In the studio apartment, he only sleeps, the rest he shares. A famous architect tries a revolution in housing

In Copenhagen, the Kaktus Towers project by Bjarke Ingels offers small apartments at affordable prices, promoting shared living spaces. The design has sparked controversy but also received accolades for addressing housing shortages. The towers feature rotating floors for varied views and communal areas, catering to urban dwellers who prioritize shared amenities over large private spaces. While some criticize the aesthetic, others see it as a solution for modern living needs.