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Tallinna Linnahall Põhja- Ja Ida-Euroopa Kultuuride Kohtumispaik TALLINNA LINNAHALL PÕHJA- JA IdA-EUROOPA KULTUURIDE KOHTUMISPAIK HARPA CONCERT HALL STOCKHOLM CONCERT HALL & ROYAL STOCKHOLM 1600-1800 KOHTA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 1770 KOHTA HELSINKI MUSIIKKITALO 1700 KOHTA MARIINSKY THEATRE OSLO CONCERT HALL 1625 KOHTA 1600 KOHTA TALLINNA LINNAHALL 5300 KOHTA BOLSHOI THEATRE 2153 KOHTA COPENHAGEN CONCERT HALL 1800 KOHTA LONDON ROYAL ALBERT HALL BERLINER PHILHARMONIE 5272 KOHTA 2250 KOHTA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU SISUKORD • VISIOON JA EESMÄRK • AJAKAVA • FINANTSEERIMISKAVA • RENOVEERIMISKAVA • HOONE KRONOLOOGIA • PILDID LINNAHALLIST LÄBI AJALOO • joonised • PÕHILISED TEHNILISED ANDMED • KRUNT, NAABERKRUNDID • EELTÖÖD • MUDELPROJEKTEERIMINE TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU VISIOON JA EESMÄRK VISIOON LINNAHALL ON PÕHJA- JA IdA-EUROOPA KULTUURIDE KOKKUSAAMISE KOHAKS. EESMÄRK EESMÄRGIKS ON RENOVEERIDA LOOMULIKU AKUSTIKAGA SAAL, MIS VASTAB SÜMFOONIAORKESTRI NÕUETELE. TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU T. KALJUSTE JA P. JÄRVI POOLT VÄLJATOODUD KONTSERDIMAJAD SÜMFOONIAORKESTRITELE HARPA CONCERT HALL STOCKHOLM CONCERT HALL & ROYAL STOCKHOLM 1600-1800 KOHTA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 1770 KOHTA HELSINKI MUSIIKKITALO 1700 KOHTA MARIINSKY THEATRE OSLO CONCERT HALL 1625 KOHTA 1600 KOHTA TALLINNA LINNAHALL 5300 KOHTA BOLSHOI THEATRE 2153 KOHTA COPENHAGEN CONCERT HALL 1800 KOHTA LONDON ROYAL ALBERT HALL BERLINER PHILHARMONIE 5272 KOHTA 2250 KOHTA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU POTENTSIAALSED KASUTAJA-GRUPID sümfooniaorkestri kontsert jazz kontsert rock kontsert tsirkus konverents muusikal teater varietee tv-show MUUD SUURÜRITUSED TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU AJAKAVA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU AJAKAVA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU FINANTSEERIMISKAVA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU FINANTSEERIMISKAVA Linnahalli renoveerimine / projekti finantseerimiskava 2016-2017 2016 Konstruktsioonide ekspertiis 52 000 Õigusalane nõustamine 55 000 Projekteerimise LÜ koostamine ja tehn tingimused 50 000 Projekteerimistingimuste taotlus / muinsuskaitse eritingimused 4 000 Lava / akustika / automaatika jms rahvusvahelised eksperdid 100 000 Projekteerimisega seotud kulud (SA, EK; KVVKJ, EL, aut, AR) 250 000 Reserv 40 000 2016 / planeerimise ja projekteerimisega seotud kulud 551 000 2017 Projekteerimiskulu ABC korpus 2 500 000 Surfid, lammutus 2 000 000 Ehitushange 50 000 Ehitus 2017 500 000 5 050 000 TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU RENOVEERIMISKAVA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU HOONE KRONOLOOGIA 1975 - 1976 PROJEKTEERIMINE 1976 - 1980 ehitamine 1980 VALMIS linnahall MOSKVA OLÜMPIAMÄNGUDEKS, arhitektid raine karp ja riina altmäe ( eesti tööstusprojekt), peainsener ago kuddu 1997 kultuurimälestis, määrus nr55 - hoone põhifunktsioon peab jääma samaks 2003 anti üle TALLINNA LINNALE 2009 arendusleping Tallinn Entertainment LLCl-ga (Ronald S. Lauder) 2009 jäähall suleti - kasutuskõlbmatu 2010 kontserdihall suleti - kasutuskõlbmatu 2015 LÕPETATI leping tallinn entertainment llc-ga (ronald s. lauder) 2015 TALLINNA LINNAVOLIKOGU OTSUS rekonstrueerida linnahall TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1976.A LINNAHALLI ESIMENE VAI TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1977.A LINNAHALLI EHITUS TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1978.A LINNAHALLI SAALI EHITUS TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1980.A VALMINUD LINNAHALL TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1980.A VALMINUD LINNAHALL TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1980.A VALMINUD LINNAHALL TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1983.A LINNAHALLI SAAL TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA 1988.A MRP KONVERENTS TALLINNA LINNAHALLIS TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA TÄNAPÄEVA AEROFOTO LINNAHALLIST TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA TÄNAPÄEVA AEROFOTO LINNAHALLIST TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA TÄNAPÄEVA FOTO LINNAHALLIST TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA TÄNAPÄEVA FOTO LINNAHALLIST TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA TÄNAPÄEVA FOTO LINNAHALLI INTERJÖÖRIST TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA TÄNAPÄEVA FOTO LINNAHALLI INTERJÖÖRIST TALLINNA LINNAHALLI REKONSTRUEERIMISKAVA TÄNAPÄEVA FOTO LINNAHALLI INTERJÖÖRIST TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU OLEMASOLEV LINNAHALLI -1. KORRUSE PLAAN PUBLIKURUUMID TEENINDAVAD RUUMID TEHNILISED RUUMID TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU OLEMASOLEV LINNAHALLI 1. KORRUSE PLAAN PUBLIKURUUMID TEENINDAVAD RUUMID TEHNILISED RUUMID TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU OLEMASOLEV LINNAHALLI 2. KORRUSE PLAAN PUBLIKURUUMID TEENINDAVAD RUUMID TEHNILISED RUUMID TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU LINNAHALLI JAOTUSSKEEM RENOVEERITAV OSA MÜÜKI MINEV OSA MÜÜKI MINEV OSA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU LINNAHALLI LÕIKED PUBLIKURUUMID TEENINDAVAD RUUMID TEHNILISED RUUMID LINN MERI MERI TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU PÕHILISED TEHNILISED ANDMED • 42 828 m2 kinnistu pind • 39 422 m2 ehitusalune pind • 37 220 m2 neto- ja kasulikpind • 6 000 m2 avar kontserdisaali fuajee • 4 500-KOHALINE VAATESAAL ( PROJEKTEERITUD 5300) • 3 000-kohaline jäähall TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU LINNAHALLIGA SEOSES OLEVAD TALLINNA LINNA KINNISTUD TRANSPORDIMAA LOGI TN 13 LOGI TN 9 LOGI TN T2 MERE PST 20 LOGI TN 7 MERE PST 20b MERE PST 18 TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU KRUNDISTRUKTUUR 100% ÜHISKONDLIKE EHITISTE MAA 50% SOTSIAALMAA 50% ÄRIMAA 10% SOTSIAALMAA 90% ÄRIMAA 100% ÄRIMAA 100% TRANSPORDIMAA 40% ÄRIMAA 60% TOOTMISMAA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU DETAILPLANEERINGUD KEHTESTATUD DETAILPLANEERING DP023650 MENETLUSES DETAILPLANEERING TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU KEHTESTATUD DETAILPLANEERING DP023650 _EA RENG_2008 TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU TALLINNA LINNAHALLI JA LÄHIALA DETAILPLANEERING LINNAHALLI JA LÄHIALA DETAILPLANEERINGU ALGATAMISETTEPANEK - LAHENDUSSKEEMLAHENDUSSKEEM / 2016 VÄLJAVÕTTED TALLINNA LINNAHALLI JA LÄHIALA DETAILPLANEERINGU ALGATAMISETTEPANEKU JUURDE KUULUVAST SELETUSKIRJAST: LOGI TN 9 • hoonete max kõrgus +21m maapinnast (linnahalli kõrgus ilma lavatornita) • max täisehitus 70 % • min haljastuse osakaal 20 % LOGI TN 7 • uusehitus soovitav siduda funktsionaalselt linnahalli tegevusega • maa sihtotstarbe on äri- ja ühiskondlike ehitiste maa • 5 maapealset korrust • 2 maa-alust korrust KINNISTUPIIR PLANEERINGU ALA VÕIMALIK HOONESTUSALA JALAKÄIJATE LIIKUMISSUUND ROHEKORIDOR TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU TALLINNA LINNAHALLI JA LÄHIALA DETAILPLANEERING LINNAHALLI JA LÄHIALA DETAILPLANEERINGU ALGATAMISETTEPANEK - LAHENDUSSKEEMLAHENDUSSKEEM / 2016 LOGI TN 9 krundi suurus 3 620 m2 täisehitus max 70 %, seega max ehtusalune pind 2 534 m2 max kõrgus on +21m, SEEGA MAx MAHT 53 214 m3 arvutuskäik: 5 korrust, brutopind kokku 5x2 500= 12 500 m2 netopind kokku 12 500 x 0,7 = 8 750 m2 ca hoonestusõiguse maksumus kinnistul on 1,5 - 2,5 mln eurot LOGI TN 7 krundi suurus 26 100 m2 täisehitus max 70 %, seega max ehtusalune pind on 18 270 m2 max kõrgus on +21m, SEEGA MAx MAHT ON 383 670 m3 KINNISTUPIIR arvutuskäik: PLANEERINGU ALA 5 korrust, VÕIMALIK HOONESTUSALA brutopind kokku 5x18 000= 90 000m2 JALAKÄIJATE LIIKUMISSUUND netopind kokku 90 000 x 0,7 = 63 000 m2 ca hoonestusõiguse maksumus kinnistul on ROHEKORIDOR 15 - 19 mln eurot TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU PÕHJA-SADAMA ALA KONKURSS, KORRALDAJA TALLINNA SADAM, SALTO ARHITEKTIDE VÕIDUTÖÖ, 2014.A D ROMENAA P TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU EELTÖÖD TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU EELTÖÖD - LASERSKANEERIJAGA MÕÕDISTAMINE 1. LASERSKANEERIJAGA MÕÕDISTATAKSE HOONE ÜLES 2. TEKIB PUNKTIPILV, MILLE JÄRGI ON VÕIMALIK TEHA TäpNE 3D MUDEL 3. 3D MUDEL ON ALUSEKS BIM-PROJEKTEERIMISELE 4. 3D MUDEL ON LISAKS ALUSEKS KÕIKIDELE ERITöödELE - LAVA, AKUSTIKA JM LASERSKANEERIJA MÕÕDISTAB RUUMI TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU MÕÕDISTATAKSE ÜLES KOGU HOONE - TEKIB PUNKTIPILV KÕIKIDE OSADE KOHTA TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU LÕPUKS TEKIB KOGU HOONE KOHTA PUNKTIPILV TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU SIIS HAKATAKSE TEGEMA PUNKTIPILVE ALUSEL 3D-MUDELIT TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU PUNKTIPILVE PÕHJAL VALMINUD HOONE 3D-MUDEL TALLINNA LINNAHALLI UUS ELU BIM PROJEKTEERIMINE - KOONDMUDELI TEGEMINE BIM projekteerimine ei ole kulukam kui tavaline projekteerimine PROJEKTEERIMISE JAGUNEMINE: OSAMUDELID: • Eskiis ehk mahumudel • ARHITEKTUUR • Eelmudel • konstruktsioon • Põhimudel • eriosad ( vesi, kanal, • Töömudel küte, vent, jahutus) • Teostusmudel • elekter • Haldusmudel konstruktsioon ventilatsioon MEELIS PAI Linnahalli Nõukogu esimees märts 2016.
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