A place shaped by people, nature, and learning by doing
For a century, this 41-hectare coastal district – just a few kilometres from Tallinn’s centre – was an industrial zone, closed off to the public. Now, step by step, it’s opening up, unlocking three kilometres of coastline and inviting people back to the seaside.
Over the next decades, Hundipea will gradually grow into a lively, adaptable, and welcoming neighbourhood – making life more enjoyable for people while giving nature the space it needs.
Hundipea is already
taking shape
A place for experimentation
Hundipea is a creative playground where bold ideas aren’t just imagined but put into action. Together with researchers, students, local communities, and many others, we’re experimenting with everything from public space design to biodiversity research – exploring practical ideas that could shape urban spaces well beyond Hundipea.
An unexpected gathering place
Hundipea is becoming a spot for people to meet, create, and unwind. From gardening workshops and pop-up sauna nights to concerts and urban conferences, events are already bringing life to the area. The outdoor spaces are growing too. A community garden, a reading nook, and quiet spots to relax are already in place, with a new playground for kids on the way.
A workspace with room to grow
Hundipea isn’t a polished, move-in-ready place. It’s a work in progress, and that’s exactly what makes it exciting. The first teams are moving in, setting up workshops, offices, and small production spaces while the neighbourhood takes shape around them. It’s not for everyone, but for those who see potential in an evolving space, it’s a chance to be part of something from the ground up.