b210 is an architecture office established in Tallinn, with a think tank approach to everyday spatial challenges. For them, positive change in the built environment is driven by a smart design process where architectural ideas are as important as methods of developing them. They like to design ways of thinking as much as physical spaces.
Throughout their career they have received several awards and nominations in competitions such as the Mies Van der Rohe award, to which they were nominated in 2021 for the Maidla Nature Villa project, with which they won the award for Best Wooden Building in 2020 (Best Wooden building, audience award).
b210 has also won several competitions such as the one for the construction of the “Orchidelirium” pavilion for the 59th Venice Art Biennale, in 2020, or the competitions for the renovation of Paide central square or Lihula high street, in the same year.
Throughout their career they have received several awards and nominations in competitions such as the Mies Van der Rohe award, to which they were nominated in 2021 for the Maidla Nature Villa project, with which they won the award for Best Wooden Building in 2020 (Best Wooden building, audience award).
b210 has also won several competitions such as the one for the construction of the “Orchidelirium” pavilion for the 59th Venice Art Biennale, in 2020, or the competitions for the renovation of Paide central square or Lihula high street, in the same year.
