Tallinna Raekoja platsil on uus skulptuur

Tallinna Raekoja platsil on uus skulptuur

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A new sculpture on Tallinn Town Hall Square

Tallinna Raekoja platsile paigaldati . See skulptuur . Skulptuur on .
. Skulptuur aitab pimedatel ja nägemispuudega inimestel hooneid tunnetada. Nad saavad ja .
. Skulptuur . .
Loa andsid linna ja Kesklinna valitsus. Linnakunstikomisjon aitab keerukamate taotlustega.
Aastas taotletakse . Selliseid skulptuure on tehtud ka .
A small bronze sculpture was installed on Tallinn Town Hall Square. This sculpture depicts Old Town buildings. The sculpture is intended for visually impaired people.
The sculpture was created by the Rotary Club. The sculpture helps blind and visually impaired people recognize buildings. They can touch the buildings and feel the city better.
The author of the sculpture is Tauno Kangro. The sculpture was installed on the square in November. The city granted permission to install the sculpture.
The permits were issued by the city's heritage conservation department and the City Center administration. The city art commission assists with more complex applications.
On average, four to five sculptures are applied for installation each year. Similar sculptures have been made in other European cities as well.