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LAGUNA VERE RENOVATION

Date

31 July

Location

Tbilisi Georgia

Georgia

Tbilisi

Terraviva competition

Awarded an Honorable Mention and also Becoming Community Award choice

Reimagining Laguna Vere Through Senses, Wellness, and Connection
The project aims to transform the site through new interventions while preserving its
architectural memory and atmosphere, avoiding total erasure of its original spirit.
Our intervention at the Laguna Vere site proposes the transformation of a former recreational
complex into a multi-sensory, inclusive, and continuous public landscape — one that engages
the body and mind through movement, rest, and perception.

aunas constructed with CLT panels were integrated on the old staircase, transforming the area into a thermo-wellness center. The program includes saunas, pools, an interior forest, and all complementary functions to support a complete wellness experience.

aunas constructed with CLT panels were integrated on the old staircase, transforming the area into a thermo-wellness center. The program includes saunas, pools, an interior forest, and all complementary functions to support a complete wellness experience.

URBAN BEACH

URBAN BEACH

Designed by Georgian architects Shota Kavlashvili, Ramaz Kiknadze, and Guram Abuladze, the complex was constructed between 1964 and 1978. It was celebrated for its Brutalist architecture, featuring raw concrete structures, tiered seating, and distinctive mosaics by artist Nikoloz Ignatov.

Designed by Georgian architects Shota Kavlashvili, Ramaz Kiknadze, and Guram Abuladze, the complex was constructed between 1964 and 1978. It was celebrated for its Brutalist architecture, featuring raw concrete structures, tiered seating, and distinctive mosaics by artist Nikoloz Ignatov.

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