Plans unveiled for urban expansion encompassing residential and commercial sectors close to Tallinn Bus Station
The bustling city of Tallinn is set to witness a significant transformation as real estate company Aswega plans to develop a new mixed-use commercial and residential district behind the city's main bus station. The 2.43-hectare area, currently home to five buildings, including a functional 4-story commercial building and four dilapidated industrial structures, will undergo a remarkable makeover.
The architectural design competition for this ambitious project was won by Hayashi-Grossschmidt Arhitektuur. Their winning design proposes buildings reaching up to nine stories, with a focus on integrating residential and business functions. A key feature of the development will be a promenade, connecting the new quarter to the bus station and the nearby Fahle quarter, enhancing the district's connectivity and livability.
The detailed development plan for the quarter is currently being prepared and registered with Tallinn's Planning Register. The project aligns with the vision of transforming the former industrial area into a vibrant urban district, offering a mix of commercial and residential properties.
The development is generating significant interest, with updates and progress being shared on social media platforms such as Facebook, Bluesky, and X. The editors responsible for the news coverage of the development are Marko Tooming and Michael Cole.
This development promises to revitalize the area, offering a modern and functional living and working space for residents and businesses alike. As the construction progresses, Tallinn's urban landscape is set to receive a significant addition, potentially enhancing its connectivity and livability.
[1] Tallinn's Planning Register: https://www.tallinn.ee/planning-register
- Marko Tooming and Michael Cole, the editors responsible for the news coverage, are keeping the public updated about the progress of the ambitious real estate project in Tallinn, which involves investing in a new mixed-use commercial and residential district.
- As the development progresses, the integration of finance in this undertaking becomes apparent, as investors are drawn to this opportunity to transform the former industrial area into a vibrant urban district, with a focus on integrating residential, business, and real-estate functions.
