Before his appointment as the City Architect of Tallinn, Andro Mänd served as the president of the Estonian Association of Architects Union of Estonian Architects, where he advocated for the value of enduring and timeless architecture. As City Architect, he is committed to enhancing Tallinn’s urban environment, striving to create the best living conditions along the Baltic. His vision prioritizes the development of key areas in need of renewal while ensuring that new projects uphold architectural integrity.
Throughout his career as a practicing architect, Andro has contributed to numerous high-quality reuse and renewal projects, including Fotografiska Museet and Creative Hub Kultuurikatel (a former power plant) in Tallinn. He is also a seasoned jury member in architectural competitions.
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