"This is the best city I have seen." Hiroki Matsuura will create a master plan for Irpen

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The famous architect visited the settlement destroyed by Russia and agreed with the authorities on cooperation. 

About this informed former mayor of Irpen Volodymyr Karpluk. 

"Held a working meeting with Hiroki Matsuura - a famous Japanese architect, the founder of the international architecture and urban planning office MADMA urbanism+landscape and MASA architects. We discussed important issues of the restoration of the city's infrastructure destroyed by the Russian occupiers and the development of Irpen", Karpluk said.

Hiroki Matsuura will create and present the Irpen master plan. Photo: Volodymyr Karpluk

The architect during a meeting with the mayor Oleksandr Markushyn and representatives of the city. Photo: Volodymyr Karpluk

The day before, Hiroki Matsuura visited Irpin and inspected the consequences of the destruction. Photo: Volodymyr Karpluk

The result of the meeting was an agreement on cooperation - Hiroki Matsuura will develop and present the master plan of Irpen, where he will highlight the features of its restoration. Volodymyr Spivak, CEO of the "Brave" society and the MOLODIST investment group, will act as the project manager from the city's side.

Hiroki Matsuura during the examination of Irpen. Photo: Facebook.com/MADMAurbanismlandscape

"This is the best city I have seen. For us, urban planners, Irpin is a dream city. I understood why young families move here," said Matsuura

It is worth noting that he is a well-known architect in Ukraine participated in the creation of the central square in the innovation park UNIT.City, designed the building of the university "Metinvest Polytechnic" in Mariupol, a dormitory for students and the central park. 

 

 

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