Oct 5, 2021
Budapest, 1971. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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Budapest, 1971. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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Ikarus and Panelház in Újpalota, Budapest, Hungary
Panelház is a Hungarian term for a type of concrete block of flats (panel buildings), built in the People's Republic of Hungary and other Eastern Bloc countries. It was the main urban housing type in the Socialist-era, which still dominates the Hungarian cityscape.
Panel house with loggias aka Tv-Panelhaz / “Teve” Pecs, Hungary, built in 1972 A… Panel house with loggias aka Tv-Panelhaz / "Teve" Pecs, Hungary, built in 1972 Architect Tillai Ernő
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Prefab then and now.
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What would the Roman’s have thought about buildings made of prefabricated concrete panels?
The immense estates. In the touristic view, they are the first sight of the legacy left by communism, and as such a stunning, numbing, indictment - the sheer barbarity, the intellectual, visual and human vacancy of surrounding such diverse, picturesque and richly decorative cities as Budapest, Prague...with a cordon sanitaire of monolithic, univocal and reductive concrete slabs. You must trudge through in a coach or cab through communism to arrive at the gorgeous past, and the contrast is not kind. In the view of locals, it's unsurprisingly a little more complex.
Owen Hatherley in “Landscapes of Communism”
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