Gagare 4th International Conference: a Long, Happy Life. Building and Thinking the Soviet City: 1956 to Now
October 31, 2015
Session 3: Planned and Lived Reality. Appropriation and Conversion of Public and Private Space
Mart Kalm. Farmers Practicing Urban Lifestyle: the Architecture of Estonian Collective Farms During the Late-Soviet Period
Mart Kalm is an Estonian architecture historian and critic. He was one of the founders of the Estonian Museum of Architecture, where he is currently the Rector. He co-chaired the Estonian Delegation at the UNESCO World Heritage Committee from 2010 to 2013 and has been an active member of DOCOMOMO. He has authored several books, including Architect Alar Kotli (1994), Estonian Functionalism: A Guidebook (1998), and Estonian 20th Century Architecture (2001).
