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The founder, CEO and a Managing Partner. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture (Honors) from Georgian Technical University (1992) and a Degree in Construction Management from the Institute of Design and Construction, Brooklyn (1997). David Nikuradze has contributed to and led major initiatives connected to landmark projects such as the Whitehall Ferry Terminal in New York, Etihad Towers in Abu Dhabi, The Crescent in Baku, 40 Mercer Street, 610 Lexington Avenue, and the Bloomberg Tower in New York.

He also held senior leadership and project-delivery positions at AECOM across Abu Dhabi, Baku, and Tbilisi (2008–2018) - culminating as Regional Director; earlier, he served in New York–based roles with SLCE, TAMS/Earth Tech, Meridian Design Associates, and FGAPC, managing high-profile commercial, residential, and mixed-use developments.

Experienced in program and project leadership, construction management, procurement, cost and project management, design coordination, tendering, and site supervision, he is recognized for building high-performance teams and steering complex projects from concept through delivery.

Ucha joined Spectrum Architecture in 2021 as an Architect. He has contributed to projects including the Rain Tower in Batumi and a Wine Factory development, combining architectural design with urban-scale planning.
He previously directed Ucha Uchava Architectural Agency in Tbilisi (2015–2021) and worked as Chief Assistant Architect at Bernard Tubia Architectural Studio in Paris. His international experience also includes roles as a Shading Artist with Renderthat GmbH in Berlin and as a Graphic Designer in France. Earlier in his career, he worked on freelance design projects and contributed to various architectural studios across Georgia and Europe.
Ucha holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Tbilisi State Academy of Arts (2007). He has completed additional training in 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Revit, multimedia, and photography in France and Ukraine. He brings a multidisciplinary perspective that merges technical precision with artistic creativity.

Ivane has been part of Spectrum Architecture as a 3D Visualizer since 2019. He has worked on diverse projects such as a private residential house in Kareli, the Museum in Kazbegi, Atrium Roof for a public school, and the Steak House in Kansas, USA.

Before joining Spectrum, he gained experience at TRgallery (2018–2019) as an Interior Designer, where he developed technical drawings and interior concepts, and at Modern Villa (2017–2018) as a Furniture Designer, specializing in 3D modeling and renderings. Ivane combines artistic creativity with technical precision to produce high-quality visualizations.

He completed professional training in Architectural and Interior Design at Paradox+ in Tbilisi, strengthening his expertise in visualization and design development.

Tornike Okhanashvili joined Spectrum Architecture in 2024 as a 3D Designer. He contributes to architectural visualization and interior design projects, producing high-quality renderings and design solutions for both residential and commercial developments.

Previously, he worked as a 3D Visualizer/CG Artist at York Towers (2022–2024) and Studio 9 (2021–2022), creating visualizations for large-scale architectural projects. Earlier in his career, he served as an Interior Designer at BMC Georgia (2019–2021), Interior and Product Designer at TR Gallery (2017–2019), and Designer at New Light (2015–2017), gaining extensive experience across design disciplines.

Tornike holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Tbilisi State Academy of Arts and has completed professional training in Interior Design at the Academy of Digital Industries.