Obscure Social. Transforming post-communist housing typologies
Navn
Magdalena Gauden
Uddannelsesgrad
Kandidat
Fagfelt
Arkitektur
Institut
Arkitektur og Kultur
Program
Political Architecture: Critical Sustainability
År
2026
Situated in Poland, project explores how echos of communism affect modes of living and housing.
Through an analysis of societal perception, separating programmes and rigid tectonics, the project provides tools for transformation of post-communist housing typologies in Poland. It moves between a situated practice and a paradigmatic realm of country’s scale proliferated blocks of flats, asking if it is possible to lay grounds for communities in post-soviet society rejecting the communal?
INTERESTS
Diagram of project interests
DESIGN PROPOSAL
Map of Bielany with strategic location of proposed programmes
Paradigmatic and exceptional - proposed programmes in post-communist blocks of flats.
Plan of the transformed block of flats
Facade of the transformed block of flats
Model of former typology
Model of broken down typology
Axonometric drawing and collage of proposed transformation
Crafts, music room, social dining and cooking spaces.
Social barbecque space.
Cafe/bakery.
Winter garden joining two apartments together
Pardigmatic map of post-communist typological transformations possible locations.
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