Tartu roheala ühendamine Tartu Ülikooli raamatukogu ja Vanemuise teatriga
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Kuupäev
2025
Kättesaadav alates
25.11.2025
Autorid
Ajakirja pealkiri
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Kirjastaja
Eesti Maaülikool
Abstrakt
Bakalaureusetöös uuritakse Tartu kesklinnas paiknevat roheala, mis asub Tartu Ülikooli raamatukogu ja Vanemuise teatri vahel. Ala on ruumiliselt hästi ühendatud, kuid sisuliselt alakasutatud, toimides peamiselt läbikäiguna. Sarnaseid üleminekualasid on varasemates käsitlustes nähtud kui olulisi ühenduskohti hariduse ja kultuuri vahel, ent antud sihtala pole Tartu kontekstis senises teadustöös ega ruumilises planeerimises põhjalikult uuritud. Töö eesmärk on kujundada vaadeldavast alast sidus, inimmõõtmeline ja mitmeotstarbeline avalik ruum, mis arvestab kohapõhist identiteeti ning ühendab kultuurilised, hariduslikud ja puhkeväärtused. Metoodika koosneb kirjanduse analüüsist, mitmekihilistest kaardianalüüsidest (alus-, müra- ja kõrguskaart), ajaloolisest konteksti käsitlusest ning kvalitatiivsest küsitlusest ala kasutajatega. Tulemused näitavad, et ala ei toeta hetkel aktiivset viibimist ega sihipärast kasutust ning vajab funktsionaalset tsoneerimist, paremat ligipääsetavust ja hooajalist mitmekesisust. Kujunduslahenduse loomisel võrreldakse sihtala potentsiaali varasemate suveaedade praktikatega Eestis ja Euroopas, toetudes ka Vanemuise suveaia ajaloolisele eeskujule. Lõpplahendusena esitatakse realistlik ja kontekstipõhine kujundusvisioon, mida saab rakendada ruumilise arenduse planeerimisel. Töö tulemused kinnitavad, et kultuuripärandi, rohevõrgustiku ja kasutajakogemuse lõimimine võimaldab luua uue linnalise sõlmpunkti, millel on potentsiaal toimida nii igapäevase avaliku ruumi kui ka sündmuspaigana. Edasised uuringud võiksid keskenduda kavandatud lahenduse rakendamisele praktikas ning selle mõju hindamisele linnaruumi kasutusele ja kvaliteedile pikemas perspektiivis.
This bachelor’s thesis explores the green space located in the centre of Tartu, between the University of Tartu Library and the Vanemuine Theatre. Although the area is spatially well-connected, it remains functionally underutilised, primarily serving as a transit corridor. Similar transitional urban spaces have previously been interpreted as valuable connectors between education and culture, yet this specific site has not been extensively examined in research or spatial planning within the Tartu context. The aim of the thesis is to transform the area into a coherent, human-scale, and multifunctional public space that reflects local identity while integrating educational, cultural, and recreational functions. The methodology includes a literature review, multi-layered map analyses (base, noise, and elevation maps), historical context analysis, and qualitative surveys with site users. The results indicate that the space currently lacks functional zoning, accessibility, and seasonal diversity, which limits its usability and attractiveness. In developing the design solution, the thesis compares the site's potential with previous examples of summer gardens in Estonia and Europe, drawing conceptual inspiration from the historic Vanemuine summer garden. The final proposal presents a realistic and site-specific design vision that can be used as a foundation for future urban development. The findings confirm that integrating cultural heritage, green networks, and user experience can establish a new urban node capable of serving both as an everyday public space and as a setting for seasonal events. Future research could focus on the practical implementation of the proposed solution and evaluate its long-term impact on the use and quality of urban space.
This bachelor’s thesis explores the green space located in the centre of Tartu, between the University of Tartu Library and the Vanemuine Theatre. Although the area is spatially well-connected, it remains functionally underutilised, primarily serving as a transit corridor. Similar transitional urban spaces have previously been interpreted as valuable connectors between education and culture, yet this specific site has not been extensively examined in research or spatial planning within the Tartu context. The aim of the thesis is to transform the area into a coherent, human-scale, and multifunctional public space that reflects local identity while integrating educational, cultural, and recreational functions. The methodology includes a literature review, multi-layered map analyses (base, noise, and elevation maps), historical context analysis, and qualitative surveys with site users. The results indicate that the space currently lacks functional zoning, accessibility, and seasonal diversity, which limits its usability and attractiveness. In developing the design solution, the thesis compares the site's potential with previous examples of summer gardens in Estonia and Europe, drawing conceptual inspiration from the historic Vanemuine summer garden. The final proposal presents a realistic and site-specific design vision that can be used as a foundation for future urban development. The findings confirm that integrating cultural heritage, green networks, and user experience can establish a new urban node capable of serving both as an everyday public space and as a setting for seasonal events. Future research could focus on the practical implementation of the proposed solution and evaluate its long-term impact on the use and quality of urban space.
Kirjeldus
Bakalaureusetöö
Keskkonnaplaneerimise ja maastikukujunduse õppekaval
Märksõnad
bakalaureusetööd, avalik ruum, maastikuarhitektuur, rohevõrgustik, Tartu linnakeskus, suveaia kujundus