Our architectural concept for the High-Rise Tartu MNT-17 in Tallinn is rooted in the ethos of creating a dynamic, functional, and visually captivating structure that seamlessly integrates into the fabric of the city while prioritizing human-scale interactions and environmental sensitivity. Our vision is to not only create a striking landmark but also to enhance the quality of urban life and public spaces surrounding the building.

Iconic Silhouette with a Human Touch:

The design of the building will feature a distinctive silhouette that adds to Tallinn's skyline, yet it will also incorporate elements that resonate with human scale and sensitivity. This will be achieved through thoughtful facade articulation, setbacks at different levels to break down the massing, and the inclusion of terraces and green spaces at various heights to create visual interest and foster a sense of community.

Multi-Functional Spaces:

The building will serve as a multi-functional hub, seamlessly blending public, commercial, and residential spaces. At its base, there will be vibrant commercial areas, including cafes, shops, and galleries, designed to invigorate street life and create opportunities for social interaction. These spaces will spill out onto carefully designed public plazas and pedestrian walkways, enhancing the overall urban experience.

Semi-Public Amenities:

To offer residents and visitors alike opportunities to enjoy panoramic views of Tallinn, we will incorporate semi-public amenities such as a rooftop cafe, an art gallery showcasing local talent, and a viewing platform offering breathtaking vistas of the city and its surroundings. These spaces will not only serve as focal points for social gatherings but also contribute to the building's identity as a cultural destination.

Environmental Sensitivity:

Sustainability will be at the forefront of our design approach. The building will incorporate green building technologies, such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, and passive design strategies to minimize energy consumption and environmental impact. Vertical greenery and landscaped terraces will not only enhance the building's aesthetics but also promote biodiversity and improve air quality.