Eugen Ojamaa

1918–2003 (age 85)

Biography

Eugen Ojamaa was a respected building scientist whose innovative work helped shape modern approaches to Estonian architecture and construction. His analytical mind and practical sensibility brought reliability and ingenuity to every project he touched.

Colleagues remembered him for his generous mentorship and calm problem-solving, trusting his expertise to guide them through complex engineering challenges. He leaves behind a built legacy that continues to support communities across the country.

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