Building the Future, Respecting the Past
Tbilisi is undergoing one of the most dynamic periods of transformation in its modern history. The conversation around sustainable urban development has taken center stage.
Balancing rapid growth with the preservation of the city’s cultural and architectural heritage remains a defining challenge for developers and policymakers alike.
The Financial spoke with Vakhtang Chqareuli, CEO of Apart Group, one of Georgia’s leading real estate developers. His projects in Old Tbilisi and beyond exemplify a thoughtful blend of innovation and tradition.
How would you define the current trends in Tbilisi’s urban development? Tbilisi’s urban development is becoming increasingly human-centered.
Chqareuli shares his vision for creating spaces that enhance quality of life while safeguarding the spirit and identity of Georgia’s capital.
Autor: The current trends in Tbilisi's urban development are human-centered.
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