Puhtastustilojen
Puhtastustilojen is a term used to describe a style of architectural design that emerged in Estonia during the early 20th century. The word "puhtastus" is Estonian for "purity" or "simplicity," which reflects the clean lines and minimal ornamentation characteristic of this style.
Puhtastustilojen originated in the 1920s, as a reaction to the ornate and eclectic styles that were prevalent
Buildings in the puhtastustilojen style typically feature long, horizontal lines, flat roofs, and minimal ornamentation. The
Puhtastustilojen had a lasting impact on Estonian architecture, influencing the design of buildings and public spaces