
Concepts Fields of activities Our work Sample Houses Sample house OVE-1 Sample house OVE-2 Sample house OVE-3 Sample house OVE-4 Sample house OVE-5 Sample house OVE-6 Sample house OVE-7 Private Houses and Summer Cottages Double house in Rannamõisa, 1998 Private house in Randvere, 1999 Loghouse in Viimsi, 2000 Wooden house in Viimsi, 2000 Wooden house in Viimsi, 2001 Sketch for a summer cottage, 2001 Private house in Viimsi, 2002 Double house in Kiili, 2002 Guesthouse in Lahemaa, 2002 Private house in Tabasalu, 2002 Private house in Viimsi, 2002 Private house in Pirita, 2003 Private house in Viimsi, 2003 Private house in Tallinn, 2004 Private house in Saku, 2004 Private house in Viimsi, 2004 Loghouse in Ranna, 2005 Private house in Tabasalu, 2004 Private house in Nõmme, 2005 Private house in the borough of Harku, 2005 Private house in Jõelähtme, 2006 Loghouse in Halliste, 2006 Private House in the borough of Rae, 2006 Sketch for a private house in Harjumaa, 2007 Private house in the borough of Jõelähtme, 2007 Villas and Holiday Resorts Sketch for a villa, 1997 Villa in Tallinn, 1998 Villa in Tallinn, 2000-2001 Sketch for a villa, 2001 Sketch for a villa, 2001 Loghouse in Nothern Estonia, 2001 Villa in Kloostrimetsa, 2001 Villa in Lohusalu, 2002 Loghouse in Northern Estonia, 2002 Villa in Iru, 2002 Villa in Pirita-Kose, 2002 Villa in Pirita-Kose, 2003 Holiday resort in North-East Estonia, 2004 Villa in Tallinn, 2004 Sketch for a villa in Moscow, 2005 Villa in Northern Estonia, 2005 Villa in Tartu, 2006 Villa in Northern Estonia, 2006 Holiday resort in North-West Estonia, 2007 Villa in Viimsi, 2008 Villa in Järvamaa, 2008 Villa in Viimsi, 2009 Villa in Nõmme, 2009 Public Buildings and Apartment Houses Proposal for the expansion of Tartu University Sketch for a Tennis hall, 2001 Sketch for a restaurant, 2002 Sketch for a restaurant, 2003 Sketch for an apartment house in Kadriorg, 2004 Apartment house in Kalamaja, 2007 Apartment house in Kadriorg, 2007 Architectural Competitions Competition entry for Meteorical Museum, 1999 Renovation of Tallinn XXI School, 2001 Competition entry for Gym of Pärnu high School '03 Competition entry for kindergarten of Tabasalu '04 Randvere Elementary School, 2005 Luther's quarter architectural competition, 2009 Restoration Works Private house in Kehra, 2001 Reconsrtuction of wooden house in Pirita, 2003 Reconstruction of historic town house, 2004 Enlargement of a summer cottage, 2004 Church-schoolhouse at Kõpu, 2006 Summer atelier of Amandus Adamson, 2007 Renovation of a wooden house in Kloogaranna, 2009 Details, Doors and Openings Contacts & The team Friends Job offers
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There is nothing more timely than the timeless.
Allan Strus Architects was established in 1999. The staff consists of 6 people. Our projects include mostly private houses and residences, but we also deal with restoration projects, detailed plans and building supervision.
We believe that built environment should enrich the environment surrounding us, harmonize with it, depart from local customs and traditions instead of shocking the observer. We also think that buildings should tell their users and watchers about their essence and birth as well as about their owners. We hold that buildings and entire built environment should be beautiful and elegant, not ostentatious and arrogant. We hold that harmony and beauty of buildings must be clearly understood also when we are gone, not only in the perspective of a short-time trend. We are convinced that buildings must be physically and visually solid and durable, that they must certainly last longer than for one human generation, because this is the only way to restate the consistency and transmission of man-made values from one preceding generation to the following. Moreover, such kind of buildings help the observer and user to identify oneself with a particular place and its builders, create a link between past, present and future and call for stability of manmade values.
Therefore we depart from traditional and classical architecture and try to combine it with local customs, circumstances and specific requirements as well as with latest technology. We believe in consistency of traditions and vitality of classical values precisely because they are essentially not derived from trends but stem from technical, logical and aesthetic solutions-tectonics- formulated by centuries long experience of mankind and easily adjust to changing needs and demands of a specific period.
We hope that attached overview of our works helps you to understand the above mentioned principles and leads to a pleasant co-operation.
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