Floor Plans and Programming

The existence of an open area in the heart of green pastures and far from any habitation will raise these questions: how should our building communicate with around circumference? How is the visual relationship established between the tower and around the rim? How do pedestrians and drivers access the building? What is the role of the yard-owned building in the project?

For us, the first important fact is that the tower is close to the center of Estonia. This caused our plans to be shifted to interactive and exhibitive ones. Preparing galleries in which the artistic works of two countries are introduced and providing exhibition and concert areas are among such plans which both lead to the cultural rapprochement of the countries and invite other countries to contribute to this interaction and dialogue. Among these plans, the classification of landscapes in terms of height and the definition of the tower functions. So that lower noise pollution functions were laid out at heights in our design. The ground floor serves as an exhibition salon. An additional salon on this floor introduces the rare species of Kurgi horse and provides guests with therapeutic experiences with the horses.