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Workshops

We connect international and local schools, students, and young professionals, offering them educational workshops of various lengths, forms, and content. These workshops provide opportunities to exchange and create new knowledge about Tbilisi.
Tied to our annual research theme, local tutors work alongside their international counterparts, fostering an exchange of knowledge on equal terms. The program includes lectures, workshops, and site visits, allowing students to immerse themselves in the city's architectural landscape.

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01Aug30Sep Tbilisi Landscape Model by Renato Rizzi and Ubani Ubani, in collaboration with Renato Rizzi, is organising a workshop focused on the city's landscape. Following this workshop, an exhibition will take place at TBC Concept. 01Feb31Jan Radical bricoleur — Tbilisi The Department of Architectural Design at the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM-UPM), in collaboration with Ubani—Tbilisi Cityscape Research Center, dedicates one semester of master's programs to studying Tbilisi.

Past events

2223Jun24 (Re)Collecting Architecture The research workshop at the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts will focus on memory, transformation, and identity. It will be conducted by Kristin Wenzel, a multidisciplinary artist and co-founder of Template. The workshop aims to explore sustainable approaches to cultural and architectural heritage, delving into methods of care, protection, and conservation through the perspective of visual arts. 1214Mar24 Archive of Real Socialism — Tbilisi Ubani—Tbilisi Cityscape Research Center and TU Wien (Department of Gestaltungslehre and Design), with the Georgian Technical University (Faculty of Architecture, Urbanism, and Design), organise a field trip that aims to study the socialist past of Tbilisi. Selected locations include the former VDNKH exhibition space (Expo Georgia), Akademgorodok, and Tbilisi State University Campus.