North-Tallinn fits a Tartu-full of People

North-Tallinn development areas. The size of the population will estimably grow by 44,000 people, that is, up to 100,000 residents.

THE KOPLI LINES
Detail plan: Raam Arhitektid, 2003–2009
Architecture: Apex Arhitektuuribüroo, Nüüd Arhitektid, Peeter Pere Arhitektid, Arhitektuuribüroo Korrus
Commisoned by: Fund Ehitus
Total area: 231 300 m²
Construction: 2018–…

BEKKER AND MEERUS PORT AREA
Detail plan concept: Kadarik Tüür Arhitektid
Planning competition: 2020–2021
Detail plan: K-Projekt, 2021–…
Commissioned by: Logman Invest
Total area: 261 000 m²

ECOBAY
Detail plan concept: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects
Commissioned by: Ecobay
Total area: 116 000 m²
Project: 2008–…

MANUFACTURE QUARTER
Architecture: Kadarik Tüür Architects, Molumba
Architectural competition: 2020
Commissioned by: Hepsor
Total area: 97 800 m²
Construction: 2022–2025

PALJASSAARE ARTIFICIAL ISLANDS
Detail plan concept: Ars Projekt
Commissioned by: Kasiinosaarte Investeeringud
Business: 2200 m²
Entertainment: 24 900 m²
Hotels and apartments: 11 600 m²
Car parking: 510
Berths: 59
Project: 2007–…

POLLINATOR HIGHWAY
Project initiator: Competence Centre for Spatial Design at the Tallinn Strategic Management Office

Pollinator Highway is a biodiverse meadowy natural habitat, a green corridor connecting different parts of town and acting as a mobility space for citizens. It traverses six city districts. Pollinator Highway runs along the former railway dam and the current high-voltage powerline corridor. Directing the high-voltage lines into an underground cable releases enough potential for a citywide linear park.

VOLTA QUARTER
Detail plan concept: AW2 Architects
Planning competition: 2007
Architecture: KOKO Architects, architectural office Apex
Commissioned by: Endover
Total area: 11 260 m²
Detail plan: ConArte, 2011–2021

KRULLI QUARTER
Detail plan concept: Alver Architects
Planning competition: 2019
Commissioned by: Krulli Kvartal
Total area: 102 500 m²
Detail plan: K-Projekt, 2019–…

PÄISES: graafiline disain Margus Tammik
AVALDATUD: Maja 108 (kevad 2022), peateema Tallinna avamine merele