The 2025 Estonian Architecture Awards ceremony took place on February 14 at the Tallinn City Theatre, celebrating the finest architectural projects and creators in Estonia. Jointly hosted by several architectural bodies, including the Estonian Cultural Endowment's Architecture Fund and various architectural unions, the awards honored 17 laureates out of 166 submitted works, highlighting significant contributions to the field.

Among the notable winners, the Grand Prize was awarded to Salto Architects for their impressive projects at both the Tallinn City Theatre and the new Saku Gymnasium educational building and sports center. The jury noted Salto's exceptional ability to create interesting and functional spaces that are both clear and varied in character. This recognition emphasizes the importance of innovative design in enhancing public and educational environments in Estonia.

The event not only showcases the achievements of individual architects but also aims to inspire continued excellence and creativity within the Estonian architectural community. By acknowledging these landmarks of architecture, the awards contribute to the broader narrative of Estonia's cultural identity and urban development, setting a benchmark for future projects and professional standards in the region.