Andres Alver

Andres Alver ( born December 23, 1953 in Tartu) is an Estonian architect and professor of architecture.

Life

Andres Alver graduated in 1973 his architectural studies at the National Estonian Art Institute ( Eesti Riiklik Kunstiinstituut ) from. Since 1983 he is a lecturer at the Estonian Academy of Arts in Tallinn. He is an architect and planner of numerous groundbreaking for the Estonian Architecture Buildings in Northern Estonia. In addition, Alver is involved in the urban planning of Tallinn projects, including He was the winner of the competition for the redesign of the Freedom Square (Estonian Vabaduse väljak ) 1998.

In 1980, Alver for his work to Kristjan Raud - Prize awarded.

Andres Alver now lives in Viimsi. He is a professor of urban planning of the Estonian Academy of Arts. In addition, he has led the architects Alver yes Trummal Arhitektuuribüroo in Tallinn.

Architecture ( selection)

• Holiday center in Loksa (1981 )
• Office building in Tallinn, Pae tänav 12 (1988 )
• Residential building in Tallinn, Raua tänav 16a (1991 )
• Toidutare in Pirita (1992, together with Tiit Trummal )
• Service center in Tallinn, Pärnu maantee 139c (1995, together with Tiit Trummal )
• Residential building in Tallinn, Kent Manni 15 (1998, together with Tarmo Laht )

Scientific Works (selection)

• Üle majade. Tallinn 1999 ( together with Veljo Kaasik and Tiit Trummal )