I can’t find the architect or any info on this project in Tallinn, Estonia. But Word has it that this building houses offices for Statoil.
The post-modern building is located on the Parnu Highway, which has some of the city’s most historic buildings. The trees along this street perhaps inspired the under-structure which holds up the office space and opens up the bottom to the public. The office building itself is quite unremarkable, and the “tree” structure doesn’t make much sense in the context, but it is an interesting project nonetheless.
(Berto Garcia– flickr/creative commons license)
(featured image by Sargoth on wikipedia/public domain)
