Haszkovó Housing Estate Re-imagined as Vibrant Urban Installations

The Haszkovó housing estate in the city of Veszprém, Hungary has been seen as a failed urban development: "grey, sad, and soulless". However, this cold structure managed to shelter 20,000 inhabitants within its walls, standing as a "real city" within the area.

On the occasion of Veszprém Design Week, a collaborative project by five renowned architects and architecture studios: Edward Crooks, Point Supreme, Supervoid, MAIO, and Paradigma Ariadné, invited the visitors to change the perception and current state of Haszkovó, by creating five vibrant, portable, and durable urban artifacts.

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Cite: Dima Stouhi. "Haszkovó Housing Estate Re-imagined as Vibrant Urban Installations " 18 Nov 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/928534/haszkovo-housing-estate-re-imagined-as-vibrant-urban-installations> ISSN 0719-8884

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