- Mart Kalm, Estonian 20th century architecture, Tallinn 2002.
- Triin Ojari, ’Floor Space. The modernist residential housing Ideology and Mustamae’ (summary), in: Studies on Art and Architecture 2004 nr.2, 66-70
type of New Town:
> scale of autonomy
New-Town-in-Town
Satellite
New Town
Company Town
> client
Private Corporation
Public Corporation
> policy
Capital
Decentralization
Industrialization
Resettlement
Economic
Circular layout of Talinn-Öismäe source: https://ajapaik.ee/photo/243768/vaike-oismae-maketifoto-arhitektid-mart-port/
This New-Town-in-Town is part of Tallinn and has a truly remarkable and unique circular layout. The centre of the area is a circular pond in the middle of a carfree circular park, surrounded by a circle of high apartment blocks. Öismäe was originally planned for 45.000 inhabitants by Malle Meelak and Mart Port in 1968; it was completed in mid 1980's. It is one of the three main postwar areas in Tallinn, with the earlier Mustamäe (1958), based on the idea of the mikrorayon, and the later, more dense Lasnamäe (1970).