Construction of the Ahtri 3 office building in the Talsinki quarter in central Tallinn is progressing well. Maru Betoonitööd has reached the fourth-floor slabs with the building frame, and work is proceeding as planned, in line with the agreed schedule.
In spring, we started building the concrete structures of the building on the site developed by US Real Estate, commissioned by the main contractor Bildgren Ehitus. In May, the cornerstone of SEB’s future Baltic headquarters was ceremonially laid, and since then the building has been rising steadily from its underground levels.
Talsinki is a technically demanding project: the site lies on the border between the harbour and the city centre, surrounded by existing buildings, a tram line and heavy traffic on Ahtri Street. In such tight conditions, precise work organisation and logistics are essential for the frame works and every single pour. In building the slabs, walls and columns, our team relies on trusted partners: formwork is supplied by Ramirent and concrete by Betoonimeister.
The Talsinki quarter is one of the largest developments in central Tallinn. The Ahtri 3 building will become SEB’s Baltic headquarters, and the office buildings of the quarter are being built to LEED Platinum certification requirements. The architectural design is by Arhitekt11 and HGA, and the lead designers are Innopolis and DMT Insenerid.
We are proud to be part of the team building a new landmark for Tallinn’s seaside city centre.
Maru Betoonitööd – concrete structures for landmarks as a complete service
