The pavilion remains
Recognised as a cultural heritage monument, the historic shooting pavilion will be carefully rehabilitated and fully preserved as part of Cinema City, taking on a new role as a multifunctional cultural and lifestyle space.

A new heritage project around the first Georgian film pavilion
Cinema City is a residential project on David Aghmashenebeli Avenue in Tbilisi's Chugureti district, built beside the preserved 1930 shooting pavilion of the first Georgian Film Studio. The listed pavilion is being rehabilitated as a cultural and lifestyle space, with a new contemporary residential building alongside it.
Once the main shooting pavilion of the first Georgian Film Studio, the building stood at the heart of Georgian cinema for nearly 80 years. Cinema City places a new contemporary residential building beside the preserved monument.
Dining is planned around the rehabilitated pavilion, which becomes a multifunctional cultural and lifestyle space for residents and visitors.
The new building stands a short walk from the Mtkvari embankment and the avenue's theatres and galleries.
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