My project is a tourist center located in the Tallinn harbor area. Its functions include tourist guidance, exhibitions, and a bus station. Through this project, I aim to provide tourists with a
deeper understanding and appreciation of the city. Additionally, besides serving tourists, it offers a comfortable public space for the surrounding urban environment, enhancing the connection with nearby areas.

It is designed to be a transitional space within the urban environment and the first impression visitors have of the city. Therefore, I have paid special attention to the connection between the
interior and exterior environments of the building. The center utilizes Estonia's most iconic wood
and recycled limestone, integrating them with the existing limestone walls on the site. My hope is
for it to become a window through which people can learn about the city.

The factory office building at Rotterdonseweg 196 is part of the porcelain company Koninklijke Porceleyne (Royal Delft). It is registered as national monument 525284 and is part of the three-part monument complex 525283. It is located between Rotterdamseweg and Delfteski in Delft. In the past, the factory occupied a larger area of land than it does today, but after the Second World War all its land was reduced by more than half. The building plot consists mainly of the factory buildings, office buildings and an atrium garden. The ceramics gallery in the atrium garden helped Royal Delft to win the first prize at the Paris World Exhibition in 1900. The main office building and factory building were built around 1930 and in 2016 Iprocom and entenwacht Zuid-Holland carried out a complete architectural restoration of the office building.