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Concrete Day is taking place on 14 March at the Estonian National Museum

01/03/2017

This year, Concrete Day is taking place on 14 March at the Estonian National Museum in Tartu, where the leading Russian architect Philip Nikandrov is performing and the winner of the Concrete Building of the Year 2016 is announced.

Agenda:
8.15 –   Bussid väljuvad Tallinnast.
Exit: Mere avenue, Russian Cultural Center.
10.50 - Buses arrive in Tartu.
Buses run through the Ihaste Bridge (Year of Concrete Building 2015)
view of the Tartu Prison (Concrete Building of the year 2002);
Estonian National Museum (ERM)
11.00 - Buses arrive at the ERM, Muuseumi road 2.

11.00 - Excursion in the ERM.
12.40 - Lõuna ERM-is.
14.00 - Meeting at the Jakob Hurt Hall
Head of the day - Aadu Kana,
Honorary Member of the Estonian Concrete Association
14.05 - Introduction - Aadu Kana, Tiit Roots
14.10 - Welcome - Tõnis Lukas,
General Director of the Estonian National Museum
14.15 – Evolution Tower ja Lakhta Center –
prominent tall buildings in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Philip Nikandrov, Chief Architect of Gorprojekt, Moscow.
The presentation is in English.
15.15 - Competition "Concrete Building of the year 2016"
Summaries and announcement of winners
16.00 - Speech by the winner
16.10 - Coffee table
17.00 - End of the Concrete day
17.00 - Buses leave the ERM car park, drive to Tallinn
19.30 - Buses arrive in Tallinn

PHILIP NIKANDROV

Philip Nikandrov, architect of 25 years of international experience, is Russia's leading architect specializing in the design of large, complex and unique high-rise buildings. His approach to works is like a journey from context to minimalism, achieving complexity through simplicity.
1993 - graduated from St. Petersburg State University of Architectural and Civil Engineering
1994 - Member of the Union of Russian Architects.
1997 - joined RMJM with the architectural firm, working in the offices of the UK, the Middle East and Russia. 2011 - ZAO GORPROJEKT, Chief Architect, Moscow
2011 – ZAO „GORPROJEKT“, peaarhitekt, Moskva.

Most important projects:
- „Evolution Tower“ (2015) Moskva ärikeskuses ja
- „Lakhta Center“ Peterburis (ehitamisel).

Other important projects:
- Mitmeotstarbeline Kontserdimaja (34 000 m2) Moskvas, ehitamisel;
- MinVodyEXPO (näituse ja konverentsikeskuse paviljon, üle 30 000 m2),
Mineralnye Vody Airport, (2014);
- Apartment-tüüpi hotell „Tower“(104 m) Mosfilmovskaja tänaval, Moskvas (ehitamisel).

"LAKHTA CENTER" in St. Petersburg (under construction).

LAKHTA CENTER

The currently under construction energy company "Gazprom" headquarters in St. Petersburg on the coast of the Gulf of Finland, with a predominantly 465-meter skyscraper.
More than half of the complex surfaces are for public use.
The classic panorama of St. Petersburg is quite flat, with some of the peaked landmarks highlighted: Peter and Paul Fortress Tower, Admiralty Tower, in addition to the cathedral's dome.
Now they are in dialogue with them 9 kilometers from the historic city center to the skyscraper's highest skyscraper in Europe.
The public viewing platform is 357 meters high, making Europe the highest.
The highest in Europe is also a panoramic restaurant - 330 meters high.
In 2015, the zero cycle was completed.
The complex should be ready in 2018.

„EVOLUTION TOWER“ (2015)

Evolution Tower

A 246-meter high, 55-story spiral building is located in Moscow's downtown business district on the Moscow River, on the Presnenskaya River.
The building has the impression that the two ribbons are twisted around each other. Each subsequent floor is at an angle of 3 degrees on the previous floor, a total of 135 degrees.
Already before the "Evolution Tower" was completed, the modern icon of Moscow became a sculptural building, becoming a symbol of business charm and rapid development. In 2016 Transneft bought a skyscraper for $ 1 billion.

Concrete records:
- vundamendi stabiilsus on saavutatud 2080 paigalvalu-betoonist vaiaga;
- esimest korda ajaloos on kõrghoone vundamendis kasutatud 2-meetrise diameetriga paigalvalu-betoonist vaiu;
- vundamendi alusplaadi valamine katkematu betoonivaluna nõudis 19 624 m3 betooni, mis oli valamise hetkel (2015) uueks maailmarekordiks.
As a whole, the "Lakhta Center" (with a total area of ​​400,000 m2) is introduced, bringing in over 100 technological innovations.

Additional information for a Concrete Day participants:
Tallinnast Betoonipäevale sõitjatele on sõit bussiga Tartusse ja tagasi tasuta. Betoonipäeval osalemine (ja koht bussis) – ainult eelnevalt registreerunutele. Palume ennast registreerida hiljemalt 7. märtsiks 2017:

Photography exhibition of the nominees of the Concrete Building of the Year 2016 and the winning works of 2000–2015 is open.

Read more:
Eesti Betooniühing – tel 648 1918
e-mail: 
www.betoon.org

Entrance only with preregistration.

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