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Georgia

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Project • By TIMM ArchitecturePrivate Houses

House of Iron Doors

House of Iron Doors What happens when the wall disappears and architecture becomes the boundary? Located in the hillside district of Okrokana overlooking Tbilisi, the House of Iron Doors reinterprets the typical residential condition of the area through an architecture of enclosure and controlled openness. The surrounding neighborhood is characterized by individual houses hidden behind high perimeter fences, creating a fragmented streetscape defined more by walls than by architecture. Instead of replicating this condition, the project proposes a different strategy: the house itself becomes the perimeter. The building forms a protective architectural envelope that encloses the site and generates a private interior landscape. Grigory Sok... More

Project • By KeraChurches

Cenotaph

Cenotaph – is a project by kera, a Tbilisi-based architectural practice, executed in 2 phases – 1st as a temporary installation presented at the Tbilisi Architectural Biennial 2024 and 2nd as a permanent structure serving as a belltower for a 10th century church in the village of Soli, Lenjeri community, Svaneti, Georgia. Ana Gabashvili kera kera Cenotaph—derived from the Greek kenotaphion, meaning “empty tomb”—refers to a monument that honors someone buried elsewhere. As the main theme of the biennial was abandoned rivers of Tbilisi, the installation was situated on a creek, just before the point of its burial into an underwater tunnel. The project was an attempt to guide observers to not... More

Project • By TIMM ArchitecturePrivate Houses

Inverted House

Inverted House / Okrokana, Tbilisi This single-family residence in Okrokana reinterprets the fence-dominated suburban fabric of Tbilisi through an inward-looking typology, transforming the house itself into a protective perimeter that generates light, privacy, and spatial generosity from within. Grigory Sokolinsky Grigory Sokolinsky Located in a hillside residential area on the outskirts of the city, the site is part of a neighborhood characterized by narrow streets, small plots, and tall perimeter fences. Although Okrokana is considered a prestigious district due to its elevated position above Tbilisi, its spatial reality is often defined by enclosure rather than openness. The plot was surrounded on three sides by neighboring w... More

Project • By AresteaPrivate Houses

Villa Aeris

Tbilisi Hills Golf & Residences Complex The design for this individual residential unit is conceived in consideration of the project plot's topographical context and its location, which affords panoramic vistas of Tbilisi. The architectural solution is dictated by the specific constraints and opportunities presented by the site. The resulting architectural language is a direct response to the challenges of the steep terrain, establishing a dynamic and symbiotic relationship between the structure and the landscape. Arestea Topography, Geomorphology, and Terrain Remodelling The existing undeveloped plot is characterized by complex terrain. It features a pronounced and consistent gradient that descends sharply from the southwest to... More

Project • By Armani ArchitectsHousing

GEO Villa

Geo Villa / Georgia, Black Sea Coast Nestled between the lush forests and the endless horizon of the Black Sea, Geo Villa is a project deeply rooted in its natural surroundings. Located on the coastline of Georgia, the villa was conceived as a direct response to the unique qualities of the site — where the dense forest meets the open sea. Caption The design articulates a strong dialogue between architecture and nature. Fluid, curvilinear forms sculpt the building’s mass where the influence of the sea is most prominent, while angular, carved-out spaces respond to the rhythm of the trees. This interplay between curved and linear geometries generates dynamic indoor and outdoor experiences that echo the duality of the site's... More

Project • By Reynaers AluminiumOffices

Axis Towers

The spiral, the symmetry, the specific safety solutions: the Axis Towers stand out for all the right reasons. These twin spiral-shaped structures can withstand Tbilisi’s often harsh weather conditions and even its seismic activity. Our Reynaers Aluminium façade solutions, windows, and sliding systems help visitors enjoy their stay at this multifunctional high-rise building even more. Tamar Digmelashvili Basically, the Towers are designed as "city within a city." Their multipurpose set-up allows residents to live, work, and relax without having to leave the buildings. And like in every other city, there is always something happening. A public recreational area between the 147-metre-tall complex makes it a popular meeting p... More
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Project • By 3DAS [3D Architectural Solutions]Offices

ELAN MADISON YARDS

3DAS was commissioned to create interior 3d renderings for Elan Madison Yards (EMY). The overall look and feel was unconventional, crafted, industrial casual, urban grit & locally influenced. Below is the 3D rendering of the entry: Caption and a photo of the completed entry area. Caption To view more renderings and learn about the project, head over to our 3D renderings web site. More

Project • By A.GroupIndividual Buildings

Private House

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Project • By WoodtoneRestaurants

Dunkin' Franchise

Woodtone partnered with the Dunkin’ brand to create a unique RusticSeries™ color for their new generation store designs. Dunkin’ plans to relaunch 500+ locations across the United States in the coming years. The new color created for Dunkin’ has been officially named Sand Castle and has become a permanent color in the RusticSeries™ palette. More

Project • By Arcturis | square feet studioPrivate Houses

Morningside Residence

Morningside’s brief was direct - create a private, resort-like forever home for a professional couple. Two simple forms sit effortlessly atop a concrete foundation on a steep and narrow site. These forms belie an open interior that contains ample amounts of public entertaining and intimate private space, centered around a private pool deck. Structure plays a key role, as the home expresses how it was built, and materials were chosen for durability and tactility. We focused on simple and deliberate solutions, and the result is a home that provides tranquility and respite from life in the city. More
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Project • By CLS-LEDRestaurants

WHITE RESTAURANT, GEORGIA

The pictures displayed here are not photorealistic renderings, but actual pictures of a finished project! The White Restaurant in Batumi offers guests a total upside down dining experience.During a visit of CLS Management to Batumi in August 2011, the project was first discussed, during which most delegation members were under the impression that the original plans were a practical joke. However, this was not the case with this remarkably original design by a 24 year old architect.The façade lighting features the REVO Compact in warm white and amber colours. More

Project • By YKK AP America Inc.Universities

Georgia State University College of Law

In the heart of the Georgia State University campus in downtown Atlanta, Ga. lies the new College of Law building, opened in September 2015. While students and faculty passing by might not recognize the structure’s ingenuity, those who enter find the design represents more than meets the eye and incorporates robust features to meet the needs of 21st century education.Founded in the 1980s, the prestigious Georgia State School of Law was in need of a new facility that would meet the demands of modern schooling and standards of sustainability. For architect, John Elvin, it was vital that the vision not only be durable for college activity, but also inventive and meaningful to the local area.“The design team envisioned clasped ha... More