Completed landscape transformations that speak for themselves.
The Temka (Zgvisubani) Ravine project is one of the largest scale urban-recreational developments in Tbilisi. Spanning over 25 hectares, this project transformed the area into a state-of-the-art multifunctional park where modern infrastructure seamlessly blends with natural landscapes. The development features rich dendrological zones, artificial lakes, pedestrian bridges, and extensive leisure areas.
We create bespoke green spaces — from public parks to private gardens.
The King Erekle II Park project in Varketili is a key urban greening initiative aimed at creating a modern recreational space within a densely populated residential district. As part of this project, we executed a full landscape design, delivering an aesthetic, green, and comfortable environment for the local community.
The Mayakovsky Park project in Dighmi Massif involved a comprehensive rehabilitation and landscape revitalization of this well-known urban green space. The objective was to preserve the park's natural character while delivering a modern, aesthetic, and comfortable environment for the community.
The Akaki Tsereteli Avenue project represents a large-scale urban rehabilitation and greening initiative along one of the capital's busiest central thoroughfares. The project delivered a complete landscape transformation, incorporating green safety islands, pedestrian avenues, and vibrant public spaces alongside modern street infrastructure.
The Mziuri Park project focused on the landscape revitalisation and greening of one of Tbilisi's most iconic and culturally significant central recreational areas. The project successfully preserved the valley's natural terrain and ecosystem while introducing a modern, aesthetic, and welcoming green space for all visitors.
The Cognac Park project in the Sarajishvili district focused on the comprehensive landscape revitalisation and greening of a key local recreational area. The project aimed to deliver a modern, aesthetic, and welcoming green space within a dense urban setting, providing residents and visitors with a comfortable environment for leisure.
The connecting road project between Marshal Gelovani Avenue and Machavariani Street is one of the capital's most ambitious transport-infrastructure and landscaping initiatives. The project involved stabilizing and greening steep slope terrains alongside the newly constructed highway, delivering a complete dendrological transformation of the corridor.
As part of the Vera Park project, we executed a complete rehabilitation and large-scale reconstruction of the area. We created a modern, highly aesthetic, and vibrant green recreational space featuring a diverse variety of ornamental plants and sophisticated landscape design elements.
Shota Rustaveli Avenue — Tbilisi's historic and cultural spine — has been renewed with a breath of fresh green life. As part of a landscaping project carried out by botanica.ge, the area adjacent to the Georgian Parliament has been transformed into a space where nature and the urban environment coexist in harmony. A diverse palette of plant compositions — trees, perennial shrubs, and seasonal flowering plants — was carefully selected to suit the local climate and the city's visual context. The project aims to raise aesthetic standards while supporting urban biodiversity along one of Georgia's most symbolic streets. The planting was designed with resilience, ease of maintenance, and long-term visual impact in mind, ensuring that this iconic boulevard remains a living, thriving corridor in the heart of the city for years to come.
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