21/09/2026
🏛️ Estonia Hosts Georgian Architects: Exploring Architecture, Innovation and New Connections ✅
💬 “Openness and willingness to cooperate are the key components of the study visit. The new generation of Georgian architects met the new generation of architects in Estonia; The main feeling from the meetings is that we are stronger together, both in Georgia and in international cooperation, and will take steps toward the future,” told CEO of the Visionest Institute Anu-Mall Naarits.
🎯 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 study visit brought together professional meetings with architecture organisations, professional offices and other institutions, visits to architectural and cultural sites, networking opportunities and participation in the Tallinn Architecture Biennale 2026.
🎯 In Estonia, the study visit included meetings with architecture organisations, professional offices and other institutions, as well as visits to cultural and architectural sites across Tallinn.
Throughout the Estonia programme, participants visited:
📍 e-Estonia Briefing Centre
📍 Estonian Association of Architects
📍 Estonian Centre for Architecture
📍 KOKO architects
📍 Endover
📍 Tallinn’s Lasnamäe Circular Economy Centre
📍 Tallinn Architecture Biennale 2026
📍 Arvo Pärt Centre
🤝 The visit also gave the participants an opportunity to present their own work, exchange experiences with Estonian professionals and make connections that may provide a basis for future international cooperation.
💬 “For small/medium companies like ours, it is important to be physically present in Europe to meet potential partners personally, explain what we can do and explore opportunities together, while also giving European businesses the chance to discover the Georgian market, making this a truly two-way process,” told S***a Saganelidze, Co-founder and Architect at teamtwo.
📖 Read the full story and discover the experiences, meetings and ideas behind the Architecture Trampoline study visit:
https://app.visionest.institute/journal/estonia-hosts-georgian-architects-exploring-architecture-innovation-and-new-connections
👏 The Architecture Trampoline programme is funded by the European Union and implemented by Visionest Institute, a contractor of the Estonian Centre for International Development, with support from UNDP Georgia.
European Union in Georgia
UNDP Georgia
ESTDEV - Estonian Centre for International Development
Visionest Institute Visionest Institute in Georgia
Anu-Mall Naarits Krista Kulderknup Tatia Paradashvili