Architect Guram Abuladze worked for many years on the design of urban public space of Tbilisi +++

Architect Vladimir (Lado) Alexi-Meskhishvili was one of the most influential figures of the Georgian soviet architecture +++

Architect Shota Bostanashvili founded the unique method of teaching "Poetics of Architecture" +++

Architect Giorgi (Gogi) Chakhava is a client and a creator of the masterpiece of Georgian Soviet modernism – Ministry of Road Construction +++

Architect Germane Ghudushauri worked in the third architectural studio of "Tbilqalaqproeqti" during his entire career +++

Civil engineer Rodames Ghudushauri worked on important projects in Tbilisi, such as Aquatic Sports Complex and Central Bus Station +++

The National Archives of Georgia in Tbilisi was realized with the design by architect Valeria (Leli) Hajibeili +++

Architect Zurab Jalaghania is a co-author of the world famous building – Ministry of Road Construction +++

Architect and urban planner Alexandre Jibladze was one of the creators of the 1970 Tbilisi urban development plan +++

Architect Viktor (Butsa) Jorbenadze's Palace of Rituals is one of the most iconic buildings of Georgian architecture +++

As the civil engineer Davit Kajaia said, his entire life's work was defined by the search for the novelty embodied in buildings +++

Otar (Toni) Kalandarishvili is an architect of the Hotel "Iveria" and residential complex "Shatili" in Tbilisi +++

Architect Teimuraz (Temo) Kandelaki is an author of landmarks, such as the Monuments of Vakhtan Gorgasali in Tbilisi and Erekle II in Telavi +++

Since the foundation of the "TbilQalakProject", Architect Yuri Kasradze has worked here on such projects as the Sports Palace and the Hippodrome of Tbilisi as well as numerous other sports facilities +++

Many residential areas and houses in Tbilisi were built according to the plans of the architect Ilo Kavlashvili +++

Shota Kavlashvili was one of the most influential Architect of his time and twice appointed Chief Architect of Tbilisi +++

Thanks to restorer Levan (Leo) Khimshiashvili's non-conventional concepts, many georgian monuments have been saved +++

Despite his short career, the architect Ramaz Kiknadze was able to leave behind a significant legacy +++

Architect Levan (Leviko) Kiladze's creative legacy includes the Park Mziuri in Tbilisi +++

Architect Ketevan Kobakhidze was teaching at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts for nearly forty years +++

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 +++

One of the most important project of the architect Vladimer (Vova) Kurtishvili is the Baratashvili Bridge in Tbilisi +++

Architect Neli Kvartskhava is one of the creators of the already demolished "Tsekavshiri" building in Tbilisi +++

Architect Irakli Margishvili led series of standard plans and projects for rural dwellings for different climatic zones of Georgia +++

Under the direction of architect Givi Melkadze, the already demolished "Tsekavshiri" building on Freedom Square in Tbilisi was realized +++

The creative work of architect Davit Morbedadze includes the study of cultural heritage monuments, as well as the realization of many modernist buildings +++

The ceramic panels on the fassade of the National Archives of Georgia were co-created by the artist Leona Nakashidze +++

Tbilisi features several works by architect Kizo Nakhutsrishvili, including the reconstruction project of Heroes' Square +++

Architect Dodo Sekhianshvili is an author of several buildings and structures in Georgia and abroad +++

Architect Longinoz Sumbadze was a teacher and a renowned researcher of Georgian vernacular architecture +++

Architect Aleksander Szymkiewicz' projects have shaped the 19th century Tbilisi +++

Tamaz Tevzadze, the Chief Architect of the city and director of the TbilQalakProekti, was responsible for the urban development processes +++

Most of the parks and green areas in Tbilisi and the surroundings were designed by the architect Nelli Tsitsishvili +++