ABOUT THE BUILDING

The architecture of Ringi Kodud is thoughtfully designed by the architectural firm Mänd & Mänd (architect Kätlin Mänd). The buildings feature segmented volumes and a contrasting use of materials: white and painted concrete surfaces alternate with dark metal railings and vertical wooden elements, creating a modern and inviting exterior.

• Spacious apartments with layouts that include either a balcony or a terrace.
• Elevators in all buildings, ensuring easy access to every floor.
• Bicycle storage rooms for the entire family’s bikes.
• Convenient parking solutions, with open parking areas on the first floor level and additional outdoor parking spaces around the complex.

The building with a concrete load-bearing structure is set on a shallow foundation. The exterior walls of the apartment building are made of three-layered insulated reinforced concrete panels. The partition walls between the apartments are assembled from reinforced concrete elements, and the shafts are built from masonry bricks. The interior partition walls are painted drywall with a metal frame and wool insulation. The suspended ceilings are assembled from reinforced concrete hollow-core panels, with an insulation layer installed for impact soundproofing and a poured concrete floor slab. The building features a flat roof covered with roll roofing material. The windows and balcony doors are installed with triple-glazed glass units in plastic frames.

The calculated energy efficiency rating corresponds to the energy label class “A”, ensuring low heating costs.

The heating system operates based on district heating and is designed as a water underfloor heating system, allowing each apartment owner to conveniently adjust the temperature room by room.

Each apartment is equipped with an individual ventilation system with heat recovery, where the heat from the extracted air is used to warm the incoming air, resulting in energy savings.

Hot water is supplied through a heat exchanger from the district heating system, with each apartment having its own cold and hot water meters that can be remotely read.

Each apartment has its own electrical distribution panel with automatic circuit breakers and provisions for router installation. The apartment features a remotely read two-tariff electricity meter located in the main switchboard room.

Parking spaces are equipped with provisions for the installation of electric vehicle charging stations.

The living room is equipped with two data ports, and the bedrooms have one each. A communications network with CAT6 cabling will be built to connect to a telecom service provider. The router can be installed in the electrical distribution panel.