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Raine Karp (born 23 July 1939 in Tallinn, Estonia) is an Estonian architect. Beyond doubt, Karp has created the most bold examples of 1960s–1980s modernism in Estonia. Characterised by monumentalism, his designs often have a distinct Soviet feel to them. Prized on many occasions for his designs for different buildings, Karp was among the most known architects of the demised Estonian SSR. His designs in Tallinn include – Linnahall (City Hall, 1975–1980, with Riina Altmäe), the National Library of Estonia (1985–1993), Tallinn Central Post Office (1974–1980, with Mati Raigna), Sakala center (1982–1985, now demolished), the current building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1964–1968, with Mart Port and Olga Kontšajeva), apartment houses Trummi street 21 (1968–1971) and Vilde 68 & 70 (1963–1965), etc. ==Gallery== Image:Raine Karp - Sakala.JPG|Sakala center, formerly the building for Political Education. The building was almost completely demolished in 2007. Only the tower was left standing. Image:Raine Karp - Sakala 1 - 1982-1985.JPG|Sakala center from a different angle. Image:Raine Karp - Trummi 21 - 1971.JPG|Trummi 21 dwellings. Image:Raine Karp - Trummi 21 - 1971 3.JPG|Trummi 21 row-house. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Raine Karp」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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