20.06.2014
Today, on 20 June, President of Estonia Toomas Hendrik Ilves announced the winners of the contest for the architectural design of the Arvo Pärt Centre building at the Museum of Estonian Architecture in Tallinn. In the unanimous assessment of the jury, the first prize was merited by the contest entry titled “Tabula” by Fuensanta Nieto and Enrique Sobejano from Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos, S.L.P.(Spain).The first prize is 10 000 euros.
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The closing ceremony of the design contest for the Building of the Arvo Pärt Centre
17.06.2014 -
The Union of Estonian Architects expresses their solidarity to the National Union of Architects of Ukraine
06.03.2014 -
Indrek Allmann elected the new President of the Union of Estonian Architects
04.03.2014 -
Participants for the second stage of the competition for designing a building for the Arvo Pärt Centre have been selected
17.02.2014 -
71 applications submitted for the international two-stage architectural design contest of building for Arvo Pärt Centre
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Polish WXCA win the Baltic Sea Art Park international competition
12.12.2013 -
Keywords of awarded entries for the Baltic Sea Art Park competition have been announced
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Publications in UEA office
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Young Architect Award 2012 goes to Veronika Valk
15.02.2013
UEA News
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17.02.2014 Participants for the second stage of the competition for designing a building for the Arvo Pärt Centre have been selected
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23.01.2014 71 applications submitted for the international two-stage architectural design contest of building for Arvo Pärt Centre
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12.12.2013 Polish WXCA win the Baltic Sea Art Park international competition
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16.11.2013 Keywords of awarded entries for the Baltic Sea Art Park competition have been announced
Competitions
22.01.2014
In collaboration with the Union of Estonian Architects, the Arvo Pärt Centre has announced a two-stage competition for designing a building for the Arvo Pärt Centre in Laulasmaa, near Tallinn. The aim of the competition is to find the best architectural solution for the building, which will house the Arvo Pärt archive at its core.