The construction of the new building of the Kristiine Kindergarten is underway under the direction of the Tallinn City Planning Authority, which is planned for completion in 2025. The project is managed by Artem Morozov, and the project managers of the construction work are Andre Korotškin and Olga Dilanjan. The new kindergarten building brings a modern and spacious learning environment to the area, which meets all the needs of today's kindergartens, offering children and teachers an inspiring and diverse environment.

New building and space solutions
The new building of Kristiine Kindergarten will have a total of 12 group rooms, offering places for up to 240 children. This is a significant expansion compared to the previous building, which will allow more children to participate in high-quality early childhood education in the Kristiine area. Group rooms are designed to be a comfortable and developing environment where children can learn and play.

In addition to the group rooms, the new kindergarten building will have a spacious hall, which is significantly different from the old small hall. In the new hall, it is possible to organize various events and classes. An important innovation is the possibility of dividing the hall - the hall can be divided into two parts, which allows different activities to be carried out at the same time, such as exercise and music lessons, without interfering with each other.

Modern environment and forward-looking solutions
The new building of Kristiine Kindergarten is designed with children's well-being and development in mind. Modern room solutions, spacious play areas and functional study rooms ensure that children can learn and develop in a safe and supportive environment.

Both parents and residents of the area are eagerly awaiting the completion of the project, as the new kindergarten will not only improve the educational opportunities offered to children, but will also enrich the community by providing a modern and inspiring place for young people to develop.

Completion and expected results
The new building of Kristiine Kindergarten will be completed in 2025. This is a big step forward in the development of the city's educational network and childcare facilities. The modern and functional environment offers children many more opportunities for both play and learning than before, supporting their all-round development.

Contact
Client: Tallinn City Archives Office
Project manager: Artem Morozov
Object managers: Andre Korotshkin, Olga Dilanjan