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Erika Nõva

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Erika Nõva
Rayuwa
Haihuwa Kuusalu Rural Municipality (en) Fassara, 4 ga Afirilu, 1905
ƙasa Istoniya
Mutuwa Tallinn, 22 ga Afirilu, 1987
Ƴan uwa
Ahali August Volberg (en) Fassara
Karatu
Makaranta Tallinn University of Technology (en) Fassara
Harsuna Estonian (en) Fassara
Sana'a
Sana'a Masanin gine-gine da zane

Erika Nõva née Volberg (4 hudu ga watan Afrilu shekara 1905, Muuksi –zuwa ashirin da biyu 22 ga watan Afrilu shekara 1987, Tallinn ) ƴar ƙirar Estoniya ce, wacce aka fi tunawa da ita don ƙirar gidan gonarta. Ita ce mace ta farko da ta kammala digiri a matsayin mai zane-zane a Estonia.

Tarihin Rayuwa

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Nõva ta yi karatu a Kwalejin Injiniya Tallinn ta zama mace ta farko da ta kammala karatun gine-ginen Estonia cikin shekara 1925. Matsayinta na farko tana aiki ne da Ofishin Matsugunni da Ma'aikatar Aikin Gona ta Estoniya ke gudanarwa wadda ta kafa sabbin wurare don daidaitawa a kan filaye mallakar Jiha. Daruruwan gidajen gonaki da ta kera tsakanin 1933 zuwa 1938 sun samu kwarin gwiwa daga gidajen gonakin gargajiya da ke dauke da mutane a gefe daya da kuma dabbobi a daya bangaren. Zane-zanenta masu sauƙi, masu fa'ida kuma sun bayyana a cikin kayan aikin gidan gonarta. Makarantun Pillapalu, Koiduküla da Peressaare su ma Erika Nõva ce ta tsara su. Bayan yakin duniya na biyu, Nõva ta gudanar da aikin tsarawa ga gundumomi da yankunan noma, akai-akai tana komawa ƙirar gidan gona.

An gudanar da nune-nunen ayyukan Erika Nõva da jikanyarta Siiri Nõva ta shirya a shekara ta 2005 a gidan tarihi na Architecture na Estoniya a Tallinn.

Babban ɗan'uwan Eriks August Volberg shi ma masanin gine-gine ne.

Ayyukan da aka zaɓa

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Daga cikin manyan ayyukan Erika Nõva akwai:

  • Tallinn Sports Hall shekara (1938)
  • Tallinn English College, tare da Alar Kotli, shekara (1939), yanzu babban gini a Jami'ar Tallinn.
  • Babban Asibitin Tallinn shekara (1940)
  • Kalev Stadium, tare da Alar Kotli shekara (1952)