TALGU TALK
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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE SYMPOSIUM
HOW DO WE WORK TOGETHER?
LOOKING FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY PARTICIPANTS!
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SISU on Eesti sisearhitektuuri ja ruumiloome valdkonna suursündmus, mis käsitleb sisearhitektuuri puudutavaid teemasid. Sümpoosion on saanud kohtumispaigaks (sise)arhitektuuri valdkonna tunnustatud teoreetikutele ja praktikutele üle kogu maailma.
Lisaks sisearhitektidele tulevad kokku erinevad ruumiga tegelevad professionaalid interdistsiplinaarsetelt tegevusaladelt. Igale sümpoosionile annab oma näo ja suuna kuraatorite koostatud programm.
SISU sümpoosionil loodud teadmiste ja kogemuste põhjal koostatakse loovuurimuslikku ajakirja SISU-LINE.
SISU is a major event in the field of Estonian interior architecture and spatial design. The symposium has become a meeting place for recognized theorists and practitioners in the field of (interior) architecture from around the world.
In addition to interior architects, various professionals working with space from interdisciplinary fields come together. Each symposium is shaped and guided by a program curated specifically for the event.
Based on the knowledge and experiences created at the SISU symposium, the creative research journal SISU-LINE is compiled.
SISU 2019. Photo: Kairi Rand
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2026. aasta sisearhitektuuri sümpoosion TALGU TALK keskendub koostöövormidele, kutsudes arhitektuuri-, sisearhitektuuri-, disaini- ja ehitusevaheliste piiride kompamist käelise koostegevuse kaudu.
Kuidas koos töötada?
(Arhi/sisearhi)tektuur ja disain moonduvad ainuisikulisest autorlusest üha enam kollektiivset loomet toetavateks valdkondadeks. Talgud on ekraanideelse ajastu koostöövorm, mis on oma eheduses aegumatu. See oli traditsiooniline viis küla kaasamiseks suurematesse töödesse, nagu viljakoristus, aida ehitamine või tulekahjujärgne taastamine. Talgukultuur kultiveerib muuhulgas vabatahtlikku agentsust ning õigust küsida ja saada abi. Kohalolu, siin ja praegu.
The 2026 interior architecture symposium TALGU TALK focuses on modes of collaboration, inviting participants to explore the boundaries between architecture, interior architecture, design, and construction through hands-on collective work.
How do we work together?
(Archi/interior archi)tecture and design are shifting away from individual authorship toward fields that increasingly support collective creation. Talgud is a form of collaboration from the pre-digital era that remains timeless in its authenticity. Traditionally, it was a way to involve the community in larger tasks such as harvesting crops, building barns, or rebuilding after a fire. The culture of talgud cultivates, among other things, voluntary agency and the right to ask for and receive help. Presence — here and now.
Ida-Euroopa, Baltimaade ja Skandinaavia talurahva kogukondadel on talgute jaoks sarnased nimetused: poola keeles Tłoka, ukraina keeles Toloka, leedu keeles Talka, soome keeles Talkoot ja rootsi keeles Talko. Otsetõlkes inglise keelest - kollektiivne eneseabi.
Ühendades Kirde-Euroopa kollektiivset mälu ja kultuuri, toob TALGU TALK kokku 30 talgulist kodust ja võõrsilt.
Across Eastern Europe, the Baltics, and Scandinavia, rural communities have similar terms for this practice: in Polish Tłoka, in Ukrainian Toloka, in Lithuanian Talka, in Finnish Talkoot, and in Swedish Talko. In direct translation — collective self-help.
Bringing together the collective memory and culture of Northeastern Europe, TALGU TALK gathers 30 participants from both local and international contexts.
CURATORIAL TEAM
Talgute läbiviija & SISU 2026 kuraatortiim: tektuur
tektid/tects: Ardo Hiiuväin, Diana Drobot, Eeros Lees, Johann Ortin Õun, Päär-Joonap Keedus, Rebecca Peets.
tektuur on ruumipraktikate, disaini, ehituse ning (arhi)tektuuriteadusega tegelev praksis.
tektuur is a practice engaged in spatial practices, design, construction, and (archi)tectural theory.
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ASUKOHT
EKA Tamse õppebaas asub Muhu saare põhjaosas, vaikses ja looduskaunis piirkonnas Tamse külas.
Tamse õppebaas, Muhu saar, Eesti
talgud: 24.–28. august
sümpoosion: 28.–30. august
LOCATION
The Tamse Study Base is located in the northern part of Muhu Island, in the quiet and naturally beautiful area of Tamse village.
Tamse õppebaas, Muhu island, Estonia
talgud: 24.–28. august
symposium: 28.–30. august
PROGRAMME
24.08
arrival to Tamse õppebaas, Muhu Island
settling in, getting to know the area
25.08
8:00-9:00 breakfast
9:00-13:00 spatial analysis, mapping of works, setting scope for each team
13:00-14:00 lunch
14:00-19:00 material mapping, team reflection and plan for next steps,
material sourcing, preparation of work stations, material preparation
19:00-20:00 dinner
20:00- sauna
26.08-27.08
8:00-9:00 breakfast
9:00-13:00 talgud
13:00-14:00 lunch
14:00-19:00 talgud
19:00-20:00 dinner
20:00- sauna
28.08
8:00-9:00 breakfast
9:00-13:00 symposium
13:00-14:00 lunch
14:00-19:00 symposium
19:00-20:00 dinner
20:00- sauna
29.08
8:00-9:00 breakfast
9:00-13:00 symposium
13:00-14:00 lunch
14:00-19:00 symposium
19:00-20:00 dinner
20:00- sauna
30.08
8:00-9:00 breakfast
departure to the mainland
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PRAKTILIST
Talgud ja sümpoosion on kõigile osalejatele tasuta.
Muhu saarele saab Tallinnast bussiga (sihtpeatus: Liiva). Osalejad majutuvad ühiselt Tamse õppebaasis Muhu saarel. Tegemist on lihtsa ja jagatud elukorraldusega: majutus on korraldatud 6–8-kohalistes tubades ning saalis. Osalejatel palume võtta kaasa magamiskott ning võimalusel ka madrats. Soovi korral saab ka hoovis telkida.
Hoones on dušid, WC-d ning täielikult varustatud köök. Koos elamine on osa töötoa kogemusest – suhtlemine, sõprussuhete kujunemine ja elu rütmide jagamine.
PRACTICALITIES
Talgud and the symposium are free for all guests. Students’ travel and other expenses are covered by the Erasmus+ or Nord+ scholarship.
Muhu island is reachable from Tallinn via bus (destination bus stop: Liiva). Participants will stay together in Tamse õppebaas, located on Muhu island. The space offers a simple and shared living setup, with accommodation organised in 6 to 8-person rooms and the hall. Participants are asked to bring their own sleeping bags and if possible, mattresses. There is also a big yard for setting up tents, if you want.
The building includes showers, sanitary facilities, and a fully equipped kitchen. Living together becomes part of the workshop experience — socialising, forming friendships, sharing daily rhythms.
For international participants, the workshop is organised as an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP). The Erasmus+ individual support is intended to cover travel, accommodation, and daily expenses during the programme.
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