Nika M. Profile | Freelancer

TALII

Building Architecture

Interior Design

4.8

(16 hakiki)

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Mtumiaji huyu haruhusu watumiaji kumfuata.

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Barua pepe imethibitishwa kwa ufanisi.

$10 USD / saa

Bedera ya GEORGIA

milan,

$10 USD / saa

Ni saa 11:14 PM hapa

Alijiunga Mei 1, 2015

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Nika M.

@Fingersmith7

4.8

(16 hakiki)

4.7

4.7

80%

80%

$10 USD / saa

Bedera ya GEORGIA

milan,

$10 USD / saa

100%

Kazi Zilizokamilika

100%

Kwa Bajeti

83%

Kwa wakati

36%

Kiwango cha Kuajiriwa Tena

Architecture + Interior Design

We are a small team of architects with lasting keen interest in our job. What really makes us choose architecture in its intrinsic appeal is the connection of science, technology and logic with art, craft and creativity. Four years' academic study of architecture, transformed our instinctive excitement and imagination about architecture into systematic knowledge and comprehensive understanding. Study of architectural courses, such as architectural structure, mechanics and materials science, made us realize that architecture not only gives importance on aesthetics, but also on the more essential functionality and practicality. As an ambitious and diligent team, our passion for challenges is truly immense. Deadlines, obstacles, limits and most importantly unsolved problems are what push our creativity forward. We constantly create our own environment for it to benefit what we need to accomplish in the next step. Feel free to contact us for more information.

Angalia woteArchitects in Georgia

Wasiliana na Nika M. kuhusu kazi yako

Ingia ili kujadili maelezo yoyote kwenye gumzo.

Portfolio

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Exterior renderings of various past projects.

Various Exteriors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Interior renderings of various past projects.

Various Interiors

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

Unlike cities of Vietnam or Japan, second largest city of Georgia, Batumi is not a typical place with long and narrow land lots, but yet, especially in older parts of the city, it's not a surprise to come across a gap between two buildings with dead end walls, usually no more than 3.5-4 meters wide and having no optimal function. This kind of gaps between structures prevent street elevation to be felt as whole, continious architecture. After searching for irregular, undervalued, slender pieces of land in old parts of Batumi, this project became a prototype of how to infill otherwise overlooked gaps in the city.

Urban Gap house

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The project explores topic about eateries, specifically fast food cafes and possible ways of altering their contect and appearance. Main concept of projectstudies waysto change predictable thoughts of average humans about fast food and eridicate the cliche of such places necessarily meaning unhealthy. The possible solution is, making eatery look wholesome visually and contentually. For that interior was designed in eco style, using only natural materials. This style perfectly corresponds with our goals.

Research of color in interior design showed that color subconsciously affects our mood and actions. According to studies, average human associates yellow color with sun and warmth, it improves mood and fills us with joy, but at the same, similar to the sun, prevents us to stay near it for a long period of times. Green in the other hand associates with nature, freshness and intensifies the hunger. Coupled, these colors make a perfect functional color palette solution for fast food cafe.

Eco Fast Food Cafe

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

The main purpose of the project was to create a chapel, where everyone, despite their religion could feel closer to god and pray. Therefore, Abkhazian region was chosen as a project site, because according to statistics, it's Georgia's most religiously diverse area. Chapel is located on North-West side of Abkhazia, on the lake Ritsa. Area is extremely full with untouched beauty of nature, which is a perfect place for mental calmness and relaxation. Lake's landscape is quite raised, around 800+ meters from the sea level.

Statistics. According to the public polls and researches in 2007 people in Abkhazia shared following religious beliefs: Orthodox Christians - 45%; Muslims - 22%; Abkhazian Religion - 7%; Idolatrous - 4%; Judaists - 3%; Other Religion - 4%; Atheists - 8%; Didn't Answer - 7%.

Elemental Chapel

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

During the studies of building reconstruction, restoration, adaptation and time spent exploring Georgia’s capital for the most interesting and challenging building to work on, finding an old house on Orbeliani Street was a relief. Building at that time was in a terrible condition, yet had a tremendous history and even greater potential to become something unique.

Compared to existing situation, project considers plenty of changes: After demolishing the structure, rebuild it with same level stories to increase interior functionality and space usability. Adding third floor instead of slanted roof for more usable space and patios. Replacing doors and windows with new black metal ones. Recreating main entrance door according to older photos. Dismantling glass wall from the back balcony. Replacing all the rails and ornaments to new ones, made according archive photos. Recreating back façade ornaments, doors, railings and forgings. Adding greenery on the roof and garden on the back, etc.

Orbeliani Hotel Reconstruction

Kaguzi

Mabadiliko yamehifadhiwa

Inaonyesha 1 - 5 kutoka kwa 16 - hakiki

Chuja hakiki kulingana na:

5.0

€120.00 EUR

Project for Fingersmith7 -- 3

Very good freelancer, patient and efficient.

Building Architecture

Interior Design

+1 zaidi

Samuel B.

@sSamSs

•

7 years ago

5.0

€185.00 EUR

Project for Fingersmith7 -- 2

Very good freelancer. It was a pleasure collaborating with him.

Building Architecture

Interior Design

+1 zaidi

Samuel B.

@sSamSs

•

7 years ago

5.0

$50.00 AUD

Project for Fingersmith7

Thank you did the job quickly and accurately. Will hire again.

Building Architecture

Interior Design

+1 zaidi

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David S.

@LivingE

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7 years ago

5.0

$275.00 USD

Interior design

Very nice work

Building Architecture

Interior Design

I

Inigo B.

@ibizcar

•

8 years ago

3.6

$250.00 USD

Home facade design

Creative freelancer with good communication skills and ability to be flexible throughout the whole project and it's respective changes.

Katrien B.

@katrienbauters

•

8 years ago

Uzoefu

Orbi Group

Ago 2015 - Sasa

Orbi Group is one of the most influential architectural company my country and has offices all around the world, I'm happy to work here.

Elimu

Bachelor

Saqartvelos Teqnikuri Universiteti,

Georgia

2011 - 2015

(4 years)

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