Bank Of Georgia Headquarters

Khmaladze Architects

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Ready to Build (Permitted Projects) – Office. Civic and Community. Commercial and Production

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Georgia

Company Name

Khmaladze Architects

 

COMPANY COUNTRY:

Georgia

ARCHITECTURAL CREDITS

Khmaladze Architects

Project Team
Giorgi Khmaladze, Levan Tavadze, Giorgi Sartania, Mariam Shekelashvili, Mariam Moseshvili, Mariam Gogesashvili, Tornike Khardziani, Harold Saakiani, Rezi Kratsashvili
CLIENT OR OWNER NAME:

Bank of Georgia

Project Name:
Bank Of Georgia Headquarters
Project Country:

Georgia

Project City:
Tbilisi
Project Category:
Office. Civic and Community. Commercial and Production
Project Area:
30000
Completion Date:
Project overview

The project is conceived as a dynamic workplace extension centered on interaction, flexibility, and spatial quality. Naturally lit workspaces are organized around a sequence of atriums, while recreational balconies and terraces extend collaborative areas throughout the building. Public amenities including a café, conference center, and fitness facilities are strategically located to activate the building edge and create an engaging environment for employees and visitors.

Project history
Developed for the Bank of Georgia Headquarters Extension Competition, the project was awarded First Place in autumn 2022. The brief called for expanding the existing headquarters while preserving the presence and identity of the iconic Soviet-era building within Tbilisi’s urban context. The client sought a future-oriented workplace that would support institutional growth while maintaining a strong connection to the original headquarters. Our proposal introduced a phased extension linking the existing and new buildings through a continuous pedestrian network, allowing transformation without disrupting daily operations. A carefully maintained buffer zone reduces visual impact, while the new volume gradually develops toward Gagarin Street through a cascade of green terraces. Oriented toward atriums, recreational spaces, and city views, the design creates a connected workplace that strengthens the relationship between the headquarters, employees, and the city.