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Rõõmupesa daycare, Tallinn, Estonia

Rõõmupesa is a 10-group daycare center with spaces designed as open learning and play areas.

Rõõmupesa daycare, Tallinn, Estonia

The building has one underground and two above-ground floors. It is divided transversely into two parts: the northern side has a single-story section with offices, halls, a hot kitchen, and a hobby room, while the southern side has a two-story section with group rooms. The building's calm and compact shape creates a cozy atmosphere and blends well with the surrounding urban space. The spacious yard area around the building enhances visibility and safety. The main entrance leads visitors to a two-story atrium in the center of the building. The large windows of the group rooms on the southern facade are shaded by a wide balcony and roof structure, which can also serve as outdoor classrooms. ONE Architects (part of AINS Group) was responsible for the main and architectural design of the project: https://www.onearchitects.fi/ Photos: Tõnu Tunnel

  • Rõõmupesa daycare, Tallinn, Estonia.
  • Rõõmupesa daycare, Tallinn, Estonia.
  • Rõõmupesa daycare, Tallinn, Estonia.
  • Rõõmupesa daycare, Tallinn, Estonia.

Customer
Tallinna Linnavaraamet

Location
Tallinn, Estonia

Size
3829 brm2

Completion
2023

Services
Principal and architectural design
Interior design

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