The Krulli community is more than just a buzzword. Everything is thoughtfully designed. A dedicated community manager looks after the quarter, while the environment and services are continuously evolving under the guidance of experts.
Homes with the Krulli touch
See moreAn urban space that lives and breathes in the rhythm of people. Here, everything is 5 minutes away: home, work, street life, kindergarten, restaurants, concerts and festivals. And best of all, your people are always nearby. After all, you are in Krulli, in the heart of North Tallinn.
23
apartments
A
energy class
2-4
room townhomes
5
minute district
2027
apartments completed
The Krulli event house is taking shape, while the Kasvuhoone business hub is starting to buzz. How does a workplace just around the corner sound?
Here on the edge of Kalamaja, you can experience both the area’s historic charm and modern comforts.
Krulli Quarter summer party 2024
Car-free streets and courtyards, a new kindergarten, sports and playgrounds, and a community garden.
Restaurants, concerts, workshops, and community events.
Top players contribute to Krulli homes
The Krulli quarter is designed by professionals who know exactly how to create an environment where you actually want to spend time.
The creators of the apartment buildings are from Hayashi-Grosschmidt Architecture (HGA) architectural office. The interior architecture was created by studio ARGUS.
The detailed spatial plan of Krulli was prepared by Andres Alver. Based on this, the urban space and landscape architecture concept for the quarter was developed by the esteemed Danish architectural firm Cobe.
The landscape architectural solution for the first construction phase is taken care of by KINO landscape architects.
Each building with a character. Krulli character
The apartment buildings in the Krulli Quarter create a smooth transition between the wooden houses of Kalamaja and the limestone architecture of the historic Krulli factory buildings. Their facades are clad in hand-crafted ceramic bricks whose tones and textures echo both the area’s stone walls and its classic timber and plaster finishes. The result is a thoughtful blend of materials and rhythms that ties the old and the new into a harmonious whole.
“With the residential buildings in the quarter, our vision is to bring together the community and coziness of Kalamaja with modern comfort.”
In the heart of the city, without the highway noise
At Krulli, homeliness and human-centred living are part of everyday life, not just aspirations. The quarter has been designed for people first – for pedestrians and light vehicles. A car-free environment leaves more space for cozy gatherings and play areas.
The softly hilly landscape between the buildings provides privacy. New, biodiverse plant communities naturally blend with the existing greenery, forming a harmonious urban ecosystem.
Along Volta Street, pedestrians are greeted by grand maples. In the courtyard, red rowanberries, fragrant lilacs and currant bushes create a lush atmosphere. Beyond its own diversity, Krulli is also a significant part of Tallinn’s wider green network, connecting to the city’s Pollinator Highway.
Near to life, far from the rush
Here, in the heart of North Tallinn, everything is within reach. A pleasant urban environment with all you need for everyday life and a healthy lifestyle. Green parks and seaside promenades stretch towards Noblessner, just a walk away. Along the way, cozy cafés and inviting paths await for walking or cycling.
500 m
Kungla bus stop
Volta and Krulli tram stops
Kalamaja park
Volta quarter
Krulli kindergarten (ready in 2027)
Salme Cultural Centre
Cafés, restaurants
1 km
Balti Jaam railway station
Telliskivi Creative City
Arsenal Centre
Patarei Sea Fortress
1,5-2 km
Šnelli park
Tallinn Old Town
Tallinn City Centre
- Krulli kodud (Volta 1b)
- Phase 1 (2025 - 2027)
- Phase 2 (2028 - 2030)
- Phase 3 (2030 - 2032)
- Phase 4 (2032-2034)
