The House where Lived and Worked Amandus Adamson
Total floor area 67m2
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The building in ~1900
History
It has been stated in various articles that the summer atelier was built somewhere between the 1892-1896.
The house was given as a gift to republic of Estonian in 2005 by Adamson's daughter Maria Maddalena Carlsson for the 150th anniversary of birth of Amandus Adamson.
Project
With this restauration project it has been stated that the house will be restored to it's former appearance and the house will start functioning as a museum that introduces the life and work of Amandus Adamson. There will be no changes done in the original dimension of the exterior of the house and the floor plan.
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Site Plan
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Views from the South-West and the North-West
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View from the South-West
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View from the North-East
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