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Estonian Concrete Building of the Year is the building of Estonian Academy of Security Sciences
The jury's comment: "It is not about the exposed smooth
concrete mold surface - the architect has also been very creative, skilfully
utilizing the effects of concrete elements. Construction of high slanting walls
(at 5 and 10 degree angles) of prestressed hollow core panels commonly used in
intermediate ceilings. The aesthetically pure concrete shell of the building
forms a significantly strong shield that conceals a humane and soft content.
"
"A state-of-the-art, architecturally advanced,
well-functioning educational and research facility that is energy efficient and
economically sustainable. Easily achieved interesting architecture," said
Chairman of the Jury, Aadu Kana, about this year's winner.
The Concrete Building of the Year 2019 is the
building of the Estonian Academy of Security Services. The main prize,
architecture – Arhitekt11 OÜ.
Contractor Award: Estonian Academy of Security
Services.
Constructor Award: Engineer Project OÜ
Construction Award: Nordecon AS
Concrete Works Award: ERI-Ehitustööd OÜ
Concrete Elements Award: Framm AS
Owner Supervision Award: Tallinna Linnaehituse AS.
See a short video about the new building of Estonian Academy
of Security Sciences:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=14olfcMq1QFMSHLAtrq3ZHOfUQTblKX0B
Special Award for Concrete Works in the
reconstruction of the Gas Tower of the Culture Boiler.
Concrete works - Evocon Grupp OÜ.
The jury's comment: "For the gentle intervention in
giving new content to an old building. The collision of the old and the new is
well done. For impeccable concrete work in difficult conditions."
Chairman of the jury Aadu Kana: "A genuine,
clean, honest solution. A good example of what concrete can do."
Special Award for the Client - Vahtra Big Farm.
Client - Weiss OÜ. Award given for the client for a well
thought-out goal and purposeful activity.
The jury's comment: "Concrete has been chosen for the
right place here - constructionally it lasts. In the newly independent Estonia,
there is no livestock building built that is fully made of reinforced concrete
load-bearing structures."
Chairman of the jury Aadu Kana: "Weiss OÜ, a
farm in Pärnu County, has been rebuilding a number of barns for 25 years and
has the experience that gases from animal husbandry - heat and methane - to
cause livestock rotting and rusting of iron posts. So it was decided to build a
concrete barn. At the peak of concrete use is the building's milking parlor,
with its high-bridged (24x24m) ceiling made of post-tensioned monolithic concrete.
"
Special Award of Ehitusuudised.ee (Äripäev) was given
to the owner of Tartu Vikerkaare 15 - R.E.R. Ehitus OÜ, main extractor and
concrete contractor.
Special award from the Estonian Association of Civil
Engineers was given to Neoprojekt OÜ, the designer of Maakri 19/21 business
quarter.
This year's 20th edition of the Concrete Building of the
Year competition has been launched to introduce the public to the wide range of
concrete uses and to acknowledge those who have used domestic building
materials - abundant and well-formed concrete.
This year's competition received 15 entries. Qualification
involved concrete buildings that were delivered to the contractor in 2019, as
well as any structures and procedures which were used within them.
The jury of the "Concrete Building of the Year
2019" consisted of representatives from the Estonian construction
associations: Joel Kopli of the Estonian Architects Association, Kalev Ramjalg
of the Estonian Concrete Association, Indrek Peterson from the Estonian
Association of Construction Entrepreneurs, Heiki Meos from the Estonian
Association of Civil Engineers, Johann-Aksel Tarbe from the Estonian
Construction Consulting Association, Enno Rebane from the Building Materials
Manufacturers Association; Aadu Kana, Chairman of the Jury; as well as
representatives of construction journalists - Eva Kiisler, Editor-in-Chief of
the construction publications of Äripäev, Liivi Tamm Editor-in-Chief of
EhitusEST magazine, and Finnish architect Maritta Koivisto - Editor-in-Chief of
Betoni magazine.
The Estonian Concrete Association is an
association promoting the use of concrete as a domestic building material, it
comprises 71 companies, organizations and individuals.
The Estonian Association of Building Materials Manufacturers
is an association of 62 companies involved in the production and sale of
building materials.
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