For every project, our research team begins by selecting a foundational text focused on Tbilisi’s architecture and urban environment. Adopting a multidisciplinary approach, team members and collaborators from diverse backgrounds utilise various mediums to enhance their understanding of the specific topic discussed in the chosen work.
Each research project follows a ‘life cycle’ lasting 12–18 months, during which the team and external collaborators gradually compile all the final outcomes. Our primary method for practical (as opposed to the scholarly one) research is known as Cityscaping. It encompasses architectural model making, cartography, and special projects.
This collaborative interdisciplinary effort incorporates diverse media such as text, photography, video, installations, maps, plans, schemes and models, involving the participation of contemporary scholars, historians, academics, architects, and artists, both Georgian and international.