Erik Bryggman Architect Talk, Architecture Estonia, Tallinn Show, Crisply Nordic, Lecture

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Estonian Architectural Event News: Talk in the Rotermann Salt Storage – curator Mikko Laaksonen

6 Feb 2019

Erik Bryggman Architect

Lecture about Finnish architect Erik Bryggman

Lecture: Wednesday, February 6 at 6 p.m.

Venue: Eesti Arhitektuurimuuseum, Ahtri 2, Tallinn 1, Estonia

In connection to the exhibition “Crisply Nordic. Architect Erik Bryggman”, the curator Mikko Laaksonen will give a lecture in the Rotermann Salt Storage on Wednesday, February 6 at 6 p.m.

Ülestõusmise kabeli interjöör
1938-1941:

photo : Ola Laiho

Ülestõusmise kabel väljast
1938-1941:

photo : Ola Laiho

Ristikanga kabel
1955-1956:

photo : Mikko Laaksonen

Brahenkatu korterelamu
1923-1924:

photo : Mikko Laaksonen

Vierumäki spordikool Heinolas
1930-1936:

photo : Mikko Laaksonen

Kinopalatsi kino Turus
1935:

photo : Welin / Soome Arhitektuurimuuseum

Läntinen Rantakatu 21 korterelamu Turus
1948-1951:

photo : Mikko Laaksonen

Villa Solin Turus
1927-1929:

photo : Milla Järvipetäjä

Villa Ekman Turus
1932-1934:

photo : Mikko Laaksonen

Villa Staffans Kakskertas
1945-1946:

photo : Milla Järvipetäjä

Erik Bryggman Architect Exhibition

Estonian Architectural Event – Talk in the Rotermann Salt Storage image / information from Estonian Centre of Architecture

Location: Ahtri 2, Tallinn 10151, Estonia, Baltic States – Eastern Europe

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Design: students with Sami Rintala, Pavle Stamenovic & b210

photo : Mari Hunt
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Old City Harbour Masterplan 2030 competition, Kadriorg, Port of Tallinn
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visual : VA-Render, image Courtesy architecture office
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NO99 Straw Theatre
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