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A Walk Down Kostava Street

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Architecture & Design

A Walk Down Kostava Street

Immobiliare's first project sits on Kostava Street, one of Tbilisi's central historical addresses. Merab Kostava Street runs through the Mtatsminda District, from Shota Rustaveli Square at one end to Heroes' Square at the other. It is one of the city's main transport routes.

The Architecture of 1930s Tbilisi

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Architecture & Design

The Architecture of 1930s Tbilisi

The 19th and early 20th centuries reshaped Georgian architecture. Industrial growth and urban expansion accelerated the development of Tbilisi, and the arrival of Russian rule brought Empire-style formality into official construction - strict symmetry, colonnades, and measured proportions.

A Tbilisi Thermal Bath Ritual Carried Into Kostava 49

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Urban Living

A Tbilisi Thermal Bath Ritual Carried Into Kostava 49

Tbilisi has a long history of the sulphur bath ritual. In fact, the story of the city itself is intertwined with these baths. They are not simply a popular thing to do here. They are connected to the legend of how the city began.

Designing the Balance Between Private and Social

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Urban Living

Designing the Balance Between Private and Social

There are times that call for company and times that call for solitude. The ability to retreat into quiet, to follow personal daily rituals without interruption, is as important as the ability to connect with others.

How Architecture Shapes Daily Life

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Architecture & Design

How Architecture Shapes Daily Life

Architecture is temporal. It evolves with use, context, and time. This is the methodology of Bofill Taller de Arquitectura, and La Fábrica stands as its working manifesto.

Spaces Built Around Daily Rituals

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Urban Living

Spaces Built Around Daily Rituals

Kostava Avenue, 49 was designed with this understanding. As a setting where daily life can take a quieter, more intentional form. It is a place where what you do every day is supported by the architecture itself.

A Walk Down Kostava Street

Read more

Architecture & Design

A Walk Down Kostava Street

Immobiliare's first project sits on Kostava Street, one of Tbilisi's central historical addresses. Merab Kostava Street runs through the Mtatsminda District, from Shota Rustaveli Square at one end to Heroes' Square at the other. It is one of the city's main transport routes.

The Architecture of 1930s Tbilisi

Read more

Architecture & Design

The Architecture of 1930s Tbilisi

The 19th and early 20th centuries reshaped Georgian architecture. Industrial growth and urban expansion accelerated the development of Tbilisi, and the arrival of Russian rule brought Empire-style formality into official construction - strict symmetry, colonnades, and measured proportions.

A Tbilisi Thermal Bath Ritual Carried Into Kostava 49

Read more

Urban Living

A Tbilisi Thermal Bath Ritual Carried Into Kostava 49

Tbilisi has a long history of the sulphur bath ritual. In fact, the story of the city itself is intertwined with these baths. They are not simply a popular thing to do here. They are connected to the legend of how the city began.

Designing the Balance Between Private and Social

Read more

Urban Living

Designing the Balance Between Private and Social

There are times that call for company and times that call for solitude. The ability to retreat into quiet, to follow personal daily rituals without interruption, is as important as the ability to connect with others.

How Architecture Shapes Daily Life

Read more

Architecture & Design

How Architecture Shapes Daily Life

Architecture is temporal. It evolves with use, context, and time. This is the methodology of Bofill Taller de Arquitectura, and La Fábrica stands as its working manifesto.

Spaces Built Around Daily Rituals

Read more

Urban Living

Spaces Built Around Daily Rituals

Kostava Avenue, 49 was designed with this understanding. As a setting where daily life can take a quieter, more intentional form. It is a place where what you do every day is supported by the architecture itself.