Paadi 4/6/6a architectural competion was won by a joint offer from AT Architecture and JVR Achitects
Authors: Anu Tammemägi, Paulina Jaakson, Kalle Vellevoog, Martin Prommik
ARHITEKTUURIBÜROO
JVR OÜ
Paldiski mnt. 26 A
10149 Tallinn
@arhitektuuriburoojvr
jvr@jvr.ee
Kalle Vellevoog (partner)
Chartered/Principal
Architect, level 8
+372 50 675 86
kalle@jvr.ee
Anu Tammemägi
(partner)
Chartered/Principal
Architect, level 7
+372 51 446 90
anu@jvr.ee
Velle Kadalipp (partner)
Chartered/Principal
Architect, level 7
+372 56 905 411
velle@jvr.ee
Paulina
Jaakson
architect
paulina@jvr.ee
Andrus Andrejev
architect
andrus@jvr.ee
Martin Prommik
architect
martin@jvr.ee
Mari Poom
architect
Sirje Kadalipp
interior architect
photographs by:
Arne Maasik, Kaido Haagen,
Martin Siplane, Tõnu Tunnel,
Mirjam Varik, Reio Avaste
Estonian exhibition “Square! Positive shrinking” opened at Venice Architecture Biennale
The reconstruction of Narva Castle convent house wins the Award of the Cultural Endowment of Estonia in architecture for the Reconstruction Project and the Estonian Association of Interior Architects Annual Award
The laureates of the annual architecture awards have been announced by the Estonian Association of Architects, Estonian Association of Interior Architects, The Estonian Landscape Architects Union and the Cultural Endowment of Estonia in Architecture, recognizing the most outstanding achievements, works and authors of Estonian architecture.
Narva Castle was nominated for the annual award of The National Heritage Board
On October 14th the annual awards of The National Heritage Board were awarded in Proto Invention Factory in Noblessner.
Presentation of a book about the Memorial to the Victims of Communism
On
August 21 the presentation of a book about the Memorial to the Victims
of Communism took place at the Museum of Estonian Architecture.
Narva Castle convent house opens to the public
On June 18th the first stage of the reconstructed Narva Castle convent house was opened to public.
The invited architectural competition for Viljandi Männimäe Maksimarket was won by JVR
A JVR project by Velle Kadalipp won the invited architectural competition for Viljandi Männimäe Maksimarket.
The Memorial to the Victims of Communism awarded the Annual Award of the Cultural Endowment of Estonia for great public space
On December 6 the annual architecture awards were presented to the most preeminent experts in the field of Estonian architecture at a gala at Kammivabrik in Tartu.
The Memorial to the Victims of Communism awarded best structure
New building for Jõgeva primary school and town library opened on September 1
The building was realized in collaboration between The Architectural Office JVR and Stuudio Truus. The primary school and the town library were built by KRC Ehitus and Tartu Ehitus.
The Memorial to the Victims of Communism awarded one of world’s most reputable architecture awards
One of world’s most reputable and notable global architecture award programmes The International Architecture Awards has acknowledged the Maarjamäe Memorial to the Victims of Communism, created by the team led by Kalle Vellevoog, Jaan Tiidemann and Tiiu Truus, as one of world’s best projects in the category of museums and cultural buildings. It is the first time an Estonian project has been awarded an International Architecture Award.
Estonian exhibition for Venice Architecture Biennale has been chosen
Estonian exhibition at Venice Architecture Biennale teaches to shrink positively
The daily Postimees awarded the title of Person of the Year to the authors of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism
The title of Person of the Year 2018 was awarded by Postimees to the authors of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism „The Journey“ Kalle Vellevoog, Jaan Tiidemann, Tiiu Truus, Kirke Kangro and Lidia Zarudnaja. The memorial, built at Maarjamäe in Tallinn for the centenary of Estonia, was opened to the public on a celebratory summer week of the country’s jubilee year.
The daily Eesti Päevaleht: The creators of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism are this years’ most influential people in the cultural field
Eesti
Päevaleht announced the ranking of the most influential people in Estonia of
year 2018. The ranking was assembled by journalists of Eesti Päevaleht, Eesti
Ekspress and Maaleht, who ratted the candidate’s influence on our daily lives
this year.
The
authors of the Maarjamäe Memorial to the Victims of Communism were declared
most influential in the cultural field.
New residential buildings in Veerenni district, Tallinn
The Architectural Office JVR won the pre-qualified competition for new residential buildings located at Veerenni quarter in Tallinn. Altogether, six new buildings of 4 to 6 floors will be built according to the winning competition entry, and will be realised in 2019-2020. Authors: Velle Kadalipp, Kersti Nigols, Paulina Pähn.