Albertslund · Kollegiernes Kontor i København (KKIK)
The numbers tell the story before anything else: Morbærhaven is home to 1,064 student apartments on a single site in Albertslund — making it the largest single-site student and youth housing complex in Denmark by unit count, and one of the largest in Scandinavia. Built between 1969 and 1971 as part of the Danish social housing expansion of that era, it underwent a comprehensive sustainability renovation between 2013 and 2018 led by Arkitema Architects, which replaced facades, installed new ventilation systems, added solar panels, and created direct garden access from ground-floor apartments.
The complex belongs to Albertslund Ungdomsboliger (AUB), a fully democratic public housing association: residents vote at afdelingsmøder, elect their own board, and shape major decisions about how the complex is run. Day-to-day administration is handled by FA09; waitlist registration goes through KKIK (kollegierneskontor.dk). Facilities are extraordinary in breadth: a pub, fitness centre, music rooms, woodworking and bike workshops, gamercafé, allotment gardens, communal halls, and 16 active resident groups. The trade-off is location — Albertslund is 14 km west of central Copenhagen, roughly 30 minutes by S-train.
PRIMARY SOURCE: aub.dk/ansog-om-lejlighed/ — full sublet policy published.
A western suburb on the S-train line, ~14 km from central CPH. Known for affordable housing and the Vestskoven forest.