Exhibition “Let Me Warm You”
The exhibition “Let Me Warm You” at the Estonian Museum of Architecture in Tallinn is a continuation of the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale Estonian Pavilion exhibition. The Estonian display stood out in Venice for its clear, socially sensitive approach, garnering significant international attention.
The focus of the exhibition is whether renovation merely means insulating buildings and improving energy efficiency, or if it is also an opportunity to address broader social and spatial challenges. Dramatic texts based on real-life situations highlight how different parties – residents, the bank, the architect, and the city – influence the renovation process. It turns out that it is not merely a technical task but a complex process in which dreams, agreements, compromises, and sometimes disagreements intertwine.
Visitors have the opportunity to enter somewhat tragicomic situations familiar to many apartment building residents and better understand why making joint decisions can be challenging.
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