Thursday, June 1, 2017 - 09:51 by ce-press
In early May, Port of Tallinn announced three finalists - Alver Architects, Zaha Hadid Architects and Kavakava and Alejandro Zaera-Polo Maider Llagune Architecture bureau - whose works were chosen to participate in the second stage of Old City Harbour’s long-term development vision’s design contest.
The port’s ceo, Valdo Kalm, said that it was satisfied with all works that the chosen finalists presented and added that into the final plan it would be possible to include different solutions from all three visions.
The port and members of the panel will work on in more detail with the three chosen proposals taking into account their initial visions and also including best ideas from other contest participants. Finally the port will conclude a contract with the creator of the most viable entry and by the end of 2017 develop the Masterplan 2030 final vision in cooperation with the winner.
The Old City Harbour long-term development vision 2030 must include improvement of passenger facilities, principles for the local residential environment, functions favouring trade and commerce and a local public space solution with transport and pedestrian options.
