Not yet. There were too many people at the opening, too loud, you need silence to capture the small sounds of the nature. I'm sure it'll get done though! Hope you liked the idea though!

Thanks! I agree that the look of it is quite important as well - the shift in scale, and also the way that they look a bit out of place...or out of space. Glad you like the project!

Thanks! Not sure how well it transmits to video - I think at least that it would be a bit like filming a meditation site, I'm not sure it works without the scent of the forest, the feel of the moss under your boots, and without experiencing the walk to the site through the forests. But there's a few tv crews planning a story, I've heard, so let's keep fingers crossed they manage to capture some of the essence... Happy you like the project!

Altogether? I asked the architects who tutored the project through several months of preparation, they guessed the wooden material would end up to about 10 trees? The thing is, 50% of Estonia is covered in forest, so building anything really from wood just makes sense here, especially as our forests grow enough new trees to build a tiny house for a single family in...one minute, according to a quiz by the Forest Centre that I just took. Hope you liked the idea just a tiny bit even :)

You are right. And that is really sad that Estonia, one of the last countries in Europe that still have old forests cut they all down. :'(

I'm so happy you think so! I think that it's a marvellous project, and to think the students were just first year's when they started! I would have liked to be part of that course, for sure!

That's a very good idea, I'll pass it on to the group for sure :) Thanks!

Isn't it! Come to Estonia, Norwegian Travelers, and check it out yourself ;) I'm sure the team would love to hear your feedback!