Tasku centre
Turu str 2, Tartu 51004, ESTONIA
2008.
Estiko constructs a building in the city centre, making it the company’s
fourth.
It is awarded the “New building of the Year 2008” certificate of honour by Tartu City Government.
Architect: Arhitektuuribüroo Kalle Rõõmus
Interior design: Vaikla Disain
In the heart of Tartu, next to the busiest intersection and Tartu Coach Station you will find the spacious and luminous Tasku shopping centre. A wide selection of fashion goods, restaurants, Tasku Medical Centre and many other services make Tasku a truly multifunctional centre. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy the newest launches by popular fashion brands, meet with friends and spend time together indulging in good food or the latest silver screen hits in Cinamon.
Tasku’s 5th and 6th floors offer the most demanded A class office spaces. In 2012, Tasku and Emajõe Ärikeskus – colloquially known as Plasku – were joined with a shopping street that also physically connects Plasku’s offices to Tasku.
Tartu Teerajajate Allee ( (walkway of the inhabitants of Tartu contributing to the local life) ) on the Riia street side of the centre boasts footprints of a few dozen well-known Tartuans. Starting from 2010, the walkway has been adorned with new honourable footprints each autumn.
It is awarded the “New building of the Year 2008” certificate of honour by Tartu City Government.
Architect: Arhitektuuribüroo Kalle Rõõmus
Interior design: Vaikla Disain
In the heart of Tartu, next to the busiest intersection and Tartu Coach Station you will find the spacious and luminous Tasku shopping centre. A wide selection of fashion goods, restaurants, Tasku Medical Centre and many other services make Tasku a truly multifunctional centre. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy the newest launches by popular fashion brands, meet with friends and spend time together indulging in good food or the latest silver screen hits in Cinamon.
Tasku’s 5th and 6th floors offer the most demanded A class office spaces. In 2012, Tasku and Emajõe Ärikeskus – colloquially known as Plasku – were joined with a shopping street that also physically connects Plasku’s offices to Tasku.
Tartu Teerajajate Allee ( (walkway of the inhabitants of Tartu contributing to the local life) ) on the Riia street side of the centre boasts footprints of a few dozen well-known Tartuans. Starting from 2010, the walkway has been adorned with new honourable footprints each autumn.
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