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Tallin Hirvepark

hirvepark

tallinn

Estonia

Hirvepark is one of the 11 Bastion Parks situated around the Tallinn Old Town. All parks are under heritage protection. The design of Hirvepark, which today has an area of 3.6 ha, began in 1865. It has been under nature protection since 1959.

Pilot site goal

Tallin Hirvepark
Photos: © City of Tallinn

The piloting goals are highlighting the park’s historical heritage, raising the feeling of safety and increasing the usability of the park in dark hours. The overall goal of piloting in Tallinn site is to create an attractive, inviting urban green space with cultural heritage.

The experience of the site during dark time would be enhanced by illuminating not only the sidewalks but also the surroundings, the historical objects, while keeping the light pollution at minimal level. The goal is to create a permanent installation of subtle park lighting, which is nature-friendly and creates nightsky friendly park, through studying and testing prototypes.

  • Tallinn Old Town Society
  • Heritage protection department
  • Estonian Lighting Design Association
  • Tallinn municipality