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to have a foundation so that it stays and changes can be made if necessary

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Bird as freedom, self-efficacy, flying from the nest.

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finding the balance between natural world and human world - adaptability

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In 1930, the Board of the Visual Arts Foundation (Kujutava Kunsti Sihtkapitali Valitsus) decided to support the installation of the sculpture ‘Metskits’ (‘Deer’), which was created by the well-known Estonian sculptor Jaan Koort (1883‒1935) in 1929, in the green area in Nunne Street. Before that the area had no buildings.

In 1952, the Architecture Department of the City of Tallinn’s renovation project for the square next to Vaksali Street (currently Nunne Street) was submitted for approval. The project was prepared by Nora Tammoja. The project design has preserved until this day.

In time, the design of the green area changed because a heating pipeline was built across the site. The support wall along the street was raised, the stairs were removed and other changes were made.

The design made by Lootusprojekt OÜ in 2018 foresaw using the principles included in the design made by Nora Tammoja in 1952. Stairs were built, the sculpture ‘Metskits’ was placed on its original base, which was hidden by soil, benches were placed and lighting was designed. The area was opened for city residents and guests. The lighting solution was designed by Lighting Design Collective Oy, the winner of the idea competition for the lighting of Tallinn’s walls and wall towers.

Photo by: Maris Tomba

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Find possible symbolic meanings in the context of lifelong learning from the Kitseaed. We ask you to explore Kitseaed, focusing on two specific symbols:

1. a historical object or element (e.g., a piece of an old building).

2. a natural object or element (e.g., a tree, plant).

Then take a picture of each found symbol and add it under your group section. You may add a few keywords under the picture to describe the found symbol and its significance in the the context of lifelong learning.

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The higher you’ll climb the harder the fall…

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