Toomas Rein

Toomas Rein
Born (1940-04-17) 17 April 1940
Tallinn, Estonia
EducationTallinn Polytechnic; Estonian State Art Institute (ERKI)
OccupationsArchitect; watercolourist

Toomas Rein (born 17 April 1940) is an Estonian architect and watercolourist. He is particularly associated with modernist architecture in Soviet-era Estonia, including large rural commissions and projects for construction enterprises (KEK).

Among his best-known works are the Pärnu KEK terraced housing complex Kuldne Kodu (Golden Home), one of the longest residential buildings in Estonia, and the Rapla KEK administrative building, which was designated a cultural monument in 2015.

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