Arhitektibüroo Orub
Architecture office designing private houses, apartments and commercial spaces in Estonia
About Arhitektibüroo Orub
Arhitektibüroo Orub OÜ is an Estonian architecture office that provides architectural design for private houses, apartments and commercial premises. It operates under the brand Arhitektuuri Meistrid.
Clients include individuals planning homes or apartments and owners of commercial spaces who want their building projects designed by an in-house architectural team.
The company is registered in Äigrumäe and was founded in 2004. It also has an office in Tallinn.
Product: Architectural design services for private houses, apartments and commercial premises.
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