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The Airport Turns into MuseumThe new Estonian National Museum in Tartu, designed by Ghotmeh-Tane-Dorell Architects, is an extension of a former Soviet airstrip.
Its new structure, shaped as a long, open hall which can be organised and partitioned off in various ways, can act as a stage for different museum activities.
The slightly tilted roof forms a roof plaza overlooking the untouched surrounding landscape that preserves the region's characteristic features, defining a continuous public milieu.
The one-storey building traverses the site in a northeast to southwest direction, forming a bridge across the stream that divides the city and the county of Tartu.
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30/4/2006 | Viewed 27,422 time(s)
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