Matiani Architecture Unveiled

Matiani, the ambitious second large-scale project by “Biograpi Living”, is currently taking shape on Tsereteli Avenue with the commencement of construction on its impressive 31-story complex. Positioned as a cornerstone in the revitalisation of Tsereteli, Matiani embodies modernisation and pays homage to the location's historical significance.

What sets Matiani's architecture apart?

At the heart of the Tsereteli Avenue rehabilitation project is a commitment to enhancing the urban aesthetic. Matiani, as a residential complex, assumes a pivotal role in shaping the architectural landscape of the avenue.

Akaki Tsereteli Avenue holds a rich tapestry of historical symbolism, including the former site of Tamar Mefe's summer residence and the existing Didubi Pantheon. The ethos of "Biograpi Living" emphasises a harmonious blend of history and modernity, a philosophy echoed in the design of the Matiani residential complex on Tsereteli Avenue, which embodies contemporary architecture and innovation.

This project distinguishes itself through meticulous planning, well-allocated spaces, and incorporating the latest architectural trends. Using energy-efficient materials for both the exterior and interior underscores the commitment to sustainability. The complex's thoughtful planning aligns seamlessly with the 15-minute city concept, strategically placing all essential facilities within easy reach.

Matiani's Facade

In realising the vision of "Biograpi" and elevating the quality of life for residents, the construction process adheres to the highest standards, employing top-tier materials and modern architectural techniques. The facade of the 31-story complex's pedestal is adorned with exquisite Italian terracotta, while the upper living spaces' balconies feature aluminium composite material, imparting a distinctive visual allure. The seamless synthesis of these elements creates an organic and visually striking effect.

The completion of the Matiani project is slated for 2026, and future residents can anticipate the delivery of their apartments in the form of a green frame.