The apartment building in Tallinn’s Kristiine district is designed by architect Velle Kadalipp, characterized by quality apartments and a private interior courtyard with abundant landscaping features. All 51 flats have a terrace, loggia or balcony, with the penthouse apartments boasting exclusive terraces located on the roof of the four-storey part of the building with southern exposure. The ground floor of the building has commercial space, while a garage with 35 spaces and apartments’ storage areas are located on the basement level.

The apartment building’s keywords include city centre, modern, environmentally friendly. The energy class B building is enhanced by different façade materials and glass lifts. The outside of the building uses weatherproof wood veneer board materials, concrete surfaces with different textures and abundant glass surfaces, all of which are supported powerfully by orange façade surfaces on the side of the building facing the garden-town Kristiine district. The building will rest on pile foundations. The frame of the underground level and ground floor is made of monolithic concrete and the rest is of prefabricated reinforced concrete elements.

The exterior walls are made of three-layered elements; the weight-bearing interior walls are of single-layer prefab reinforced concrete panels. The walls separating the apartments will be reinforced concrete to keep noise at a minimum. Wet rooms will be constructed of lightweight masonry units, and within apartments rooms will be separated by drywall mounted on aluminium studs. Triple-glazed wooden window assemblies will be installed in apartments, while aluminium profile glass facades will be used in common areas.

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