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© HGAThe proposed design creates a clear, pedestrian-oriented, and green urban space in the area of Tallinn’s A-Terminal and Old Harbour, connecting existing and future promenades into a continuous seaside corridor. The 28-meter-wide promenade is articulated with green islands and rest areas, offering diverse activities for both locals and visitors.
The square in front of the terminal is spacious, featuring a dignified paving pattern and ample seating, functioning as a logical connection point between tram, bus, and pedestrian routes. The historical axis of the harbor piers is marked through distinctive paving and a wooden platform.
The landscaping enhances biodiversity and supports natural stormwater management — rainwater is directed to green islands and rain gardens. Roofs and canopies are designed as green roofs, while the parking building is covered with vertical greenery.
Public architectural competition for the A-Terminal quarter
Finalist, Open Competition
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