(راديسون تسيناندالي) هو أول مبنى في (جورجيا) يُطبّق فيه العمارة الخضراء

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.

Ekaterine joined Spectrum Architecture as a Lead Architect and Design Manager in September 2022. She has contributed to projects such as Radisson Blu Resort Apartments in Gonio and the NEXT Collection Green Cape Resort Aparthotel in Batumi, leading architectural, interior, and façade design.

She gained extensive professional experience with AECOM Georgia (2015–2018) as a Lead Architect and Design Manager on landmark hospitality and urban projects including Le Meridien Batumi, Radisson Tsinandali, and Sheraton Metekhi Palace refurbishment. She has also served as Project Coordinator and Design Lead Manager with Redco (2020–2021) on Bamboo Beach Tsikhisdziri and Radisson Gudauri, and with ILF Consulting Engineers (2021–2022) on major residential complexes in Tbilisi. Experienced in hospitality, mixed-use, and residential developments, she specializes in project coordination, risk and quality management, and multidisciplinary design leadership.

She holds a degree in Architecture from the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts.

Cathrine joined Spectrum Architecture as an Architect and Architectural Coordinator in 2023. She has contributed to projects such as the Hyatt Hotel Tbilisi, Canopy by Hilton Tbilisi, Radisson Sochi, and Orchard Tower Dubai.

Before Spectrum Architecture, she gained extensive experience with AECOM (2013–2018) on landmark developments including The Crescent in Baku, Radisson Collection Tsinandali, and the Wynn Hotel in Macau, as well as with Decovision and Greenline Interiors in the UAE (2010–2012) on projects such as Etihad Towers Abu Dhabi, the Royal Amwaj at Palm Jumeirah Dubai, and the Burj Al Arab refurbishment. With over 13 years of international experience across interior design, architectural coordination, and site supervision, she specializes in technical detailing, design implementation, and large-scale hospitality projects.

She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture from Adamson University, Manila (2002);

Joined Spectrum Architecture as Financial Director in 2019. He has overseen the financial planning and management of large-scale projects ranging from $10 million to $1.5 billion, ensuring strategic efficiency and contractual compliance.

Previously, he served as Commercial Manager at AECOM (2016–2019), where he specialized in FIDIC-based contract administration, budgeting, and tender analysis, and as Chief Accountant at Rixos Borjomi and Borjomi Likani International JSC (2014–2015). Earlier, Giorgi worked as a Property Appraiser and Audit Assistant at ATOS, collaborating on valuations and audits for banks, insurance companies, and international development projects.

He holds both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Business Administration (Accounting and Audit) from Tbilisi State University, along with certifications from global institutions including FIDIC, ACCA, the World Bank, and the Asian Development Bank.