Zaha Hadid Architects unveils designs for 42-storey tower in Tbilisi

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Scheme includes residential, commercial, and leisure spaces

Zaha Hadid Architects has revealed its design for Cityzen Tower, its first project in Georgia.

The 42-storey scheme in Tbilisi’s Saburtalo district will deliver a mix of residential apartments, as well as commercial and leisure space, as part of the wider Cityzen development.

Located at the intersection of Mikheil Tamarashvili and University streets, the development sits on the site of the former Soviet military headquarters for central and south Caucasus. It forms part of a growing district that includes university buildings, commercial areas, and new residential schemes.

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