ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITIONS

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2002

* SPACE INVADERS. Young British Architecture (British Council)
   The British Council had chosen 15 of the United Kingdom’s most innovative
   architectural practices for its major international touring exhibition, Space Invaders,
   which launched at Experimenta 2001, the Lisbon design biennale in September
   2001. Space Invaders featured a cross-section of international projects, many of
   them commissioned. Some schemes remain speculative. Highlights included: the
   acclaimed Elektra House in East London by David Adjaye; Yokohama International
   Port Terminal by Foreign Office Architects; art and architecture practice muf’s
   Hypocaust building for the display of Roman remains in St Albans, and new designs
   for affordable housing by Piercy Conner, the youngest practice in the exhibition.

* Art & Architecture: drawings by Juhan Raudsepp (1896-1984)
From Mart Lepp's collection.

* TWO-DIMENSIONAL HOUSES:
   Architectural Photo from the 1860s until Today
   The exhibition explored the history of architectural photo in Estonia from the 1860s
   until today. For the first time in Estonia the architectural photo was focused at the
   big exhibition. Its aim was to show the close link between the history of architecture
   and the history of photography.

* Japanese Contemporary Architecture (Japan Institute of Architects)

* TALLINN HARBOUR: architectural competition entries

* Architect Uno Tölpus