City of Tallinn
Martin Saarnak has a diverse background in various industries, including ambulance services, facilities management, and BIM coordination. With a strong foundation in engineering and a focus on landscape architecture, Martin has experience in technical design, consulting, and development. Notable roles include being a developer at C3Scape OÜ, an InfraBIM consultant at AruCAD Süsteemid OÜ, and a facilities manager at USS Haldus. With a background in mining technology and paramedicine, Martin brings a unique skill set to their current role as a BIM Coordinator at the City of Tallinn.
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City of Tallinn
Tallinn is the capital of Estonia. The mission of the city organization is to make Tallinn the best place to live for the people staying here, the desired destination for people arriving here, and a good place of departure for people who start here. For this purpose, the management of Tallinn as an organization is human-centered, transparent, and cooperative. The city is managed on the basis of a Tallinn 2035 development strategy and other development documents are based thereon. The development strategy is the social agreement of the citizens on what their city should be like in the future. The city communicates with the public and stakeholders in a manner that is open and understandable, and it is easy for people to communicate with the city in turn. The city organization is an organization that learns and works together, it is built in consideration of objectives and performance and its structure adapts over time. The management decisions of the city are based on knowledge and data. New approaches and new solutions are tested. On this account, we share the latest news from the city of Tallinn and its organizations.