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From Tallinn to Helsinki: Georgian Architects Building Connections Through Architecture 
Georgia: Inclusive Access to Markets · 32 parts
Architecture Trampoline
Tatia Paradashvili · Sep 30, 2026 · 6 min

From Tallinn to Helsinki: Georgian Architects Building Connections Through Architecture 

As part of the “Architecture Trampoline” international study programme, nine Georgian architecture companies travelled from Tallinn to Helsinki to continue their study visit and meet with Finnish professionals, institutions and architects.

Estonia Hosts Georgian Architects: Exploring Architecture, Innovation and New Connections
Georgia: Inclusive Access to Markets · 32 parts
Architecture Trampoline
Tatia Paradashvili · Sep 18, 2026 · 6 min

Estonia Hosts Georgian Architects: Exploring Architecture, Innovation and New Connections

As part of the “Architecture Trampoline” international study programme, nine Georgian architecture companies travelled to Estonia and Finland to explore different approaches to architecture, business, sustainability and international cooperation. The Estonia programme included meetings with architecture organisations, professional offices and other institutions, as well as visits to cultural and architectural sites across Tallinn.

Architecture Trampoline: A New Era for Georgian Architecture 
Georgia: Inclusive Access to Markets · 32 parts
Architecture Trampoline
Tatia Paradashvili · Dec 11, 2025 · 6 min

Architecture Trampoline: A New Era for Georgian Architecture 

This December marks a meaningful and uplifting milestone for Georgia’s architectural community: the launch of Architecture Trampoline, an ambitious development program designed to support Georgian architectural firms in entering and navigating international markets. The response was remarkable: architects, studios, and companies reached out immediately, signaling that the local industry is ready for a new level of growth.

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