Supi Basiilika is a communal space resembling a basilica-shaped greenhouse. Using the building’s transparent recycled glass walls, the project fostered an open and inviting atmosphere, enabling a seamless exchange between the inside and the outside. At the heart of the space, a stove was installed, providing warmth and serving as a central cooking station.

Arriving in Estonia in November inspired us to create a warm place to gather. The entire project revolved around a wood-fired stove, which we used daily to make soup for the community while simultaneously building the space. The construction site was located on Valga’s main square, and every day at 12:00, we rang the bell of our self-made bell tower to invite local passersby to join us, share meals, and connect.