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1.1.1. Modern Learning and Energy-Efficient Industrial Renovation of Estonia’s Standardised School Buildings
School buildings constructed according to standard designs have become outdated, and their rigid spatial layouts do not support modern approaches to learning. The project focuses on the rapid and energy-efficient reconstruction of standardised school buildings using industrialised renovation methods, thereby reducing construction time and disruptions to everyday activities. It includes the development and implementation of technological solutions that can be applied more broadly in the modernisation of educational facilities. Industrialised renovation is an alternative renovation method that differs from conventional practices by using prefabricated façade elements manufactured off-site. Its main advantages include a significantly shorter construction period, higher product and construction quality, less disruption for building users, and reduced waste generation.
Project duration: 2025–2027
The project is funded by the Public Sector Innovation Fund.
Project Contact at the Government Office: Kairit Viidalepp, [email protected], 5646 7281
Read more about the project on the website of the Ministry of Education and Research (in Estonian): Meistriklass: Eesti masstoodetud koolihoonete tehaselise renoveerimise innovatsiooniprojekt
Last updated on 29.09.2025
Activities and projects in the field of innovation are funded under the European Union Cohesion Policy 2021–2027 measure.
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