A Masterpiece of Architectural Design

Since 2019, Anano Kurdadze has been working with Spectrum Architecture as an Architect, contributing to projects such as the NEXT Collection (Batumi), Hilton Apartments (Batumi), Radisson Collection (Sochi), and Ocean View Residence (Australia).

She previously gained experience with Rooms (2016–2018) and Axis (2015–2016), where she focused on residential and commercial developments in Tbilisi. With over 8 years of experience, she specializes in architectural and interior design, project management, and construction documentation.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Georgian Technical University (2015).

Tamar joined Spectrum Architecture as an Architect in August 2021. She has contributed to projects including the Sheraton Grand Tbilisi Palace landscape design and private residential houses in Tsavkisi and Saguramo, overseeing design concepts, architectural drawings, and construction processes.

She previously worked with Archicollegium (2020–2022) as an Architect on projects such as a hotel in Signagi and a swimming pool complex in Tbilisi, and she has been serving as an Assistant Professor at East European University since 2020, teaching Revit Architecture.

Experienced in 3D modeling, urban and interior design, and project supervision, she combines technical expertise with creative problem-solving.

She holds both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Architecture from the Georgian Technical University, graduating with honors in 2018;

Bringing over 14 years of architectural experience, Nikoloz joined Spectrum Architecture in 2023 as an Architect.

He has been engaged in a wide range of projects including multi-apartment developments at Lisi Lake, residential houses across Tbilisi, Kiketi, Saguramo, and Tskneti, as well as public projects such as tennis courts in Kutaisi and Telavi, and a wine factory in Telavi.

Before joining Spectrum, he worked as Senior Architect at Metrika (2020–2023) and Project Director at ARE Architecture (2018–2020), where he led competitions, rehabilitation projects, and large-scale urban design works. Earlier, at IDC (2016–2018) and Architex (2014–2016), he was involved in significant heritage and infrastructure projects, including the Chiatura Ropeway Stations, Rabati Castle, and the reconstruction of the National Museum of Ozurgeti.

Nika holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Architecture from Tbilisi State Academy of Arts.