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Tallinn Music High School, Ballet School and Georg Otsa Music School in Estonia by Atelier Thomas Pucher

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011

Article source: Atelier Thomas Pucher

The key concept was to create not only a building but also a new meaningful city space connecting the people, the place, its history and their music. The building delimits the boundaries of the plot, enclosing an expanse of green at its core: a garden that is urban yet isolated from the hubbub of the city.

Bird Eye View (Image Courtesy Thomas Pucher)

Architects:Atelier Thomas Pucher
Project:Tallinn Music High School, Ballet School and Georg Otsa Music School
Location:Tallinn, Estonia
Design Team: Thomas Pucher, Klaus Hohsner, Gustav Ibing, Daniel Kotrasch, Magdalena Kraska, Robert Lamprecht, Martin Mathy, Martin McLean, Dorota Nagowska, Erich Ranegger, Jan Schrader, Elisabeth Weber.
Acoustical Engineering: BBM MÜLLER

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RAKVERE Summer Theater in Tallinn, Estonia by Kadarik Tüür Arhitektid

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

Article source: Kadarik Tüür Arhitektid

The outdoor theatre stage is built especially for 12 plays during the summer. Its main architectural goal is to create a closed, comfortable and intimate space that creates an immediate connection with the audience and the actors.

Image Courtesy Noor Eesti

Architects: Kadarik Tüür Arhitektid
Project: RAKVERE Summer Theater
Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Photography: Noor Eesti
Software used: 3dmax, photoshop, rhinoceros

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Rakvere Linnametsa residential area spatial planning in Estonia by Peter Sand

Friday, June 10th, 2011

Article source: Peter Sand

The approach of this proposal has been to develop a residential area with a strong connection to the context. By being located on the very edge, where the city and the forest merge together, there has been given an unique opportunity to make an area in the city and in the forest at the same time with the advances it is giving.

Rakvere Linnametsa residential area spatial planning

Architect: Peter Sand
Name of Project: Rakvere Linnametsa residential area spatial planning
Location: Rakvere, Estonia
Year of design: April 2011
Role of Peter Sand: Lead Architect
Clients: KredEx, IFHP (International Federation for Housing and Planning), the Union of Estonian Architects and the City of Rakvere
Program: Houses, kindergarten and community centre for the elderly
Size of site area: 90.000 m2
Size of built area: 10.000 m2