Use case · 2023 · Estonia
Liivalaia Street, Tallinn
Reimagining the Liivalaia corridor with its neighbours.
A train-the-trainer deployment on a live street reconstruction: after a short training, three City of Tallinn planners independently ran an AI-assisted stakeholder pilot in September 2023 on four sections of Liivalaia, a central artery — from the Swedbank forecourt to the Kaasan church area. The moderated groups produced 14 co-created scenario sequences morphing existing sites into greened redesigns, 123 super-resolution stills and two compiled videos, aimed at the street’s statutory design conditions.
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2 sessions, one engagement
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Who took part
Local experts, stakeholders and developers in moderated working groups — invitees along the corridor included the hospital, hotels, retailers and state real-estate bodies — with non-public-sector members paid for participation.
What the tool did
Photo-to-scenario generation across the four street sections, run by the city’s own trained planners rather than external facilitators — establishing state–municipal cooperation on generative AI in planning.
We delivered this project under the brand name of UrbanistAI, in our previous collaboration.
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