Uhispank changes Tallinn's skyline
Jan 28, 1999
Kairi Kurm
TALLINN - Tallinn will have its first skyscraper thanks to the Uhispank Group, which is setting a new architectural trend in the city.Estonia's second largest bank will reside in the country's highest building, construction of which started in October 1997. Uhispank's skyscraper, which cost the bank over 300 million kroons ($22.4 million) will be 94 meters tall and will occupy 24,350 square meters.Jaanus Sula, Uhispank's administration director, said the design of the 24-storey glass building wi ...
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