Print Editions Fall 2019 Long Reads Special Report

How Vienna Got Housing Right

November 24, 2019

Vienna’s Hundertwasserhaus is a Gemeindebau – probably one of the most unusual social housing buildings in the world (c) Wien Tourismus / Peter Rigaud

Vienna's population is growing fast, but the city's commitment to social housing means people in all parts of society can still afford to live here.

Janima Nam

Janima Nam is a freelance journalist, translator, and editor living in Vienna. She has a BFA in film from New York University and a Masters degree (MA) from the London Consortium in Interdisciplinary Studies.

Print Editions Fall 2019 Long Reads Special Report

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