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Drawing by Kunnatharayil, Kim, Monge Kaser, and Yin

Title

Haga

Authors
Erin Hyelin Kim
Xiaoyue Yin
Jincy Kunnatharayil
Samantha Monge Kaser

Course
The Urban Atlas

Project Description

The first planned suburb outside of city fortifications, Haga was first defined by its natural surroundings and the threat of invasion. The neighborhood endured periods of demolition and reconstruction, most recently mass demolition and rehabilitation efforts in the late 1970s. The versatile urban fabric of this small parish absorbs private interests around its perimeters, vibrant commercial activity across its center, and community-oriented housing within its block interiors. The Haga blocks are exemplary instances of adaptive form, able to support courtyard buildings of introverted and extroverted qualities in even hybrid combinations.