Endangered Index

6 SITES

Arts & Exhibition Complex (Exposition Pavilions)

Didube District

Constructed for industrial and artistic trade showcases, featuring iconic hyperbolic paraboloid concrete shells and folded space-frames currently threatened by private masterplan redevelopment.

VECTOR STRUCTURAL SCHEMATIC
20m METRIC CAD
STRUCTURAL ARCHIVE // REF: GEO-TBS-01

Adaptive Reuse Feasibility Simulator

LIVE MODELING ENGINE
Proposed Reuse Program
Envelope Retention Ratio 85%
Percentage of existing reinforced concrete superstructure preserved.
Thermal & Glazing Retrofit Tier 2: High Perf
Insulated lime-plaster envelope and high-performance argon glass inserts.
Public Civic Floor Area 70%
Guaranteed non-commercial civic space accessible without admission fees.
Embodied Carbon Saved
3,420
Tonnes CO₂e vs. full demolition & new construction
Restoration Timeline
16
Months estimated adaptive delivery duration
Public Utility Index
88/100
Civic Index based on community cultural accessibility
ICOMOS Compliance
94%
Heritage Rating preservation charter fidelity standard

Archival Dossier

REF: GEO-TBS-01
Original Architect Zurab Jalaghania
Construction Year 1971
Structural Typology Hyperbolic Paraboloid Shell
Gross Floor Area 14,500 m²
Primary Materials Cast-in-place Reinforced Concrete, Travertine
Zoning Status Under Demolition Review
ADVOCACY DIRECTIVE

Mobilize public comment for the upcoming Municipal Council zoning hearing. Adaptive reuse proposals prevent irreversible loss of 20th-century spatial identity.