Fahle concept

Fahle Park is a new business city in the centre of Tallinn that offers innovative A+ class office solutions with unique architecture. In addition to modern offices, Fahle is home to restaurants, entertainment venues, sports clubs, and many other amenities. All historic and modern office buildings at Fahle are connected via a modern glass-roofed gallery with a green park-like setting, lounges, and restaurant terraces. A parking house for 1,200 cars will be built in the centre of the quarter, so you can always conveniently access your office even if it rains.

History of Fahle

History of Fahle

The Fahle Quarter will be built on the shore of the Härjapea River which has now been closed down, but which was the birthplace of the industrial world of Tallinn. In the Middle Ages, a series of water mills were built on the banks of this narrow, fast-flowing river, where the oldest factories and factories in the capital emerged. The oldest paper mill in Estonia was located here during the times of Swedish Estonia. The paper industry once again gained momentum here in the 19th century. The historic limestone buildings of the Fahle Quarter are a remembrance of the cellulose and paper factory built in the days of the Industrial Revolution at the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries. At that time, Director Emil Fahle was the head of this industry. Today, this fabulous industrial architectural heritage is being kept in the Fahle Quarter, giving historical buildings new and contemporary meaning.

Jaak Juske

Architecture of Fahle

Fahle Park is unique thanks to its glass-roofed "interior streets" which make it possible to enjoy the outdoors for a longer time and bring spatial lightness and greenery to the heavy industrial heritage. The existing buildings have been built together over time and they now make up for an integrated spatial complex. The stricter form language of the new buildings is in perfect harmony with the soft and arched geometry of Art Nouveau monuments. The new glass buildings of different heights, together with the monuments, create an architectural, spatially diverse ensemble that complements the Tallinn City Space with dignity.

Fahle Street

Fahle Street

The new public space is human-centered. Cars are directed to the underground and aboveground parking houses in the quarter's outer perimeter. Inside the quarter, the space between the buildings is meant for pedestrians. In streets and squares, besides container landscaping, high-level landscaping is planned to create a green space throughout the quarter. The roof-covered atriums and galleries are lush in green and there are shrubs, trees, and vines in the containers.

Timeline
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2018

January

Building permit
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2018

February

Start of construction works
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2019

July

OPENING THE I STAGE OF FAHLE
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2018

February

Start of construction works
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2019

July

OPENING THE I STAGE OF FAHLE
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2019

December

OPENING THE II STAGE OF FAHLE IN DECEMBER 2019

A+ CLASS

Technical equipment

Fahle's office areas meet A+ class requirements and are equipped with the latest technology.

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