Stylish energy class A premium lofts and apartments at the historic Volta Quarter

In cooperation with the highly regarded KOKO architects, the second phase of the Volta Quarter has been erected. The architecture boasts a characterful industrial style, which has been reimagined both in the form of a timeless brick facade and in modern minimalist structures, enhanced by unique bespoke windows and decorative balcony railings. Volta Residents will feature a variety of unique homes – edgy 1-4-room apartments, multi-level lofts as well as exclusive penthouses.

High ceilings, mezzanine floors and stunning chequered windows

Ceilings up to 3 m high in the apartments
Ceiling height of lofts up to 5.4 m
Views of the sea, Old Town and lush park area
Most units have a spacious balcony or terrace
Unique floor-to-ceiling windows
Lofts with multi-level layouts

Progressive and sustainable energy class A homes

Integrated cooling system for lofts
Solar panels on the roof
Windows with high UV factor
Underground parking garage
Bicycle storage room
Possibility of electric car charging point

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Uniquely individual architecture

12/2 Uus-Volta St

Edgy minimal white concrete facade with large floor-to-ceiling glass surfaces. Unique multi-level lofts with 5.4 m ceilings, balconies and rooftop terraces.

7/2 Mootori St

Ultra-modern architecture with stunning round corner windows, 5.4 m high ceilings, a 7-storey golden main staircase and a luxurious furnished lobby.

Most apartments feature a balcony or terrace and penthouses a rooftop terrace with sea, Old Town and city views.

All homes are move in ready!

November
2021

I & II phase construction start
May
2022

I phase cornerstone
July
2022

II phase cornerstone
September
2022

I phase top out
November
2022

II phase top out
I quarter
2023

I phase move in ready
II quarter
2023

II phase move in ready

An outstanding architectural dialogue

The main inspiration for the architecture is the environment in which the buildings are located – the former Volta factory. The architecture of historic buildings has a clear structure, the constructions are rational and the rooms are luminous – we have applied the same principles in the design of new residential buildings. Each building has their own character, but at the same time their architectural language is in dialogue with the existing structures.

Chief architect Raivo Kotov