架构师提供的文本描述。塔林的这个港口和仓库区，在苏联时代是禁止进入的，在1990年代给予了私营部门。在历史悠久的旧城附近，现在有最大的重建机会。三角形的位置是由计划中的四车道动脉延伸而形成的.

Text description provided by the architects. This port and warehouse area in Tallinn, which was off-limits during the Soviet era, was given to the private sector in the 1990s. It now has the biggest opportunity for redevelopment in the vicinity of the historical Old Town. The triangular site was shaped by the planned extension of a 4-lane artery.

 © Kalle Veesaar

C.Kalle Veesaa

我们看到了创造一个靠近港口的第一个生活空间的挑战，提供了居民的意见和空气，同时也为公共建筑和城市提供了贡献。具有中央走廊的Y形建筑物通过避免典型的块状公寓楼的街道对准使其占用空间最小化。街道上的居民和公众都在酒店内共享额外的房间。FASTMade材料被选择为该区域提供自然条件：用天然木材单板施加的外板、用植物图案丝网印刷的拱肩玻璃、和将人的日常生活进行工程的玻璃幕墙。

We saw the challenge to create one of the first living spaces close to the port, offering the residents views and air while at the same time contributing to the public architecturally and urbanistically. The Y-shape building, which has a central corridor, minimises its footprint by avoiding the street alignment of typical block-type apartment buildings. Both the residents and the public on the street share the extra room within the property line. The façade materials are chosen to bring in nature to the area: an exterior panel applied with natural wood veneer, spandrel glass silk-screened with patterns of plants, and glass curtain wall that projects the everyday life of people.