Nestled on the green hillsides of Kakheti, the Training Center is conceived as an architecture of belonging, fully embedded within the natural contours of the mountain.
The design follows the topography rather than altering it, allowing the building to grow organically from the terrain a gesture of respect toward the landscape that defines it.
At the heart of the complex lies a central courtyard, conceived as both the physical and emotional core of the project a place of gathering, reflection, and connection. Around this open space, the built form rises gently on one side and descends on the other, following the slope of the mountain like a ribbon in motion. This dynamic movement ensures that from the courtyard level, guests and trainees enjoy unobstructed, panoramic views of Kakheti’s breathtaking forests and distant peaks.The architecture is intentionally low and grounded, blending into the hillside rather than dominating it. Natural materials   wood, stone and earth-toned finishes reinforce the sense of harmony between structure and site.
The sequence of terraces, courtyards, and framed openings creates a continuous dialogue between indoor learning spaces and the vast outdoor scenery, symbolising the connection between growth, knowledge, and nature.
In essence, the project becomes a landscape in itself a place where architecture, education, and nature coexist in quiet equilibrium, offering visitors both contemplation and inspiration amid the serenity of the Georgian mountains.