ilmaühikuline
Ilmaühikuline is a term used in Estonian language to describe urban development areas that have a high concentration of brick row-houses built without between them distance requirements, creating a homogeneous and compact neighborhood appearance. The characteristic feature of these areas is their dense grid of small, identical houses, typically constructed from brick, often with a mansard roof.
The layout and architectural style of ilmaühikuline areas originated from the early 20th-century Estonian urban planning
Ilmaühikuline neighborhoods are typically found in older cities and towns of Estonia, where they form a distinctive
Today, ilmaühikuline areas face changed social and urbanistic circumstances. Many of these neighborhoods are in need