Faculty of Architecture Students Explore Estonia’s Spatial Future On 1 October 2026, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications organised a nationwide workshop for students from ...
The 2026 autumn lecture series is curated by Mira Samonig, a doctoral student at the EKA Faculty of Architecture and one of the curators of this year’s Tallinn Architecture Biennale. The lectures are ...
For the twelfth time, the Estonian Woodhouse Association has selected the best graduation theses in the field of factory-produced prefabricated timber buildings. This year’s winning entry in the timber construction ...
An outdoor area named “EKA SIIN” (EKA HERE) was opened at Kotzebue 2. EKA students constructed an open urban landscape on the site using leftover materials.
This year's EKA Arh Conference will take place on Thursday, 10 September, and is titled “To Be Continued… From Scattered Facts to Shared Concerns”. The conference forms the first half of the Tallinn Architecture Biennale (TAB) two-day ...
This year, 1,150 applications were submitted to the Estonian Academy of Arts (EKA), which is approximately 30 more than last year and also the highest number ever. An average of 3.7 people applied for ...
At the Estonian Academy of Arts graduation ceremony on 19 June 2026, the Faculty of Architecture’s Best Graduation Thesis Scholarships were awarded. The graduation thesis scholarship competition is open to all ...
On June 18th EKA architecture students unveiled a new shelter, Varem, next to the Annelinn Library in Tartu. This year’s structure focuses on material reuse and offers local residents a place to slow down and take ...
The 2026 New European Bauhaus (NEB) Festival brought together experts in the built environment, design, and sustainability from across Europe in Brussels. As part of the festival programme, Sille Pihlak, Dean of the ...