen and the iconic Bikuben and Tietgen student halls, you will have immediate access to the university’s study facilities, the sprawling city life on Amagerbro and rich nature area by Amager Fælled and docks by Islands Brygge.


Our Vesterbro Village lies in a gem of a site, just off Enghavevej. You will live within walking distance of cafés and nightlife while enjoying the calm urban forest surrounding Village Vesterbro. By building dense, small and in wood, the CO2 emissions from Village Vesterbro are 70% lower than conventional constructions.


Our Refshaleøen village was completed in the summer of 2018 and lies by the waterfront, between the street food mecca "Reffen" and climbing centre Blocs & Walls. Only a ten minute bike ride from Nyhavn. Here, you will have access to the water, sports facilities, world class cafés and restaurants as well as festivals and parties.


We want to create the best place to live. For people and for the planet.


In the next three years, our goal is to offer 2500 homes in Copenhagen and demonstrate the sustainable life as the most attractive.


We work with accelerating the development of sustainable life in the city. Exploring co-living is our DNA. That exploration is focused on the spaces we build, the communities we foster and the services we offer.

4worldlovers: Every day, numerous Copenhageners pass by the arcades across from the Round Tower while probably being unaware that 100 students are living right on the other side: Regensen - or Collegium Domus Regiæ - has been located behind these red brick walls since 1623.

Regensen is the second oldest college in Denmark and has almost 450 years of cultural heritage behind it with proud traditions, diversity of thought, and a history beyond the usual.

Regensen accommodates 101 students. It is a self-governing institution whose overall management is placed under the University of Copenhagen. Up until 1848, the Faculty of Theology was responsible for running Regensen but since then, Regensen has been managed by several different boards. Most recently, the College Cooperative of 1983 (“Kollegiesamvirket af 1983”) was established, whose board is now responsible for managing Regensen as well as three other old, traditional colleges in Copenhagen: Elers, Valkendorfs and Borchs.