Building the Future, Respecting the Past
Tbilisi is undergoing a dynamic period of transformation, with sustainable urban development taking center stage.
According to Vakhtang Chqareuli, CEO of Apart Group, a leading real estate developer in Georgia, the city faces a challenge in balancing growth with preserving its cultural and architectural heritage.
How would you define the current trends in Tbilisi’s urban development? Tbilisi’s urban development is becoming increasingly human-centered.
Chqareuli's vision is to create spaces that enhance quality of life while safeguarding the spirit and identity of Georgia’s capital.
- Developers and policymakers must balance rapid growth with preservation of cultural heritage.
- Apart Group's projects in Old Tbilisi exemplify a blend of innovation and tradition.
Author's summary: Tbilisi transforms sustainably.
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