PIN Arhitektid OÜ is an architecture office established in 2011 and based in Tallinn, Estonia. The firm was founded by Jaan Port, Markus Nimik, Neeme Tiimus, and Katrin Kaevats, according to Estonian business registers. Its core activities center on architectural design for both residential and commercial developments in Tallinn and surrounding municipalities.
Notable recent work includes the Peakorter residential project in North Tallinn, involving two new six-storey buildings and a nine-storey renovation, where PIN Arhitektid serves as lead architect. This project, with a construction value of nearly EUR 13 million and completion scheduled for 2027, illustrates the office’s involvement in large-scale urban residential developments. Other significant projects are the Hipodroomi Quarter, a mixed-use district in Tallinn with 20,000 square meters attributed to PIN Arhitektid, and the Raadimõisa Kodu residential complex near the Estonian National Museum in Tartu, comprising eight four-storey apartment buildings and 267 units.
PIN Arhitektid’s portfolio also covers suburban developments, such as Raemõisa in Rae County and additional projects in Tabasalu and Järveküla. Collaborations with developers like Liven and Reterra Estate have contributed to the office’s visible footprint in Tallinn’s new residential districts.
While PIN Arhitektid does not emphasize stylistic trademarks, their work ranges from urban quarters and apartment buildings to commercial centers, displaying an ability to manage both scale and complexity in contemporary Estonian urbanism.