Ambassadori Group and Ria Keburia Foundation presented a collectible real estate concept created specifically for Ambassadori Island Batumi. At the event, titled “When Architecture Itself Becomes Art,” the public was introduced for the first time to the Ambassadori Art Apartments concept, featuring two types of apartments created specifically for the Ambassadori Island Batumi project.
The Ambassadori Art Apartments concept was initiated by Ria Keburia, whose vision was to transform two residential apartment types into collectible works of art by bringing together architecture, design, and contemporary art.
The Ambassadori Art Apartments concept was developed by the architectural studio Arabidze Architects and research laboratory AD1369105. The collectible value of the apartments is based on specific design features: every element of the space including the sofa, table, armchairs, lighting, and mirrors – was created specifically for the project, eliminating the use of ready-made catalogue pieces. The interiors feature walnut wood, natural stone, treated metal, and mirror installations, while the structural wooden elements are handcrafted by local artisans.
Zurab Arabidze is a Georgian architect and artist whose work combines architectural precision with minimalist artistic expression. His work has been presented at numerous international exhibitions.
“For me, collectible real estate is a living environment where every detail becomes a source of artistic experience. For years, our foundation has been developing international art and cultural initiatives. The Ambassadori Island Batumi project gave us the opportunity to create a new precedent for collectible real estate. In collaboration with Zurab Arabidze and Arabidze Architects, we created apartments where architecture, furniture, and art form one unified, inseparable whole, giving them distinctive cultural and investment value,” said Ria Keburia, Founder of the Ria Keburia Foundation.
