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Competition: Tallinn Baltic Station pavilion

The winning team will work with the event organiser, Estonian Centre for Architecture (ECA) to deliver a temporary shelter for travellers waiting for

Anhelinal starkovaRoland reemaaAnn kristiin entsonJaan kuusemetsDaniela walserIndrek peilLaura linsiTallinn strategic management officeMuseum of estonian architectureInstallation programme competitionEstonian centre for architectureTallinn architecture biennaleEstonian centreTallinn baltic stationFor this situation pavilionProgramme competition

For-This-Situation Pavilion, Tallinn

The winning team will work with the event organiser, Estonian Centre for Architecture (ECA) to deliver a temporary shelter for travellers waiting for

Jaan kuusemetsDaniela walserAnhelinal starkovaIndrek peilLaura linsiRoland reemaaAnn kristiin entsonEstonian centre for architectureInstallation programme competitionTallinn strategic management officeMuseum of estonian architectureEstonian centreFor this situation pavilionProgramme competitionUnited kingdom basedVana kalamaja street

Street art, seaside and sophistication on a city break in Tallinn

Estonia's capital has a long history of trouble with its neighbour, but our writer finds a city carrying on regardless

Sankt peterburgIda virumaaCity ofUnited kingdomKristjan peaskeChristian rotermannJules verneAndrei baboninVabamu museum of occupationsMuseum of estonian architectureRussian empireFirst world warSoviet unionCold warVabamu museumPagari street

Tallinn Architecture Biennale explores food literally and metaphorically

An edible building envelope and curved mycelium bricks feature in the curatorial exhibition at this year's Tallinn Architecture Biennale.

Lydia kallipolitiHayley eberTopotheque design research studioMuseum of estonian architectureTallinn architecture biennaleMetabolic homeEstonian architectureAreti markopoulouEdible puffed rice clustersPuffed rice clustersTerreform oneMae ling lokkoFrom bricksFungible non pavilion

NFT-funded pavilion by Iheartblob aims to promote decentralisation

Architectural studio Iheartblob has revealed the puzzle-like Fungible Non-Fungible Pavilion at the Tallinn Architecture Biennale in Estonia.

United statesUnited kingdomIgor panticNatalie alimaLydia kallipolitiMuseum of estonian architecture itsTallinn museum of estonian architectureMuseum of estonian architectureFungible non pavilionTallinn architecture biennaleEstonian architectureNon fungible pavilionAreti markopoulouSoomeenhahm design

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