The city of Tartu is organizing a competition for a district
in the city centre,
Küütri Street - Kaubahoov park.
The deadline is March 13.
For a more detailed description see tartu.ee (in Estonian)
Friday, January 05, 2007
Urban competition in Tartu
The city of Tartu is organizing a competition for a district
in the city centre,
Küütri Street - Kaubahoov park.
The deadline is March 13.
For a more detailed description see tartu.ee (in Estonian)
A Finnish-Estonian planning seminar
January 30, 2007 in Ülemiste Hotel:
”Planeering kui vahend keskkonna kujundajana”
11.15 Avamine, Eesti Siseministeeriumi ja Soome Keskkonnaministeeriumi esindajad
11.45 Muutused planeerimiskultuuris viimasel 10-15 aastal ning trendid, Matti Vatilo, Soome Keskkonnaministeerium, Jaak Maandi, Eesti Siseministeerium
13.15 Lõuna
14.30 Maastik planeerimises, Marja Mikkola, MA-arkkitehtit
15. 15 Teemaplaneeringu ”Asustust ja maakasutust suunavad keskkonnatingimused” elluviimine ja mõju, kajastamine üldplaneeringutes, Tiia Kallas, Viljandi Maavalitsus
16.00 Suundumused linnakeskkonna planeerimisel, Ilkka Holm, Järvenpää linn
16.45 Eesti-Soome planeerimisalase koostöö algusaastate kogemus, Jukka Noponen, SITRA
17.15 Seminari kokkuvõte, Eesti ja Soome ministeeriumide esindajad
17.30 Seminari lõpp
Registreerimine kuni 15. jaanuarini e-posti teel Silja Ilvese juures Siseministeeriumi planeeringute osakonnasTuesday, January 02, 2007
OMA at Latvia
The Latvian Ministry of Culture announced plans to move forward with its first museum of contemporary art, designed by Rem Koolhaas and the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA). The 16,000 m2 museum, to be built in the port city of Riga, will be Latvia's first new museum of art in over 100 years. Imagined as a multi-functional centre for contemporary culture, the museum will host seminars, concerts and theatrical performances, in addition to housing international exhibitions and a permanent collection of contemporary Baltic art.
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