| 🟧 Number of buildings | 2 |
| 🟧 Number of floors | 12 |
| 🟧 Construction technology | monolithic-frame |
| 🟧 Elevator | yes |
| 🟧 Cadastral number | 01.19.36.014.780 |
| 🟧 Parking | underground parking, ground level parking |
| 🟧 Apartment renovation | green frame |
The residential complex at 16 Viktor Kupradze Street in Tbilisi embodies a high level of construction culture, combining modern technologies, expressive architecture, and carefully refined design solutions. The concept is focused on durability, functionality, and quality of execution, allowing the new development to meet the expectations of buyers with increased requirements for real estate.
The residential complex at 16 Viktor Kupradze Street is located in Varketili — one of the calmer parts of Tbilisi, where dense development is combined with favorable environmental conditions.
The location is set away from large industrial enterprises and production sites, which helps keep air quality at a good level. A significant share of greenery makes the district more attractive for permanent residence.
Natural sites are located relatively nearby, expanding opportunities for leisure. The Kura River can be reached in just a few minutes, while the distance to Tbilisi Reservoir and the adjoining natural park is less than three kilometers. The area is suitable for walks, cycling routes, sports activities, and spending free time outdoors. Proximity to recreational zones has a positive effect on the perception of the surrounding territory and makes this district more attractive compared with densely built-up quarters.
Despite its distance from the historic center, Varketili has developed infrastructure and well-organized road connections.
An additional advantage of the location is its position away from the busiest highways. A major road passes approximately two kilometers away, which means the intensity of noise and air pollution is noticeably lower than near busy avenues.
This complex will be a successful option for buyers considering the purchase of real estate in an area with favorable ecology, developed infrastructure, and convenient road connections. The balanced surroundings, proximity to natural locations, and distance from sources of intense noise give this project additional appeal for long-term residence and investment purposes.
The location is distinguished by developed infrastructure and a wide choice of everyday facilities. Retail, commercial, educational, and social institutions are concentrated within a 5–15 minute walk, allowing most household matters to be handled without long trips. The abundance of various services makes this part of the metropolis practical for permanent living for people of different ages.
The educational infrastructure is represented by a large number of institutions. Nearby there are Schools No. 139, No. 176, No. 90, No. 157, No. 145, No. 146, No. 182, and High School Nino, offering programs for different age groups. For preschool education, Kindergartens No. 37 and No. 163, as well as Albioni School, are open within a radius of approximately one and a half kilometers, which significantly simplifies the daily logistics of families with children.
Within a three-kilometer radius, there is Synevo Laboratory, Central Hospital, and the National Screening Center. Chain pharmacies make it possible to purchase necessary medicines regardless of the time of day, while the presence of large medical organizations nearby provides an opportunity to quickly undergo diagnostics, receive specialist consultations, and use the necessary services.
Within a 10–20 minute walk, there are EuroBrand, Madart, Fix Price, Carrefour City, Miniso Georgia, Spar, and Nikora stores and supermarkets offering food products, household goods, clothing, and much more. This variety makes it easy to plan shopping and save time on everyday tasks.
The gastronomic infrastructure includes numerous cafés, restaurants, pizzerias, coffee shops, and bars, making it possible to choose a place for a business meeting, family dinner, friendly gathering, or quiet leisure time.
For lovers of active recreation, the district offers rugby and football fields, sports grounds, and PS4 Game Room CLUB. These facilities are suitable for regular training and amateur competitions.
Hotels, inns, and hostels of various categories are available for accommodating guests. The financial infrastructure is complemented by bank branches.
A separate advantage of the area is the presence of parks and cozy squares. They allow residents to spend time outdoors, take walks, and exercise away from intensive traffic. Thanks to the successful combination of developed infrastructure, educational institutions, medical organizations, retail facilities, and natural surroundings, the district is considered one of the practical options for purchasing real estate in Tbilisi.
The road infrastructure is well organized and provides several options for daily movement. The nearest stop is 80 meters from the new development, so it can be reached literally within a minute on foot. Minibuses No. 403, No. 454, No. 470, No. 523, No. 530, and No. 540, as well as bus routes No. 101, No. 303, No. 309, and No. 346, pass through the stop. The average service interval is 11–15 minutes, allowing residents to rely on regular transport without long waiting times and choose the most convenient route depending on the direction of travel.
Additional mobility options are provided by Varketili metro station, located less than one and a half kilometers away. It can be easily reached on foot in fifteen minutes.
Tbilisi-Passenger station is located less than nine kilometers away, so the journey takes little time and allows residents to use railway connections in various directions across the country without unnecessary transfers. Didube bus station is located approximately twelve kilometers away, with numerous regional and intercity routes passing through it and expanding the transport possibilities of the district.
Another advantage is the proximity of Shota Rustaveli International Airport. Under favorable road conditions, the trip by car takes approximately fifteen to twenty minutes. This makes Varketili attractive for people who regularly take business flights, travel for tourism, or meet guests. Taken together, the transport network of the quarter is distinguished by a variety of routes, stable public transport operation, and convenient connections with key facilities of the capital and regional infrastructure.
The architectural ensemble at 16 Viktor Kupradze Street consists of two twelve-storey buildings forming a unified façade frontage along the street line. The buildings stand close to each other, yet they are clearly separated on the façade — a vertical light-colored insert between the sections reads as a seam, emphasizing their independence within the overall ensemble.
The façade palette is built on the contrast of two materials: deep anthracite glazing and warm terracotta frame structures. These orange-brick frames surround the balcony blocks along the perimeter — at the top, bottom, and side edges — turning each loggia into a closed rectangular cell. This frame structure is repeated strictly floor by floor, forming a dense orthogonal pattern on the façade, where the warm color of the cladding works as a graphic framework against the background of dark glass. The vertical terracotta posts trace the façade from bottom to top, dividing the horizontal wall plane into separate sections. This rhythm of verticals gives the buildings a pronounced upward direction and enhances the sense of height when viewed from street level. The first floor is organized as a stylobate zone with display glazing in warm lighting. In the evening, this level contrasts with the darker mass of the residential floors and visually softens the transition between the street frontage and the monolithic volume of the building above.
In the evening, the residential complex reveals itself on several levels at once. Warm light from the apartments fills the dark glazing with golden reflections, the terracotta frames appear clearer and more saturated against this background, and the lighting of the stylobate draws a distinct horizontal line along the entire length of the façade. Together, these layers of light form a recognizable evening image of the new development — expressive and free of decorative excess. The overall architectural logic of the complex is based on geometric strictness and a precisely chosen color contrast. The terracotta brick tone of the frame structure echoes the historic development of the neighboring quarters, preserving a connection with the district context, while the dark glass and clear rectangular proportions define the building as a product of a different architectural era.
The structural scheme is based on monolithic-frame technology, distinguished by high strength, resistance to operational loads, and a long service life. The flat roof is equipped with an organized internal drainage system, which ensures efficient removal of precipitation and increases the durability of the structure. Blocks with high thermal and sound insulation performance are used for the construction of the exterior walls. The use of this material helps maintain a favorable microclimate inside the premises and reduces the impact of external noise. Construction is carried out in accordance with international requirements for quality and technical safety.
Movement between floors is provided by new-generation high-speed elevators with smooth operation and reduced noise levels. The engineering equipment includes connection to centralized electricity, water supply, sewage, and other necessary utilities, allowing the property to be used without additional technical work. The technical infrastructure includes electronic intercoms, internal navigation systems, fire safety equipment, and emergency notification systems. The set of engineering systems is aimed at improving safety and ensuring stable operation of all main utilities. For people with limited mobility, ramps, convenient entrance areas, and movement routes are provided in accordance with current barrier-free environment requirements.
The internal common areas are designed according to an individual design concept. Durable materials with high resistance to daily use are applied in the finishing of the halls, while carefully selected textures, lighting, and decorative elements emphasize the neatness of the entrance areas. Light-colored interiors create a favorable first impression, supporting the unified architectural style of the residential complex and the high level of execution in every detail.
According to the project, the adjoining territory is arranged with an emphasis on rational organization and everyday practicality. All landscaping elements are united by a single concept, where engineering logic is combined with neat landscape design. The site layout provides a clear distribution of functional zones, making movement around the territory convenient while preserving the integrity and neatness of the overall appearance.
For vehicles, underground parking is being built and ground-level parking is arranged on the outer territory, allowing the inner courtyard to be freed from a large number of cars. This organizes traffic, improves safety, and preserves more open space for walking. The enclosed parking area additionally protects cars from adverse weather conditions and makes everyday use more practical.
Inside the courtyard, there are areas intended for quiet relaxation. Pedestrian paths connect the main functional zones and pass through landscaped areas with greenery. A children’s playground with swings, slides, and other elements is being equipped for active leisure and is designed in accordance with safety requirements.
Transport access is organized through asphalt driveways that provide free access to all sections of the new development. In the dark, the territory is illuminated by energy-efficient street lights that evenly distribute light along the paths, entrance areas, and main movement routes. This improves visibility, increases safety, and makes staying in the courtyard more comfortable in the evening.
To maintain order, a separate utility zone is allocated with places for household waste containers, arranged in accordance with sanitary requirements. The landscape design includes the planting of deciduous trees, decorative shrubs, and lawns with perennial grasses. The greenery gives the territory a finished appearance, softens the perception of the development, and makes the inner courtyard more attractive throughout the year.
Commercial premises are planned on the first floors, intended for shops, offices, service businesses, and other commercial facilities. Their presence expands the infrastructure opportunities of the residential complex, allowing residents to use in-demand services in close proximity to home and increasing the practical value of the entire development.
The apartments in the new complex feature a well-balanced layout logic that meets current requirements for the organization of interior volume. The internal structure of each apartment allows adaptation to the owner’s personal preferences without the need for complex redevelopment of load-bearing structures.
The apartment range covers options from compact one-room units to multi-room apartments with several bedrooms. This variety makes it possible to choose a configuration for a specific lifestyle scenario — from individual living to accommodating a large family. Apartment sales in the residential complex at 16 Viktor Kupradze Street are carried out with layouts focused on maximizing natural light. The rational distribution of space excludes non-functional transit zones and allows every square meter to be used in accordance with real household needs.
The housing is fully connected to centralized utilities: water supply, sewage, and the electricity network. This level of engineering readiness allows residents to begin using the property immediately after receiving the keys, without additional investment in technical infrastructure. The apartments are handed over with basic preparation for final finishing, making it possible to independently define the interior style and choose finishing materials according to personal taste. The use of energy-saving technologies in the building’s engineering systems reduces operating costs and has a positive effect on the long-term economics of ownership.
The entrance doors are made of high-strength materials with reliable locking systems. Window structures made of high-quality PVC with multi-chamber double-glazed units ensure stable heat and sound insulation for many years without loss of technical characteristics. Open balconies with tempered glass railings serve both as an architectural accent of the façade and as a full-fledged outdoor relaxation area.
The financial terms for purchasing an apartment include several scenarios, including a one-time full payment. Detailed information about other current financing programs and transaction terms is provided by the sales department specialists — contacts and address are listed on the official website.
The complex at 16 Viktor Kupradze Street is being built with attention to every level of implementation — from layout optimization to architectural façade lighting. Engineering precision and aesthetic expressiveness work in the same direction here, forming a complete image designed for long-term and stable operation.
MA Development entered the construction market in 2025 and, in a short period of time, has managed to establish itself as a reliable developer specializing in the construction of apartment buildings in the most sought-after locations of Tbilisi. The company’s young age has not prevented it from forming a stable business reputation — on the contrary, it has been built consistently through specific completed projects and precise fulfillment of its commitments.
The developer treats each project as an independent task requiring its own approach, without relying on template schemes or standard layouts. Only proven materials with confirmed operational characteristics are used in the production process. Technologies are selected with the long-term durability of structures in mind, rather than speed of construction at the expense of quality. Attention to detail is a working principle that runs through all stages of implementation: from engineering design to the final finishing of common areas.
Buildings constructed by MA Development are designed with the real needs of future owners in mind — layout ergonomics, the logic of internal distribution, and the quality of engineering equipment. Construction here is viewed as a process in which functional feasibility and aesthetic expressiveness work as part of a unified system. This approach allows the company to turn each new address into a complete residential product capable of maintaining its relevance and technical stability for many years after commissioning.