Anthony Clay Bureau architecture in Tallinn — apartment building facade seen from the street

Architecture that stems from people and goes all the way to the street.

Anthony Clay Bureau (ACB) is a Tallinn-based architecture and interior architecture practice founded by architect Tõnis Savi in 2014. We design buildings and spaces, and think carefully about the relationships between them and the environments they become part of.

Three-legged wooden stool with a small lamp

Good architecture is harder to find than it should be. Not technically competent architecture — there is plenty of that. But ego-less architecture that actually thinks. About the brief, the context, the people who will use the space, and the street it will sit on for the next hundred years.

We think about every project as a three-legged stool. The architecture. The experience of the people who will actually use it. The developer's business plan and budget. All three legs need to hold equally — shorten one and the whole thing tips. It sounds obvious, but not universally implemented.

That is what we do here. And if that is what you are looking for, we should talk.

We are small by choice — because every client has to have the chance to work directly with the founder. We think that this matters. Explore the work, read about what we do, and if something fits — get in touch.