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XXV International Union of Architects World Congress Architecture Otherwhere Durban 2014 XXV International BAUA exhibition Union of Architects BAUA – Baltic Architects Unions Association World Congress Union of Estonian Architects Latvia Association of Architects Architecture Architects Association of Lithuania Otherwhere President of the Baltic Architects Unions Association: Durban Hindrek Kesler 2014 Author of the exhibition and brochure: Mark Grimitliht Curator of the exhibition and brochure: Villem Tomiste Design of the exhibition and brochure: Polaar Studio “Dots”. cooperation, called the The Estonian, Latvian and Soviet Union, constructed Lithuanian “dots” depict the The three little our cities to look similar. The modern architecture of the majority of the population in three countries. The samples dots: Estonia, the three countries still lives of public space and building Latvia and in the monotonous sleeping projects are grouped districts of prefabricated according to typology. Both Lithuania apartment blocks. the samples as well as the typologies offer insights into The three Northern European Societies that more than common objectives wherein countries – Estonia, Latvia twenty years ago broke free each country is finding its and Lithuania – are tiny from the Soviet command of own way forward. enough to appear on the collectivist planned economy globe as dots. Our common set uniqueness as their ideal. The samples are depicted exposition offers everyone Architecture of Estonia, as clouds of dots. The an opportunity to connect Latvia and Lithuania has had visitor can connect the the dots, to discover the its own course during past dots and thus visualise contemporary architecture of two decades. The goal was the contemporary Nordic the three countries through something that had remained architecture in two drawing. an impossible within the ways: either by following Soviet utopian modernism: the instructions or In addition adjacency, that every building would independently, discovering the three neighbouring have an architect who knows something new and are interconnected also the context and would take envisioning the new worlds. by common history. The an interest in the client’s fifty years of forced-upon wishes. 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