| Abuladze, Guram | 1941-2009 | Architect Guram Abuladze worked for many years on the design of urban public space of Tbilisi +++ |  |
| Alexi-Meskhishvili, Vladimir | 1915-1978 | Architect Vladimir (Lado) Alexi-Meskhishvili was one of the most influential figures of the Georgian soviet architecture +++ |  |
| Bostanashvili, Shota | 1948-2013 | Architect Shota Bostanashvili founded the unique method of teaching "Poetics of Architecture" +++ |  |
| Chakhava, Giorgi | 1923-2007 | Architect Giorgi (Gogi) Chakhava is a client and an author of the masterpiece of Georgian Soviet modernism – Ministry of Road Construction +++ |  |
| Ghudushauri, Germane | 1939 | Architect Germane Ghudushauri worked in the third architectural studio of "Tbilqalaqproeqti" during his entire career +++ |  |
| Ghudushauri, Rodames | 1931-1998 | Civil engineer Rodames Ghudushauri worked on important projects in Tbilisi, such as Aquatic Sports Complex and Central Bus Station +++ |  |
| Jalaghania, Zurab | 1939 | Architect Zurab Jalaghania is a co-author of the world famous building – Ministry of Road Construction +++ |  |
| Jorbenadze, Victor | 1925-1999 | Architect Viktor (Butsa) Jorbenadze's Palace of Rituals is one of the most iconic buildings of Georgian Soviet modernism +++ |  |
| Kajaia, Davit | 1912-1997 | As the civil engineer Davit Kajaia said, his entire life's work was defined by the search for the novelty embodied in buildings +++ |  |
| Kalandarishvili, Otar | 1925-2003 | Architect Otar (Toni) Kalandarishvili is an author of the Hotel "Iveria" and residential complex "Shatili" in Tbilisi +++ |  |
| Kandelaki, Teimuraz | 1928-2003 | Architect Teimuraz (Temo) Kandelaki is an author of landmarks, such as the Monuments of Vakhtan Gorgasali in Tbilisi and Erekle II in Telavi +++ |  |
| Kavlashvili, Ilia | 1931-2008 | Many residential areas and houses in Tbilisi were built according to the plans of the architect Ilia (Ilo) Kavlashvili +++ |  |
| Kavlashvili, Shota | 1926-1995 | Shota Kavlashvili was one of the most influential Architect of his time and twice appointed Chief Architect of Tbilisi +++ |  |
| Khimshiashvili, Levan | 1920-1981 | Thanks to restorer Levan (Leo) Khimshiashvili's non-conventional concepts, many georgian monuments have been saved +++
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| Kiknadze, Ramaz | 1937-1975 | Despite his short career, the architect Ramaz Kiknadze was able to leave behind a significant legacy +++ |  |
| Kiladze, Levan | 1934-2002 | Architect Levan (Leviko) Kiladze's creative legacy includes the Park Mziuri in Tbilisi +++ |  |
| Kobakhidze, Ketevan | 1934-2016 | Architect Ketevan Kobakhidze was teaching at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts for nearly forty years +++ |  |
| Kopaladze, Zurab | 1937 | The master plan of the new University Campus in Tbilisi as well as the most of the buildings located there were created with the authorship of the architect Zurab Kopaladze +++ |  |
| Kurtishvili, Vladimer | 1935-1993 | One of the most important project of the architect Vladimer (Vova) Kurtishvili is the Baratashvili Bridge in Tbilisi +++ |  |
| Margishvili, Irakli | 1927-2000 | Architect Irakli Margishvili led series of standard plans and projects for rural dwellings for different climatic zones of Georgia +++ |  |
| Morbedadze, Davit | 1926-2002 | The creative work of architect Davit Morbedadze includes the study of cultural heritage monuments, as well as many modernist buildings +++ |  |
| Sekhniashvili, Dodo | 1927-2013 | Architect Dodo Sekhianshvili is an author of several buildings and structures in Georgia and abroad +++ |  |
| Sumbadze, Longinoz | 1908-1984 | Architect Longinoz Sumbadze was a teacher and a renowned researcher of Georgian vernacular architecture +++ |  |
| Szymkiewicz, Aleksander | 1858-1907 | Architect Aleksander Szymkiewicz' projects have shaped the 19th century Tbilisi +++ |  |
