EAL vestlusõhtu: Rail Baltic - kellele ja milleks?

 

 

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EAL vestlusõhtu: Rail Baltic - kellele ja milleks?

Kutsume Teid osalema Eesti Arhitektide Liidu vestlusõhtul, mis küsib: Rail Baltic - kellele ja milleks? Üritus toimub neljapäeval, 27. märtsil 2014 kell 17.00 Okupatsioonide muuseumis, Toompea 8, Tallinn.

Esinevad:  
Indrek Sirp, majandus- ja kommunikatsiooniministeeriumi nõunik, Rail Balticu projektijuht, ja Andres Lindemann, majandus- ja kommunikatsiooniministeeriumi transpordi arengu ja investeeringute osakonna peaspetsialist, kes räägivad ruumilist planeerimist puudutavast - trassi kulgemine ja jaamade detailplaneeringud - samuti transiidi ja reisirongide osakaalust, kas Rail Baltic end reaalselt ära tasub, missugune on selle mõju kohalikule elule.

Jaanus Aavik, Hendrikson & Ko detailplaneeringute ja projekteerimise osakonna juhataja, lisab lühiülevaate projekteerimise praegusest seisust.

Pirjo Huvila, Soome VR Group arhitekt, räägib, kuidas Rail Baltic Skandinaaviast vaadates tundub, kas tegu on atraktiivse projektiga ja põhjendab, miks. (See loeng on inglise keeles, tõlketa.)

Ettekannetele järgneb vestlusring (eesti keeles). Vestlust modereerib arhitekt Toomas Paaver, EAL.

Osalemisest palume teatada kuni 26. märtsini: ingridk@arhliit.ee

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Summary in English: The Union of Estonian Architects announes.


EAL public lecture: Rail Baltic - for whom and why?

We ask you to join a public lecture organized by the Union of Estonian Architects whith the topic of Rail Baltic - for whom and why? The event takes place on Thursday on 27th April at 17:00 in the Museum of Occupations (Toompea 8, Tallinn).

Speakers:
Indrek Sirp, advisor of Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications and project manager of Rail Baltic, Andres Lindemann specialist of transportation development and investments department in Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications. Indrek Sirp and Andres Lindemann will speak about planning related topics - about future track alignment and detail planning of railway stations, additionally about modal split between transit trains and passenger trains, whether railroad would be financially sustainable and how will it affect local residents.

Jaanus Aavik is head of detail planning and engineering department in Hendrikson & Ko and gives overview of current affairs in planning.

Pirjo Huvila is architect at Finnish VR Group and speaks how Rail Baltic is perceived in Scandinavia and whether it is an attractive project or not and explains why she thinks so (lecture is in english with no translation).

Lectures are followed with open debate (in estonian). The debate is guided by architect Toomas Paaver from EAL.

All interested participants must send their wish for participation before 26th March via email to ingridk@arhliit.ee