Opus Signature

Opus Signature is a multifunctional residential development in Batumi, located within walking distance of the beach and coastline. The project is designed around family living, with everyday services and amenities brought together within the development.

Advantages

• convenient location;
• around 15 minutes’ walk from the sea;
• well-developed infrastructure nearby;
• distinctive architecture and contemporary design;
• multi-level lighting system;
• high-quality construction materials;
• up-to-date building technology;
• gas connection;
• landscaped and secured courtyard;
• gated grounds with 24/7 CCTV surveillance;
• landscape planting;
• extensive on-site infrastructure;
• large outdoor swimming pool;
• 3-metre ceilings;
• connection to essential utilities;
• efficient apartment layouts;
• distinctive entrance design;
• step-free access;
• concierge service;
• three-level parking;
• low-noise high-speed imported elevators;
• investment potential;
• competitive pricing;
• in-house instalment plan;
• developer with ambitious expansion plans.

Location

Opus Signature is located at 64 Alexander Griboedov Street in Batumi’s Bagrationi district. This part of the city has a high concentration of shops, services and other urban infrastructure. A major road is approximately 310 metres away, providing connections to other districts and key destinations across Batumi.

The surrounding street network offers several route options. Giorgi Brtskinvale Street and neighbouring roads provide access to the city’s main transport corridors, allowing drivers to adjust their route according to destination and traffic conditions.

Shops, leisure venues and everyday services are distributed throughout Bagrationi. Many daily errands, shopping trips and recreational activities can be handled within the district without travelling to more distant parts of Batumi.

Transport links

The nearest public transport stop is 80 metres from the development. Bus routes operate along Bagrationi, Giorgi Brtskinvale and Alexander Griboedov streets. The area is served by buses No. 8 and 14, as well as minibus route No. 21. Services run at intervals of approximately 13–15 minutes.

The Old Bus Station is around three kilometres away. Batumi Port and the lower station of the Argo cable car are at a similar distance. Metro bus terminal is slightly farther away, at more than four kilometres. Travel time depends on the selected route and destination.

Batumi Central railway station and Batumi-Passenger platform can be reached in approximately ten minutes by car. Batumi International Airport is also around a ten-minute drive away.

Nearby amenities

A wide range of shops operates within approximately 1.5 kilometres of Opus Signature. Everyday shopping options include smaller grocery stores, Goodwill supermarket and Carrefour hypermarket.

The surrounding area has a broad selection of restaurants and cafés serving Georgian, European and other cuisines. Coffee shops, bakeries, bars, pubs, pizzerias and sushi restaurants are located along nearby streets and major city routes. For motorists, the district includes car dealerships, service centres, petrol stations and car washes. Bank branches and postal services are also available nearby.

Sports facilities include fitness clubs, a sports complex, FC Forward, a rugby stadium and Dinamo Batumi Stadium. A seasonal outdoor skating rink also operates in the area.

Healthcare services are provided by the Batumi Republican Centre for Maternal and Child Health, private clinics and pharmacies. Larger medical institutions include International University Hospital, Republican Hospital and Referral Hospital. A veterinary clinic is also available for pet owners, while beauty salons form part of the local service infrastructure.

Educational facilities include Public Schools No. 3 and 7, the Georgian-American School, XXI Century Gymnasium and Batumi International University. Kindergartens are available for younger children. These institutions are located across different parts of the surrounding neighbourhood.

Nearby leisure destinations include the aquapark, aquarium and zoo. 6 May Park is one of the major green areas in this part of Batumi, while Ardagani Lake and its fountains provide another option for walking and recreation.

Metro City shopping centre, Jibe hypermarket and Khopa Market are located along the main transport routes. Lech and Maria Kaczynski Park and Henri Maritime Engineering School are also in this part of Batumi. Most of these retail, sports, educational and leisure destinations can be reached in approximately 5–10 minutes by car or public transport.

General characteristics

Opus Signature is being built using reinforced concrete monolithic-frame technology. Construction materials undergo environmental assessment and are selected in line with project requirements. Work is carried out in accordance with applicable construction and technical standards covering structural safety, stability and other key parameters.

The load-bearing structure is based on a monolithic reinforced concrete frame. Its technical parameters are calculated according to the height of the buildings and expected intensity of use. Construction follows the approved project documentation and applicable structural requirements. Opus Signature consists of three high-rise buildings ranging from 25 to 40 storeys. The towers differ noticeably in height and proportion. The tallest has a slender silhouette with a gently curved facade, while the other two are lower and broader, with similarly rounded outlines.

Open gaps separate the towers, allowing each building to retain a distinct profile while following the same overall architectural language. The facades are defined by frequent horizontal balcony bands. Light-coloured edges extend across the floors in continuous lines, wrapping around rounded corners and following the contours of the buildings. Behind them are large areas of dark glazing.

On some elevations, glass occupies almost the full height between floor slabs and is divided into narrow sections by vertical mullions. On the longer facades, the horizontal composition is more pronounced and remains visible from a considerable distance. The lower levels are more transparent, with extensive glazing across the ground floors and tower bases. Light horizontal lines continue upward into the main facade composition. In some areas, the base follows the rounded profile of the tower, while selected sections project outward to create a broader footprint at ground level.

Each building has a different roofline. The tallest tower follows the gentle curve of its facade, reinforcing its elongated form. The two neighbouring buildings have more restrained upper sections with rounded corners and smooth light-coloured surfaces. The exterior palette is dominated by white and light-grey horizontal elements, dark glazing and selected warm-toned sections on the lower levels.

Architectural lighting runs across the facades and highlights the horizontal balcony lines, lower-storey contours and selected glazed sections. Light is distributed at different heights, emphasising the curved forms of the towers and their differences in scale. Vertical circulation is provided by elevators designed for frequent daily use and the passenger loads associated with high-rise residential buildings. Fire protection systems and engineering equipment comply with current technical requirements.

Internal circulation is planned with accessibility in mind. This applies to entrances, corridors, driveways and sloped areas, with routes designed to support movement between the main common areas without unnecessary barriers. The lobbies and other shared areas are designed as part of a separate interior concept. Durable materials are used in areas exposed to regular foot traffic. The design remains restrained, with clean lines, practical finishes and limited decorative detailing.

Soft, diffused lighting is used throughout common areas. Lighting levels are selected according to the function of each zone, with fixtures positioned to illuminate main circulation routes and entrance areas evenly without excessive contrast.

Landscaping and grounds

The courtyard of Opus Signature extends between the three towers and is divided into walking areas, seating zones and landscaped sections. Main pedestrian routes run along the buildings and through the central part of the courtyard. Paths follow smooth lines and are bordered by planting of different heights, large flower beds, trees and groups of shrubs.

In several areas, landscaped islands are raised above the paving and shaped with rounded edges. Walkways pass between them, with benches and other seating placed along selected sections. Wide circulation routes are also maintained through the centre of the courtyard, between planted areas and the building facades. The lower floors face the courtyard through extensive glazing. Outdoor terraces belonging to cafés and restaurants are arranged along the facades, with small tables, chairs and sunshades. The commercial infrastructure includes a shopping centre, cafés, restaurants, coworking facilities, a business centre and a conference hall.

The development also includes a spa, fitness centre, Pilates studio and first-aid centre. Family-oriented facilities include a kindergarten, preschool and babysitting services. Opus Signature provides concierge services, as well as cleaning, dry cleaning and car rental. Outdoor terraces adjoin the lower floors and face directly onto the internal courtyard.

Padel courts and a swimming pool are provided for active recreation. One of the upper levels includes an outdoor terrace with a rounded pool and seating areas arranged around its perimeter. Sun loungers and shade structures are positioned beside the water. The terrace is finished with timber-toned decking and enclosed by a transparent balustrade. Loungers are arranged both along the pool and close to the edge of the terrace, with seating distributed around several sides of the water.

Pedestrian and cycle paths connect the building entrances, commercial premises and central courtyard areas. Different types of hard paving are used for circulation, with routes curving around areas of denser planting. A rounded structure with a landscaped upper level stands in the central section. Vehicle access passes around it while pedestrian routes continue alongside. Nearby, tall canopies with lightweight mesh structures provide covered seating with tables and chairs. Another rounded pavilion with extensive glazing is positioned between the towers next to the walking paths.

The underground car park extends across three levels and provides a total of 1,000 parking spaces. Separate storage rooms are available for residents’ personal belongings.

The grounds are monitored by 24-hour security and CCTV. Pedestrian routes lead directly to the building entrances, while landscaped strips and open areas serving the commercial premises run along the facades.

Apartments for sale

Opus Signature offers apartments ranging from 36 to 123 sq m. The selection includes practical studios, compact two-room layouts and three-room apartments designed for families with children.

Differences in size and room count provide options for different uses, including permanent residence and investment. Layouts vary in floor area, number of rooms and internal configuration. Ceiling height is 3 metres. The additional height changes the proportions of the rooms and gives greater flexibility for interior design. Owners can choose between restrained, minimalist interiors and more elaborate design concepts depending on their preferences. The original layouts also allow for further adaptation of the internal arrangement according to the intended use of the apartment.

Large window openings bring substantial natural light into the interiors and provide views of the surrounding urban and natural landscape. Multi-profile window systems with energy-efficient double glazing are installed to reduce heat loss and limit external noise. Their specifications support more stable indoor temperatures across different seasons. Apartments include open balconies that can be used as seating areas, private terraces or small planted zones. Their size and configuration allow for different arrangements, from compact furniture for morning coffee to a small green corner. Furniture, planting and other details can be selected by the owner.

Apartments are handed over in White Frame condition. By this stage, the main construction and engineering work has been completed, while final finishing remains the buyer’s responsibility. The base specification includes electricity, water supply, drainage and heating connections. Walls are levelled and plastered, a rough floor screed is completed, and windows and the entrance door are installed.

White Frame condition gives buyers control over finishing materials, equipment and interior design. It is often selected by those who plan to complete renovation after handover rather than move in immediately. For investment purposes, it may also suit buyers who want to control the quality of the fit-out before renting or reselling the apartment. The sequence of works and choice of materials remain at the owner’s discretion.

Several payment options are available. Buyers can pay the full price directly or purchase an apartment through an instalment plan with the total divided into fixed payments. The financing structure can be selected according to the available budget, initial payment and preferred repayment schedule. Further details are available on the project’s official website.

About the developer

Opus Group operates in the local construction sector and is currently developing a new real estate project. The company entered the market relatively recently but has structured its work around technical requirements, quality control and a consistent construction process.

Execution accuracy, compliance with project documentation and adherence to specified parameters are monitored throughout construction. Practical experience is developed through work on projects of different levels of complexity. Opus Group manages the main stages of development, from architectural concept design through to finishing works. Structural, engineering and architectural components are monitored at different stages of implementation.

Floor plans and technical systems are developed with consideration for functionality, engineering calculations and material specifications. New technologies are introduced where they meet requirements for structural reliability, service life and future building operation. The parameters of each building are determined by its specific technical and planning requirements. Standard solutions are not transferred mechanically from one project to another. Internal organisation, engineering systems and everyday operational needs are considered separately for each development.

Certified materials and established construction technologies are selected in accordance with applicable safety and energy-efficiency standards. Core technical specifications are defined during the documentation stage and then monitored directly on site. The construction process follows a predefined sequence. Planning covers logistics, coordination with contractors, material deliveries and completion of individual stages according to the approved schedule. Contractors are selected according to the scope and technical requirements of the work. Construction is monitored as it progresses to verify compliance with approved documentation and project deadlines.

Another area of focus is the continued development of engineering and construction methods. Opus Group evaluates new technologies for potential use in structural systems, finishing and technical equipment. Decisions are based on practical experience, site-specific requirements and the characteristics of selected materials. New methods are introduced after their suitability for the project’s technical objectives and construction sequence has been assessed.