架构师提供的文本描述。罗特曼区是爱沙尼亚新建筑和城市设计的重要场所。19世纪珍贵的工业建筑与新的高质量建筑巧妙地融合在一起。虽然很多以前的工业大厦仍有待修复，但我们已经可以享受到这个过程的辉煌成果。紧凑的步行街设有商店、餐馆、办公室、住宿设施和公寓。

Text description provided by the architects. The Rotermann quarter is a significant site for new Estonian architecture and urban design. The treasured 19th century industrial architecture is skilfully fused with new high quality architecture. Although many of the former industrial buildings are still waiting to be restored, one can already enjoy the splendid results of this process. The compact pedestrian quarter hosts shops, restaurants, offices, accommodation facilities and apartments.

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由KOKO设计的历史性木匠车间的重建是罗特曼区现代化中最大胆的建筑工程之一。这座建筑面向该季度的中心广场，是其最壮观的景观之一-这三座技术未来主义者的高楼参照了20世纪的工业建筑，而且从这个季度外也可以看到。

The reconstruction of the historic carpenter’s workshop, designed by KOKO, is one of the boldest architectural undertakings in the modernising Rotermann quarter. The building faces the central square of the quarter and is one of its most spectacular sights – the three techno-futurist towers make reference to 20th century industrial architecture and are also visible from outside the quarter.

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旧木匠车间的两层低层，石灰石的建筑体积，房屋的商业和服务设施。位于大楼中轴线上的三个新的垂直体积容纳了紧凑的办公空间。“塔”的设计是为了避免破坏建筑物的历史城墙。设置在局部桩上的钢筋混凝土核心确保了这三卷的自主性。控制台天花板、棱角分明的立面元素和窗户都附着在核心上，并在夜间点燃，传达出一种现代和自觉的充满活力的建筑感。

The two lower floors of the old carpenter’s workshop, the limestone volume of the building, house commercial and service facilities. The three new vertical volumes placed on the central axis of the building accommodate compact office spaces. The ‘towers’ were designed in order to avoid harming the historic walls of the building. The reinforced concrete cores placed on localised piles ensure the autonomy of the three volumes. The console ceilings, angular facade elements and windows are all attached to the core and lit up during the night, conveying a sense of modern and self consciously vigorous architecture.

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罗特曼木匠作坊的重建-这是一座受国家遗产保护的石灰石建筑-是经济繁荣时期建筑的一个很好的例子，当时私人客户有意愿和勇气设计更奢华的建筑。另一方面，重建的木匠工作室也反映了遗产保护机构重新考虑其历史和现代建筑方法的愿望。

The reconstruction of the Rotermann carpenter’s workshop – a limestone building under national heritage protection – is a great example of architecture during the economic boom, when private clients had the desire and courage to commission more extravagant architecture. On the other hand, the reconstructed carpenter’s workshop also reflects the desire of the heritage protection institutions to reconsider their approach to historic and modern architecture.

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在重建过程中作出的大胆决定似乎是有道理的，因为该项目引起了国际建筑界的注意-在KOKO的设计之后，重建了老Rotermann木匠的车间，并于2009年被列入欧洲联盟当代建筑奖Mies van der Rohe奖的入围名单。

The bold decisions made during the reconstruction process seem to have been justified as the project drew the attention of the international architecture scene – the reconstruction of the old Rotermann carpenter’s workshop, following KOKO’s designs, was shortlisted for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture Mies van der Rohe Award in 2009.

Architects KOKO architects

Location Tallinn, Estonia

Category Mixed Use Architecture

Area 2700.0 sqm

Project Year 2009