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by Vasily Gogidze

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Tbilisi Hills Golf & Residences Complex, Georgia

Principal architect: Vasily Gogidze

The design for this individual residential unit is conceived in consideration of the project plot's topographical context and its location, which affords panoramic vistas of Tbilisi. The architectural solution is dictated by the specific constraints and opportunities presented by the site. The resulting architectural language is a direct response to the challenges of the steep terrain, establishing a dynamic and symbiotic relationship between the structure and the landscape.

Villa Aeris

Apartment complex
Tbilisi, Georgia
Principal architect: Vasily Gogidze

The residential development represents a state-of-the-art approach to contemporary urban living, where architecture and nature achieve an exemplary synthesis, while providing supreme quality of life for its residents. As a harmonious symbiosis of high-quality dwellings seamlessly integrated within a lush, vertical gardenscape, the residential project aims to transform the dilapidated urban area and surrounding public realm into a premium multi-unit residential complex.

Terrace Garden House

Villa Semiramis

Villa Semiramis

Engaging in a dialogue with the lexicon of geometric modernism, this residential project articulates a minimalist aesthetic sensibility and the repudiation of ornamental embellishment. The clear, albinic facade of the structure, an embodiment of abstract purity manifested in its delineated linearity, establishes a striking contrast with the organic forms of the meticulously cultivated flora encompassing the garden and verdant porches.
Leading to the courtyard adorned with aromatic blossoms and shrubbery, the verandas and sliding aluminium-framed fenestration facilitate the seamless integration and interpenetration of interior and exterior spatial domains, while concurrently ensuring generous insolation. This symbiotic interplay between the microcosm of the architectural object and the natural scenery of the garden finds expression in both the diurnal and nocturnal realms; the contemporary outdoor illumination system, characterized by a rhythmic repetition, forge a cohesive synthesis of technology and environment, where the demarcations between the artificial and natural realms fade.
This notion of non-antagonistic coexistence of apparent contradictions defines the heterogeneous, multifarious character of the project. It resonates, for instance, with the principle of eschewing rigid boundaries between inner and outer spaces, interior and environment - a tenet emblematic of traditional Japanese architecture, as well as the concept of "grey space" derived from the pivotal role of pauses and intervals in Japanese artistic traditions. Its quintessential feature lies in the conceptualization of time and space as an indivisible, unified reality. An engawa (縁側/掾側) - an open gallery circumscribing the outer perimeter of the dwelling, situated beneath the sheltering roof, unifying the interior and exterior domains, the eminent architect Kisho Kurokawa attributes to such transitional, liminal spaces in architecture.

Predicated upon the north-south axial orientation, the rational spatial configuration unfurls around the central hall, constituting the compositional core of the plan. The interior spatial articulation has been tailored to the functional requisites and desires of the client.
The residence encompasses three primary floor levels. The zero mark corresponds to an elevation of 429.90 meters above mean sea level. The rooms are interconnected via hallways and staircases. At the -2.80 meter level, two storage rooms and a staircase are located. The ±0.00 level accommodates the living room, kitchen-dining area, laundry room, a bedroom, walk-in closet, two bathrooms, a hall, staircase, and two porches. The +3.40 level comprises four bedrooms, four bathrooms, four walk-in closets, a hall, a staircase, one trisected and two detached balconies. The utilities for water supply, sewage, heating, and ventilation are consolidated within vertical shafts.
The plot area measures 669.0 square meters. It is bordered by a road to the south and adjacent parcels on the remaining three sides. An area of 269.9 square meters, constituting 40% of the site, has been dedicated to verdant landscaping, comprising a grassy carpet interspersed with ornamental shrubbery and arboreal plantings.
The facade cladding employs high-quality plaster supplemented by wooden decorative panelling. The fenestration comprises white-painted aluminium frames, as do the metallic railings of the balconies and porches. The roof structure is of a flat typology. The primary load-bearing system is a reinforced concrete structural framework.

Casa Alveo

Situated amidst the undulating topography of the Roman Campagna, Villa Placidium represents a synthesis of Imperial Roman materiality and the floating tectonic language of International Modernism. The residence is not merely a habitation but a contemporary reinterpretation of the classical Domus, engaging in a critical dialogue with its context through the extensive use of locally quarried Travertine Romano.

Villa Placidium

Situated within the verdant, coniferous topography of Tskneti, this residence represents an exercise in horizontal stratification and structural dynamism. Moving beyond the vernacular of the traditional houses, the design embraces a bold, neo-modernist language that prioritizes the interplay between heavy, grounded tectonics and the ethereal transparency of the void. The architecture does not merely occupy the site; it negotiates the sloping terrain through a series of cascading volumes that assert a strong geometric order against the organic irregularity of the surrounding natural environment.

House in Tskneti - Variations

Villa Alphea

Villa Alphea

Villa Tsavkisi

Villa Tsavkisi

The White Isles of Topographical Fluidity: Biomorphic Architecture as Mythic Cartography

Hesperian Coves

Private residential units

Houses and Villas

Residential projects including apartments, condominiums and high-rise living

Residential

Villa Concepts for Sloped Topography

Villa Cassini, under construction
Arestea
Lisi lake area, Mtskheta Municipality, Georgia

Villa Cassini

Etudes of minimalist private residential units

Etudes of Minimalist Houses and Pavilions

Pentanola - A Small Flat Interior Design

Pentanola Interior

Residential interior design

Apex Apartments I-II

Interior Design

Interior Design

Arestea’s the "Orbital Nexus" typology, initially characterized in the designs as a singular, multifunctional complex defined by radial symmetry and fluid verticality, presents a compelling framework for scalar expansion into larger urban ensembles. Moving beyond the distinct architectural object, this paradigm offers a blueprint for a new urban morphology. By extrapolating the core tenets of the Nimbus—specifically its centrifugal organization, biomorphic form, and layered connectivity—one can envision coherent districts that challenge traditional rectilinear gridding in favour of a fluid, polycentric urbanism.

Orbital Nimbus

Reshaping Vertical Urbanism: Radial Complexes with Programmatic Skybridges

The architectural designs present high-density, multifunctional development typologies, moving beyond the conventional podium-and-tower model to investigate a deeply integrated form of vertical urbanism. The core of these systems is the fusion of stacked programmatic elements with extensive, horizontally-distributed communal amenities, all grounded in a biophilic landscape strategy.

Orbital Nexus

Marine Meadows

Marine Meadows

Eudeon - Glimpses of the Future City

Eudeon - Glimpses of the Future City

Floating Fronds

The generative conceptual project exemplifies a vision for wellness architecture that moves beyond conventional spa typologies to create an immersive environment where built form, water, and landscape merge into a unified therapeutic experience.

Echo of Waves I-II

Residential Landscape Designs

Villa Garden Designs

Driven by the aspiration to achieve the materialization of immaterial, to render perceptible the intangible, this generative architectural manifestation grapples with the fundamental question of how finite human consciousness can apprehend the infinite and ethereal. Transcending mere shelter, Fons Aeternae strives to become a spatial expression of transcendence itself.

Fons Aeternae

vasily.gogidze@yahoo.com

3 Ferdinand Tavadze Street, Tbilisi, Georgia

Tel: (+995) 555 660 960

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