Contemporary architecture in an area steeped in history
The Rotermanni 6 building in Tallinn is a prime example of modern architecture that respects the history of the Estonian capital, while also epitomising a visionary, pioneering design.
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| Type of Building | Districts and mixed use buildings |
| Product areas | Facades |
| Schüco Systems | FWS 50.SI |
| Features | Refurbishment Building extension Energy efficiency Passive house Cradle-to-Cradle |
| Location | Tallinn, Estonia |
| Completion | 2020 |
| Architects | KOKO arhitektid |
| Specialist company | Aluver Tootmine OÜ |
| Picture credits | © Martin Siplane |
Passive house-certified façade
Designed by Koko Architects, the construction consists of a new commercial building and an old bread factory. The ground floor is home to shops and restaurants, while the upper floors house the office spaces. The honeycomb structure of the glazed façade is particularly eye-catching, not only lending the building a futuristic look, but also allowing an abundance of natural light into the rooms. A passive house-certified mullion/transom façade from Schüco was used, which is perfect for meeting a wide range of functional and design requirements in luxury residential and commercial projects. It is also Cradle to Cradle certified demonstrating, among other things, its excellent recyclability.
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