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RAIL BALTIC PARNU PASSENGER TERMINAL in Estonia by Spark Architects

Tuesday, January 20th, 2015

Article source: SPARK

Site conditions / new location.

New Rail Baltic Parnu passenger terminal is located next to Parnu River, in the south part of Parnu town. The current site is considered to become a transportation hub for all public transports in the near future. In order to use the full potential of the site and its context, as well as to preserve nature, the new terminal building will be located in the south part of the competition area, next to the future Rail Baltic railroads. The new location of the terminal building creates an imaginary axis of future connection between both river and overland transportation networks. Also, since the new terminal buildings is within walking distance from a drop-off area for the public transportation, it will also serve as a bus stop for city buses, as well as an drop off zone for private vehicles and public taxis. Therefore, the new location of terminal building will become the central junction for all transportation networks.

Image Courtesy © Spark Architects

Image Courtesy © Spark Architects

  • Architects: SPARK Architect
  • Project:  RAIL BALTIC PARNU PASSENGER TERMINAL
  • Location: Parnu town, Estonia
  • Team: (Project Architect) Uldis Sedlovs, Yuchen Zuo, Adrian Garcia
  • Project Director: Mingyin Tan

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BALTIC SEA ART PARK in Pärnu, Estonia by WXCA Sp.z o.o.

Tuesday, February 4th, 2014

Article source: WXCA Sp.z o.o.

The objective of the competition was to find the best visions for a common exhibition space of the Baltic Sea countries in Estonia.

The Baltic Sea Art Park will be located in the downtown of Pärnu, on the left shore of the Pärnu River. According to initial plans, folk art and art work of professionals of the Baltic Sea nations will be  exhibited in the floating pavilions. To establish these national pavilions, nine countries will be invited: Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Finland with autonomous Aland,  Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Sweden.

Image Courtesy © WXCA Sp.z o.o.

  • Architects: WXCA Sp.z o.o.
  • Project: BALTIC SEA ART PARK
  • Location: Pärnu, Estonia
  • Authors: Zbigniew Wroński, Szczepan Wroński, Marta Sękulska – Wrońska, Małgorzata Dembowska, Krzysztof Moskała, Michał Czerwiński; visualisations – Sebastian Kochel.



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