udbygninger
Udbygninger are buildings on a property that are ancillary to the main dwelling and not part of the residence itself. The term, used in Danish planning and architecture, covers a range of separate structures or extensions that provide additional space for storage, work, or other subsidiary functions. Common examples include garages and carports, tool sheds, workshops, greenhouses, barns, stables, pool houses, and guest annexes. They are typically smaller than the main house and may be constructed with various materials, such as wood, brick, or concrete, and may be one- or two-story depending on local rules and needs.
Construction and design: Outbuildings are often single-story, with simpler finishes than the primary dwelling. They may
Planning and regulation: Regulations for udbygninger vary by country and municipality. In Denmark, building permissions, setback
Uses and trends: Udbygninger support diverse functions—parking, storage, workshops, hobby rooms, home offices, or equestrian facilities.