Leila Pärtelpoeg

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Leila Pärtelpoeg (née Brakel, until 1951 Pelmas; born on 17 September 1927 Tallinn) is an Estonian interior architect and pedagog.^[1]

After graduating in 1954 from the Estonian Art Institute (ERKI), she started working the same year up until 1961 at the institution Soviet Union Commerce Chamber's Estonian branch (Estonian: NSV Liidu Kaubanduspalati Eesti filiaal). From 1961 to 1978 she worked at the architecture bureau KIPR. Since 1961 she taught at Estonian Art Institute.^[1]

Awards:

• 1984: Estonian SSR merited architect
• 2001: Order of the White Star, IV class.^[2]

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• Mööbel. Tallinn, 1995
• Härra Vene maailm ... – Viljandi Muuseumi aastaraamat. Viljandi, 2000
• Pööningul. Tallinn, 2005
• Tööraamat /A Life's Work. Compiled by K. Roosi. Tartu, 2011

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