TLL [C4,C3,C2,C1]
>>>Reiseuni Report | Making of [Vol:III Workshop Cluster • Tallinn]
(Workshops in chronological order)
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Topic:
Pedestrian street with bridge in North - Tallinn , connection between City center and Kalamaja district
Aim:
To present a development vision for pedestrian street in North- Tallinn, connection between City center with goal for urban space activation and connecting Tallinn city center with Kalamaja district, based on urban planning analysis results
The scope of the analyzed area is presented on Scheme 1
The work should consist of three stages:
Analysis of environmental aspects such as wind, sun, existing greenery;
Analysis of the traffic flow, pedestrian, private cars and public transport routes
STAGE I ANALYSIS PRESENTATION
18 November
Traffic schematics: pedestrians, cars, public transport and parking,
Urban planning views M 1 : 1000,
Illustrative materials, e.g. 3D views, models.
PRESENTATION FORMAT 1000 X 700 mm
STAGE II PRESENTATION
01 December
Localized space plan M 1 : 500
Urban planning views M 1 : 1000
Illustrative materials, e.g. 3D views, models.
PRESENTATION FORMAT 1000 X 700 mm
PRELIMILARY PRSENTATION OF STAGE III
09 December
STAGE III FINAL PRESENTATION
21 December
Irina Raud
Architect, Director of the Institute, Visiting Professor
Ignar Fjuk
Architect, Visiting Associate Professor
12.00 – 14.00 Workshop topic introduction, visiting prof. Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
14.00 – 16.00 Tour of the area, important buildings on the area
Tuesday 15.11.
10.00 – 11.00 Wind and Sun, architect Ingrid Viskus
11.30 – 13.30 Urban planning history visiting prof. Irina Raud, Art Historian Oliver Orro
Wednesday to Thursday 16.11- 17.11
Independent work,
Pedestrian routes, private and public transport observation and mapping
Friday 18.11 11.00 – 14.00
Stage I Analysis presentation visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
Consultation 11.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 22.11
15.00 – 17.00 Lecture of Architct Vilen Künnapu
Wednesday 23.11
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 24.11
13.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, Independent work
Friday 25.11
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Consultation 11.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 29.11
15.00 visiting professor Irina Raud office R- Konsult, Tartu mnt 16b, III floor
Wednesday 30.11
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 01.12
11.00 – 14.00 Stage II Presentation
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 06.12
Visiting tour with Ignar Fjuk
Wednesday 07.12
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 08.12
13.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, Independent work
Friday 09.12
11.00 – 14.00 Preliminary presentation of stage III work
Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 13.12
Visiting tour with architect
Wednesday 14.12
Consultation 14.00 – 16.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 15.12- Friday 16.12
Independent work
Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
Tuesday 20.12
Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
Wednesday 21.12 PRESENTATION OF WORKSHOP FINAL RESULTS
11.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, guests
CONTENT:
Week 1
WEEK 2
WEEK 3
WEEK 4
WEEK 5
WEEK 6
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International 8-University Master’s Programme in Architecture
Class-02 | Workshop 6 at TALLINN 03.09.2012 - 20.10.2012
Masters Course Workshop Main Theme
„Living-quarter for living“.
Statistics say that 70% of the urban population live in panel buildings. The European Union accounted for the reconstruction of apartment blocks an amount of EUR 350 billion. 2007 - 2013 EU Structural Funds granted apartment blocks reconstruction support of approximately 5 billion a year. This is a substantial sum of money and, therefore, is of course strongly discussed also, again and again, raising the question: to demolish or reconstruct.
The massive construction of apartment blocks, many people considered a crime over architectural tone, but there are other opinions by which this action is justified as a quick and effective way to solve the problems of growing urban need for living space. Problems with the panel-housing in a residential areas persist in each country, however, most specifically, due to the relatively low level of expectancy upon quality of housing in such areas.
Long, boring, detail-free construction facades, the anonymity of big city on the one hand, on the other, thin walls between the apartments, whereby one will inevitably have to participate in life-I am a neighbor, worn infrastructure are among the reasons why the reputation and image of such housing is low. However, it is very important today, 50 years after construction it is important to know and understand the construction and related problems of panel houses. Technical condition of the building requires renovation, as the problems get worse, and after 10-15 years we will get to a situation where the houses are likely to collapse.
50 to 60% of Tallinn's population lives in panel houses. Demolition of all the houses seem to be economically impossible today. Experience living in the panel may, after all, disparage, but as long as people are more important than the content of external prestige, must operate.
The biggest issue at hand is that the paneled apartments are mostly privately owned, so the rehabilitation or demolition of a buildings needs a majority of owners consent and public and policy interest in order to pass legislation and create economic opportunities. After all, it is not possible to force to reconstruct someone's home, or even worse, to demolish it.
We particularly concentrate the work on the existing environment and try to find different options to improve Mustamäe. We analyze the positive aspects of living in Mustamäe, in particular, the factors affecting the development of the district, and their impact on existing jobs, the 50 years of formation of greenery and increased impact and value of habitat and other values, as well as other pro-development conditions.
We are trying to dream, but with real possibilities in mind, focusing on sustainable urban environmental planning.
10.00 Introduction to the workshop program, meeting the supervisors ( Prof. Irina Raud, Prof. Rein Murula, Architect Ignar Fjuk ), Introducing the workshop main topic, Prof. R. Murula lecture, Keiu Tulev MA, co-presentation
Tuesday Bus tour, tour of University, workshop
10.00 - 14.00 main topic location: Mustamäe I, II and III
Introduction (Architect Ain Kalberg)
Wednesday Tallinna urban development, Tallinna
14.00 - 15.45 City Architect E. Männi lecture
16.00 - 17.00 Mustamäe history, Architect Kai Süda
Thursday Week’s claustrum topic ”Roosikrantsi Street
16.00 for pedestrians” introduction, introducing location,
work in 6 groups (supervisors: Architect Emil Urbel, Architect Ain Kalberg)
Friday
Independent work
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work
11.00 Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk
Tuesday Week’s claustrum topic ”Roosikrantsi Street
15.00 for pedestrians” claustrum supervision,
Architect Emil Urbel, Architect Ain Kalberg,
Wednesday Independent work in 6 groups
Thursday Claustrum supervision Emil Urbel, Ain Kalberg
Friday
15.00 Presentation and discussion of week’s claustrum projects ( Emil Urbel, Ain Kalberg, Rein Murula, Irina Raud)
Saturday
Independent work with workshop main topic
Sunday
Independent work with workshop main topic
11.00 - 13.00 Lecture, visiting lecturer Landscape Architect Prof. Donata Valentien
14.00 - 16.00 Introducing Mustamäe landscape, Introduction of week’s claustrum topic
Tuesday Independent work with week’s claustrum topic
Wednesday
11.00 - 13.00 Clastrum supervision ( Donata Valentien, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk, Irina Raud)
Thursday
11.00 - 13.00 Clastrum supervision (Donata Valentien, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk, Irina Raud)
Friday
15.00 Presentation and discussion of week’s claustrum Projects ( Donata Valentien, Ignar Fjuk, Rein Murula, Irina Raud)
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work with workshop main topic
10.00 - 11.30 ``Mustamäe I, II and III social structure, characteristics, future expectations´´
12.00 - 13.30 Lecture ``Mustamäe large panel housing construction evaluation´´
Tuesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Wednesday - Sunday
26.09.2012 - 30.09.2012
Berlin, Participation at the MA defences of ASG Class-01
14.00 - 15.30 Lecture: Prof. Irina Raud
16.00 - 17.30 Lecture: Prof. Vilen Künnapu
Tuesday WS main topic project interim review
14.00 (Rein Murula, Irina Raud, Ignar Fjuk)
Wednesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Thursday
Independent work with WS main topic
Friday
12.00 - 15.00 Consultation with supervisors
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work with WS main topic
WS main topic analysis with supervisors
12.00 (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk)
Tuesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Wednesday
WS main topic analysis with supervisors
12.00 (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk)
Thursday
Independent work with WS main topic
Friday
Independent work with WS main topic
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work with WS main topic
WS main topic analysis with supervisors
10.00 - 14.00 (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk)
Tuesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Wednesday
Independent work
Thursday
WS project presentation and discussion with
11.00 - 18.00 supervisors and experts (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk, Mati Heidmets, Hendrik Voll, Hardo Aasmäe)
WS6 finishing event
[Programme: Prof. Irina Raud]
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at Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool, University of applied Sciences
Introduction of the school,
Monday 11.00 – 15.00
(Workshops in chronological order)
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Class-04: 2016-11-14 – 2016-12-21 Workshop 3 at Tallinn
European Architecture 2016 Workshop Topic and ScheduleTopic:
Pedestrian street with bridge in North - Tallinn , connection between City center and Kalamaja district
Aim:
To present a development vision for pedestrian street in North- Tallinn, connection between City center with goal for urban space activation and connecting Tallinn city center with Kalamaja district, based on urban planning analysis results
The scope of the analyzed area is presented on Scheme 1
The work should consist of three stages:
STAGE I
Introduction to the planned area and its historic creation;Analysis of environmental aspects such as wind, sun, existing greenery;
Analysis of the traffic flow, pedestrian, private cars and public transport routes
STAGE I ANALYSIS PRESENTATION
18 November
STAGE II ETAPP
Preparing the pedestrian street concept based on the results of STAGE I analysis. During this stage the opportunities for urban space activation and specific location where change is necessary and possible are established.CONTENT:
Urban planning project M 1: 1000,Traffic schematics: pedestrians, cars, public transport and parking,
Urban planning views M 1 : 1000,
Illustrative materials, e.g. 3D views, models.
PRESENTATION FORMAT 1000 X 700 mm
STAGE II PRESENTATION
01 December
STAGE III
Pedestrian bridge and pedestrian street urban planning project for active spaces. Preparation of a spatial solution for localized spaces presented in the activation conceptCONTENT:
Pedestrian bridge plan, views M 1 : 200Localized space plan M 1 : 500
Urban planning views M 1 : 1000
Illustrative materials, e.g. 3D views, models.
PRESENTATION FORMAT 1000 X 700 mm
PRELIMILARY PRSENTATION OF STAGE III
09 December
STAGE III FINAL PRESENTATION
21 December
Irina Raud
Architect, Director of the Institute, Visiting Professor
Ignar Fjuk
Architect, Visiting Associate Professor
EUROPEAN ARCHITECTURE EEA0010 URBAN STRATEGIES TALLINN WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
WORKSHOP DURATION 14.11 – 21.12.2016Week 1
Monday 14.11.12.00 – 14.00 Workshop topic introduction, visiting prof. Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
14.00 – 16.00 Tour of the area, important buildings on the area
Tuesday 15.11.
10.00 – 11.00 Wind and Sun, architect Ingrid Viskus
11.30 – 13.30 Urban planning history visiting prof. Irina Raud, Art Historian Oliver Orro
Wednesday to Thursday 16.11- 17.11
Independent work,
Pedestrian routes, private and public transport observation and mapping
Friday 18.11 11.00 – 14.00
Stage I Analysis presentation visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
WEEK 2
Monday 21.11Consultation 11.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 22.11
15.00 – 17.00 Lecture of Architct Vilen Künnapu
Wednesday 23.11
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 24.11
13.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, Independent work
Friday 25.11
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
WEEK 3
Monday 28.11Consultation 11.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 29.11
15.00 visiting professor Irina Raud office R- Konsult, Tartu mnt 16b, III floor
Wednesday 30.11
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 01.12
11.00 – 14.00 Stage II Presentation
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
WEEK 4
Monday 05.12Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 06.12
Visiting tour with Ignar Fjuk
Wednesday 07.12
Consultation 14.00 – 15.00 associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 08.12
13.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, Independent work
Friday 09.12
11.00 – 14.00 Preliminary presentation of stage III work
WEEK 5
Monday 12.12.Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Tuesday 13.12
Visiting tour with architect
Wednesday 14.12
Consultation 14.00 – 16.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, Independent work
Thursday 15.12- Friday 16.12
Independent work
WEEK 6
Monday 19.12Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
Tuesday 20.12
Consultation 11.00 – 14.00
visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk
Wednesday 21.12 PRESENTATION OF WORKSHOP FINAL RESULTS
11.00 – 14.00 visiting professor Irina Raud, visiting associate professor Ignar Fjuk, guests
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Class-03: 2015-09-28 - 2015-11-06 Workshop 2 at Tallinn
European Architecture 2015 Workshop Topic and Schedule
Topic:
Topic:
Rävala Alley Activation and merging with
Tallinn city center
Aim:
To present a development vision for Rävala
Alley urban space activation and merging with Tallinn city center, based on
urban planning analysis results
The scope of the analyzed area is presented
on Scheme 1
The work should consist of three stages:
The work should consist of three stages:
STAGE I
·
Introduction to the planned
area and its historic creation, incl the Greater Tallinn project by Eliel
Saarinen from 1913 and urban planning projects post 1945, the 1983 Tallinn
center zoning plan. Creating a model of the planned area street front
buildings. Analysis of environmental aspects such as wind, sun, existing
greenery. Analysis of the traffic flow, pedestrian, private cars and public
transport routes
The work is carried out in three teams.
Specific tasks will be designated during the first meeting.
STAGE I ANALYSIS PRESENTATION 08 OctoberSTAGE II
·
ETAPP Preparing the Rävala Alley activation concept
based on the results of STAGE I analysis. During this stage the opportunities
for urban space activation and specific location where change is necessary and
possible are established.
ROMANTICISM AND UTOPIA
Based on the
Henri Lefebvre theory “THE PRODUCTION OF SPACE”
City rhythm
analysis: SPACE, TIME AND EVERYDAY LIFE
The work is carried out in three teams.
CONTENT:
Urban planning project M 1: 1000,
Traffic schematics: pedestrians, cars,
public transport and parking,
Urban planning views M 1: 1000,
Illustrative materials, e.g. 3D views,
models.
PRESENTATION FORMAT 1000 X 1000 mm
STAGE II PRESENTATION: 26 OctoberSTAGE III
ETAPP - Rävala Alley urban planning project
for active spaces. Preparation of a spatial solution for localized spaces
presented in the activation concept
CONTENT:
Localized space
plan M 1: 500,
Urban planning
views M 1 : 500,
Illustrative materials,
e.g. 3D views, models.
PRESENTATION FORMAT 1000 X 1000 mm
STAGE III PRESENTATION: 6 November
[responsible professors: Irina Raud,
Architect, Visiting Professor,
Ignar Fjuk, Architect, Visiting Associate Professor]
EUROPEAN ARCHITECTUREEEA0010 URBAN STRATEGIES TALLINN WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
WORKSHOP DURATION: 28.09 – 6.11.2015
Week 1
Monday 28.09.
11.00 – 13.00 Workshop topic
introduction, visiting professor Irina Raud, docent
Ignar Fjuk
14.00 – 16.00 Tour of the area, important
buildings on the area,
architect Jiannis Lykouras
Tuesday 29.09.
14.00 – 15.00 Rävala Alley Wind and Sun,
architect Jaan Kuusemets
15.30 – 16.30 Rävala Alley greenery,
architect Siim Lootus
Wednesday 30.09.
10.00 – 12.00 Tallinn urban space
dimensions, prof. Rein Murula
13.00 – 14.00 Rävala Alley urban planning
history, Art Historian Oliver Orro
Independent work, pedestrian routes,
private and public transport
observation and mapping
Thursday, Friday 01.10 – 02.10
Independent work
WEEK 2
Monday
05.10.
11.00 – 14.00 Stage I joint discussion visiting professor Irina Raud, docent Ignar Fjuk,
prof. Rein Murula, architect Jiannis
Lykouras
Tuesday
06.10.
12.00 – 13.00 Active Alleys in cities,
Examples of European cities
prof. Dagmar Jäger (skype lecture)
14.00 - 15.30 Public spaces in Tallinn:
citizens perspective
prof. Katrin Paadam
16.00 – 17.00 Tallinn Municipal Government
expectations of Rävala,
Tallinn Chief Architect Endrik Mänd
Wednesday 07.10. Independent work
Thursday 08.10
Stage I work presentation
17.00 – 19.00
Visiting professor Irina Raud, docent Ignar Fjuk, prof.
Rein Murula, Jiannis Lykouras, expert architect Jaak- Adam Looveer
Friday, Saturday 9.- 10.10 Study trip to Riga
WEEK 3
Monday 12.10 Independent work
Tuesday 13.10 Independent work
Wednesday 14.10
15.00 – 18.00 Introduction to Stage II prof.
Irina Raud, docent Ignar Fjuk, prof Rein Murula, prof. Dagmar Jäger
Thursday 15.10
15.30 – 17.00 Lecture of prof. Marek Tamm “Cultural
memory and memory politics in Estonia”
18.00 – 19.30 Lecture of architect Mattias Sauerbruch ( Berlin)
Friday 16. 10 Independent work
WEEK 4
Monday 19.10.
17.00
- 19.00 First joint discussion of Stage II, prof. Rein Murula, docent Ignar Fjuk, prof.
Irina Raud, architect Jiannis Lykouras
Tuesday 20.10 Independent work
Wednesday 21.10
15.00 Consultations, prof. Irina Raud,
docent Ignar Fjuk
Independent work
Thursday 22.10. Independent work
Friday 23.10
15.00 Consultations, prof. Irina Raud, docent
Ignar Fjuk
WEEK 5
Monday 26.10.
17.00 – 19.00
Presentation
of stage II work, choosing stage III locations
prof. Irina Raud, docent Ignar Fjuk, prof.
Rein Murula, architect Jiannis Lykouras experts: architect Jaak- Adam Looveer
Tuesday-Thursday 27. – 29.10
Independent work
Friday 30.10.
15.00 Stage III proposals joint discussion
prof. Irina Raud, docent Ignar Fjuk, architect
Jiannis Lykouras
WEEK 6
Monday 02.11
17.00 Consultations prof. Irina Raud,
docent Ignar Fjuk, architect Jiannis Lykouras
Tuesday 03.11
Independent work
Wednesday 04.11
15.00 Consultations prof. Irina Raud,
docent Ignar Fjuk, architect Jiannis Lykouras
Thursday 05.11
18.00 – 19.30 Lecture of Architect Nils
Krause (Stuttgart)
Independent work
Friday 06.11 PRESENTATION OF WORKSHOP FINAL RESULTS
15.00 prof. Irina Raud, docent Ignar Fjuk,
prof. Rein Murula, prof. Dagmar Jäger, Jiannis Lykouras, Experts: Tallinn Chief
Architect Endrik Mänd, Architect Jaak- Adam Looveer,
[Programme:
Irina Raud, 2015-08-23]
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Class-02: 2012-10-20 Workshop 6 at Tallinn [TLL]
ASG | Brandenburg –Technical University – Architecture StudiesInternational 8-University Master’s Programme in Architecture
Class-02 | Workshop 6 at TALLINN 03.09.2012 - 20.10.2012
Masters Course Workshop Main Theme
CITY FOR LIVING, LIVING IN A CITY
Tallinn workshop main theme is the future for design and construction of the 1960 -'s residential quarter MUSTAMÄE, example of a residential area in Tallinn. We ask ourselves, how quickly does city scape age and trasformation processes begin and what are the elements influencing the transition.LOOKING FOR YOUR FUTURE MUSTAMÄE
We try to mainly focus on the quality of existing spatial analysis, and the possibility of renewing research, but of course, also pay attention to any changes in the demographic situation, the reasons for such changes in the structure, the real need for housing, economic considerations, in particular, whether there is scope for reconstruction or new construction.THE LOOKING FOR A SOLUTION
In 2005, the European Union Ministerial Meeting was held in Prague on„Living-quarter for living“.
Statistics say that 70% of the urban population live in panel buildings. The European Union accounted for the reconstruction of apartment blocks an amount of EUR 350 billion. 2007 - 2013 EU Structural Funds granted apartment blocks reconstruction support of approximately 5 billion a year. This is a substantial sum of money and, therefore, is of course strongly discussed also, again and again, raising the question: to demolish or reconstruct.
The massive construction of apartment blocks, many people considered a crime over architectural tone, but there are other opinions by which this action is justified as a quick and effective way to solve the problems of growing urban need for living space. Problems with the panel-housing in a residential areas persist in each country, however, most specifically, due to the relatively low level of expectancy upon quality of housing in such areas.
Long, boring, detail-free construction facades, the anonymity of big city on the one hand, on the other, thin walls between the apartments, whereby one will inevitably have to participate in life-I am a neighbor, worn infrastructure are among the reasons why the reputation and image of such housing is low. However, it is very important today, 50 years after construction it is important to know and understand the construction and related problems of panel houses. Technical condition of the building requires renovation, as the problems get worse, and after 10-15 years we will get to a situation where the houses are likely to collapse.
50 to 60% of Tallinn's population lives in panel houses. Demolition of all the houses seem to be economically impossible today. Experience living in the panel may, after all, disparage, but as long as people are more important than the content of external prestige, must operate.
The biggest issue at hand is that the paneled apartments are mostly privately owned, so the rehabilitation or demolition of a buildings needs a majority of owners consent and public and policy interest in order to pass legislation and create economic opportunities. After all, it is not possible to force to reconstruct someone's home, or even worse, to demolish it.
We particularly concentrate the work on the existing environment and try to find different options to improve Mustamäe. We analyze the positive aspects of living in Mustamäe, in particular, the factors affecting the development of the district, and their impact on existing jobs, the 50 years of formation of greenery and increased impact and value of habitat and other values, as well as other pro-development conditions.
We are trying to dream, but with real possibilities in mind, focusing on sustainable urban environmental planning.
Recommended Reading:
Jan Gehl "Life between buildings", the first edition dates from 1971.Study Schedule: WS6 ASG | Tallinn Workshop 2.09.2012 - 20.10.2012
Student housing: Hostel Euphoria/ Roosikrantsi 4/Week 1 | 03.09.2012 - 09.09.2012
Monday Introduction, setting up the studio,10.00 Introduction to the workshop program, meeting the supervisors ( Prof. Irina Raud, Prof. Rein Murula, Architect Ignar Fjuk ), Introducing the workshop main topic, Prof. R. Murula lecture, Keiu Tulev MA, co-presentation
Tuesday Bus tour, tour of University, workshop
10.00 - 14.00 main topic location: Mustamäe I, II and III
Introduction (Architect Ain Kalberg)
Wednesday Tallinna urban development, Tallinna
14.00 - 15.45 City Architect E. Männi lecture
16.00 - 17.00 Mustamäe history, Architect Kai Süda
Thursday Week’s claustrum topic ”Roosikrantsi Street
16.00 for pedestrians” introduction, introducing location,
work in 6 groups (supervisors: Architect Emil Urbel, Architect Ain Kalberg)
Friday
Independent work
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work
Week 2 | 10.09.2012 - 16.09.2012
Monday Analysis of the WS main topic with supervisors11.00 Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk
Tuesday Week’s claustrum topic ”Roosikrantsi Street
15.00 for pedestrians” claustrum supervision,
Architect Emil Urbel, Architect Ain Kalberg,
Wednesday Independent work in 6 groups
Thursday Claustrum supervision Emil Urbel, Ain Kalberg
Friday
15.00 Presentation and discussion of week’s claustrum projects ( Emil Urbel, Ain Kalberg, Rein Murula, Irina Raud)
Saturday
Independent work with workshop main topic
Sunday
Independent work with workshop main topic
Week 3 | 17.09.2012 - 23.09.2012
Monday11.00 - 13.00 Lecture, visiting lecturer Landscape Architect Prof. Donata Valentien
14.00 - 16.00 Introducing Mustamäe landscape, Introduction of week’s claustrum topic
Tuesday Independent work with week’s claustrum topic
Wednesday
11.00 - 13.00 Clastrum supervision ( Donata Valentien, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk, Irina Raud)
Thursday
11.00 - 13.00 Clastrum supervision (Donata Valentien, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk, Irina Raud)
Friday
15.00 Presentation and discussion of week’s claustrum Projects ( Donata Valentien, Ignar Fjuk, Rein Murula, Irina Raud)
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work with workshop main topic
Week 4 | 24.09. 2012– 30.09.2012
Monday Lecture, Prof. Mati Heidmets10.00 - 11.30 ``Mustamäe I, II and III social structure, characteristics, future expectations´´
12.00 - 13.30 Lecture ``Mustamäe large panel housing construction evaluation´´
Tuesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Wednesday - Sunday
26.09.2012 - 30.09.2012
Berlin, Participation at the MA defences of ASG Class-01
Week 5 | 01.10.2012 - 07.10.2012
Monday14.00 - 15.30 Lecture: Prof. Irina Raud
16.00 - 17.30 Lecture: Prof. Vilen Künnapu
Tuesday WS main topic project interim review
14.00 (Rein Murula, Irina Raud, Ignar Fjuk)
Wednesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Thursday
Independent work with WS main topic
Friday
12.00 - 15.00 Consultation with supervisors
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work with WS main topic
Week 6 | 08.10.2012 - 14.10.2012
MondayWS main topic analysis with supervisors
12.00 (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk)
Tuesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Wednesday
WS main topic analysis with supervisors
12.00 (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk)
Thursday
Independent work with WS main topic
Friday
Independent work with WS main topic
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work with WS main topic
Week 7 | 15.10.2012 - 18. 10.2012
MondayWS main topic analysis with supervisors
10.00 - 14.00 (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk)
Tuesday
Independent work with WS main topic
Wednesday
Independent work
Thursday
WS project presentation and discussion with
11.00 - 18.00 supervisors and experts (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Ignar Fjuk, Mati Heidmets, Hendrik Voll, Hardo Aasmäe)
WS6 finishing event
[Programme: Prof. Irina Raud]
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Class-01: 10.01.-20.02.2011 Workshop 2 at Tallinn [TLL]
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Visiting Professor Irina Raud, architect, Arhitektuuri instituudi juhataja
International Architecture Master's Programme
Tallinn Workshop Programme
05.01.-09.01.2011 arrival and housing of students at the TTÜ HostelWeek 1: 10.01.2011 – 16.01.2011
Monday 10.00 – 16.00
welcoming of the students by the staff,
setting up the studio, introduction of the workshop programm,
meetings with supervisors (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Kai Süda)
Tuesday 10.00 – 13.00
Introduction of the main topic of the workshop,
lecture of prof. I. Raud,
presentation by MA student Pille Noole
Wednesday
14.00 – 15.00 All about city development of Tallinn,
lecture by city architect E. Männi
16.00 – 17.00 Development history of Tallinn suburbs,
lecture by art historian Oliver Orro loeng,
Thursday
11.00 – 14.00 Bus tour of Tallinn (Kai Süda, Oliver Orro),
visit of the Architecture Museum,
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Independent work on the main WS topic
Week 2: 17.01.2011 – 23.01.2011
Analysing the main topic of the WS with supervisors (Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Kai Süda)
Tuesday 10.00 – 13.00
Tuesday 10.00 – 13.00
Lecture by architect Ti- Nan Chi,
presentation by MA student Jaan Kuusemets
Independent work on the main WS topic
Wednesday 10.00
Wednesday 10.00
Topic of the week”Roosikrantsi Street for pedestrians”
introduction, introduction of the location, independent work
in teams of 6 (Toivo Tammik, Kai Süda, Tiina Tuulik)
Thursday Independent work on the topic of the week
Friday
Friday
10.00 – 13.00 Supervision of the topic of the week (Toivo Tammik,
Kai Süda, Tiina Tuulik)
Saturday, Sunday
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work on the topic of the week
Week 3: 24.01.2011 – 30.01.2011
Monday
12.00 – 15.00 Introduction of the projects and discussion on the past week’s topic of the week (Toivo Tammik, Kai Süda, Tiina Tuulik, Irina Raud)
Tuesday
Tuesday
14.00 – 17.00 Lecture of architect Martti Preem ” The development of Estonian´s population system, todays problems and Challenges” lecture by Pirjo Vanem ” E- State”
Wednesday
Tartu visit and meetings with architects,
9.00 – 20.00 visit of the University of Tartu (Martti Preem, Kai Süda)
Thursday
11.00 Lecture of architect Mattias Sauerbruchi,
introduction of the topic of the week,
independent work in teams of 6
(Mattias Sauerbruch, Irina Raud, Vilen Künnapu)
Friday
10.00 – 14.00 Supervision of the topic of the week
(Mattias Sauerbruch,Irina Raud, Vilen Künnapu)
Saturday, Sunday
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work
Week 4: 31.01 – 06.02.2011
Monday 12.00
Introduction of the projects and discussion on the past week’s topic of the week (Vilen Künnapu,Toivo Tammik, Ralf Tamm, Irina Raud)
Tuesday
Tuesday
Independent work on the main topic of the WS
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
11.00 Lecture of architect Dagmar Jäger
Introduction of the topic of the week,
supervision ” Opportunities of Kassisaba” (Toivo Tammik, Dagmar Jäger, Oliver Orro), independent work
Friday
10.00 – 14.00 Supervision of the topic of the weel (Toivo Tammik, Dagmar Jäger, Oliver Orro)
Saturday, Sunday
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work
Week 5: 07.02.2011 – 13.02.2011
Monday 12.00
Introduction of the projects and discussion on the past week’s topic of the week (Toivo Tammik, Kai Süda, Martti Preem, Oliver Orro, Irina Raud)
Tuesday
10.00 – 14.00 Interim review of the work on the main topic of the WS (Irina Raud, Kai Süda,Targo Kalamees),
Wednesday
12.00 – 14.00 Consultation sessions by Targo Kalamees
Thursday, Friday
Independent work on the main topic of the WS
Saturday, Sunday
Saturday, Sunday
Independent work on the main topic of the WS
Week 6: 14.02.2011 – 20.02.2011
Monday
10.00 – 14.00 Analysis of the WS main topic with supervisors
(Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Kai Süda, Targo Kalamees, Ti- Nan Chi)
Tuesday
Tuesday
Independent work on the main topic of the WS
Wednesday
Wednesday
Analysis of the WS main topic with supervisors
(Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Kai Süda, Targo Kalamees)
Thursday
Thursday
Independent work on the main topic of the WS
Friday
Friday
Final Presentation
of the workshop projects and discussion
with supervisors and experts
(Irina Raud, Rein Murula, Kai Süda,Targo Kalamees, Toivo Tammik, Ralf Tamm, Vilen Künnapu, Ti- Nan Chi, Ain Kalberg)
End-of-Workshop event
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