LRT MEDIA PARK



Authors: AFTER PARTY architecture
Site: 34 789 m2
Size: 34 996 m2
Program: National TV and Radio HQ
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania
Status: Competition
Year: 2024




The National TV and Radio HQ
currently occupies an outdated
sporadically developed building
complex that does not meet the
demands of constantly evolving
broadcasting, therefore is
destined to transform. Located
at the outskirts of Newtown in
Vilnius right next to its biggest
park, the site itself historically
was part of a large forest.







The concept is built around the
intent to preserve and expand
the green character of the area
and create a campus that
intimately intertwines with it.
A cluster of solid studio blocks
together with old campus
building are planted in an
intensified landscape in between
the existing mature trees. It is
then embraced by a low
two-storey lightweight timber
structure ring dedicated to
creative workspaces and
administration that connects the
indoor and outdoor spaces into
a united media park. 


Media centre typology is a complex
system filled with technological
equipment and innovation, at the
same time is a place where work
continues through 24/7. Besides an
efficiently functioning core, the
project aims to propose a space
where staff would feel like home.
Workspaces animated by warm
timber structure pulsate at the
perimeter of the building, in
between the verdant trees, tv
studios, interior atriums, outdoor
terraces and cityscape horizons,
creates an intriguing and inspiring
barrier free horizontal work life of
a building. 



































The solid studio blocks clad
with corrugated steel are
contrasted by a crystal clear
wooden frame structure that
offers a brand new image for
the institution built upon the
values of transparency and
trust. At the same time it
enlightens the public memorial
entrance plaza and marks a
conscious turn to sustainable
development principles.











The National TV and Radio HQ currently occupies an outdated sporadically developed building complex that does not meet the demands of constantly evolving broadcasting, therefore is destined to transform. Located at the outskirts of Newtown in Vilnius right next to its biggest park, the site itself historically was part of a large forest.

The concept of our proposal is built around the intent to preserve and expand the green character of the area and create a campus that intimately intertwines with it. A cluster of solid studio blocks together with preserved Radio building are planted in an intensified landscape in between the existing mature trees. It is then embraced by a low two-storey lightweight timber structure ring dedicated to creative workspaces and administration that connects the indoor and outdoor spaces into a united media park.

Media centre typology is a complex system filled with technological equipment and innovation, at the same time is a place where work continues through 24/7. Besides an efficiently functioning core, the project aims to propose a space where staff would feel like home. Workspaces animated by warm timber structure pulsate at the perimeter of the building, in between the verdant trees, tv studios, interior atriums, outdoor terraces and cityscape horizons, creates an intriguing and inspiring barrier free horizontal work life of a building.

The solid studio blocks clad with corrugated steel are contrasted by a crystal clear wooden frame structure that offers a brand new image for the institution built upon the values of transparency and trust. At the same time it
enlightens the public memorial entrance plaza and marks a conscious turn to sustainable development principles.