Eesti Kultuurkapitali arhitektuuri sihtkapitali aastapreemia laureaat 2019 arhitektuurse lahenduse eest
Eesti Arhitektide Liidu aastapreemia laureaat 2019
Eesti Sisearhitektide Liidu aastapreemia laureaat 2019
Location
Põhja blv. 7, Tallinn
Competition Team
Joel Kopli, Koit Ojaliiv, Juhan Rohtla, Eik Hermann (KUU arhitektid)
Architecture
Joel Kopli, Koit Ojaliiv, Juhan Rohtla, Eik Hermann, Kalle Komissarov, Rene Sauemägi (KUU arhitektid)
Restoration of the Facades of Eugen Habermann Building
Katrin Etverk, Ketlyn Tänavsuu (Arhitektuuribüroo Katrin Etverk)
Interior Architecture
Tarmo Piirmets, Raul Tiitus (Pink)
Assistants (Interior Architecture)
Birgit Palk, Inna Fleišer (Pink)
Landscape Architecture
Karin Bachmann, Mirko Traks, Uku Mark Pärtel (KINO maastikuarhitektid)
Engineering
Tom Arula, Piret Lindma, Andres Sokk
Project Manager
Jaan Aru
Total Area
4429m2
Net Area
12300m2
Competition
2014
Project
2015-2017
Construction
2017-2018
Commissioned by
Eesti Kunstiakadeemia
Constructor
Astlanda Ehitus
Cast-In-Place Concrete and Installation Works
Maru Betoonitööd
Photos
Tõnu Tunnel, Tarmo Piirmets

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TAGASI

In my opinion, the key idea of the incompleteness of the new EAA building as well as the parts providing alternating spatial experience give a very good framework for the activity within the building. The space here does not weigh you down – often you do not even notice it and it allows you to concentrate. Then again, the building does manifest itself on daily basis. The spatial experience and the habits of using space may be dislocated by an unexpected activity, event or relocation. It may of course be taken as a fascinating situation, on the other hand, everybody has had direct experience with pressure piling up due to actual lack of space. Thus, also the new building attests the fact that EAA still needs to be resourceful in its use of space.
Epp Lankots, EAA Vice-Rector of Research

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