Historic building · 1930
Nõmme turuhoone
Nõmme's wooden market hall was designed by architect Robert Natus and finished in 1930. It was restored to the original drawings and reopened on 10 October 2009, and was named the best restored wooden building in Tallinn that year. Just six months later, late on the evening of 29 April 2010, it caught fire and burned almost to the ground in about an hour. The Nõmme Beautification Society started a collection, the outside was rebuilt exactly as before but with a more fire-resistant structure, and the hall reopened on 27 November 2010.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Nõmme puidust turuhoone projekteeris arhitekt Robert Natus ja see valmis 1930. aastal. Originaaljooniste järgi taastatud hoone avati 10. oktoobril 2009 ning see tunnistati sel aastal Tallinna parimaks restaureeritud puitehitiseks. Vaid pool aastat hiljem, 29. aprilli hilisõhtul 2010, süttis hoone ja põles umbes tunniga peaaegu maani maha. Nõmme Heakorra Selts algatas korjanduse, välisilme taastati endisena, kuid konstruktsioon tehti tulekindlamaks, ja turuhoone avati uuesti 27. novembril 2010.
Source: https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%C3%B5mme_turuhoone ↗