NORDEA Building
14-storey edifice of Nordea Building was completed in autumn 2009 right in the heart of Tallinn, at Liivalaia 45/47. The anchor tenant of the edifice is Nordea Bank, which has given its name to the whole building. The edifice is built around a central concrete core. It means that all services as well as the bearing structure are concentrated in the building centre, and the completely open-plan floors are spread around the core. The upper storeys offer the breathtaking views of Tallinn. The building has a 54-metre-high glass wall. The ring-shaped plan with total area of 16 989 m² allows to enjoy a stunning panoramic view. The project was developed by an architect Emil Urbel and a constructor Nordecon International.
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