A proposal for the heart of the town: give the square back to people rather than parked cars.
The main square of Kézdivásárhely is the town's most important shared space: a market place for centuries, landscaped as a park in the early twentieth century, and later largely taken over by cars.
The design starts from the historic town fabric — the courtyards, burgher houses and the proportions of the square set the frame. The aim is a square that keeps the memory of the place while being handed on to the next generation as a liveable, pedestrian-friendly town centre.
