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0072 | Tallinn, Estonia | TALLINA VESI HQ

Project type:

Office, HQ

Location:

Tallinn, ESTONIA

Lead Architect:

AA|DC

Local Architect:

Panda Arhitektid, Tallinn

Landscape:

GuldanArchitects, Bratislava



Tallinna Vesi, Estonia’s leading water utility company, has launched an ambitious project for its new headquarters in Tallinn. Designed as a beacon of sustainability and innovation, the new building is conceived to harmonize with its natural surroundings while exemplifying cutting-edge water recycling and treatment practices.

The architectural vision behind the headquarters is deeply rooted in environmental responsiveness. The massing of the structure is carefully shaped to integrate with the landscape, offering unobstructed views of the nearby lake. This thoughtful design ensures a seamless connection between the built and natural environments.

At the heart of the concept is a commitment to water sustainability. The building features a sophisticated rainwater collection system, where water is gathered through roof court openings and repurposed for utility needs and park irrigation. This self-sustaining cycle not only minimizes water waste but also reinforces the company’s dedication to responsible resource management.

The design metaphorically embodies the essence of water in multiple ways. The site layout incorporates a symbolic drop-shaped motif, reflecting the core theme of the project. Meanwhile, the undulating roof mimics the rippling effect of raindrops, creating a dynamic visual statement. The fluidity of water is further captured in the building’s facade, designed to echo movement and adaptability, providing occupants with an ever-changing interplay of light and perspectives.

By integrating sustainability, innovative water management, and a poetic architectural language, the new Tallinna Vesi headquarters stands as a pioneering example of environmentally conscious design, setting a precedent for future developments in the region.

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