One of the Batumi history described in the architecture of the Adjara writer’s house

Historic district that is near Nurigeli Lake still currently preserves the correctly arranged streets having regular character. For the old city Adjara writer’s house is characteristic that located at the outer façade of the crossroad. Like other Batumi premises that are located at the crossing line of the streets the cupola which is covered with oval rizalit has the most important role in the district planning. In XIX-XX century on 1947 to the premises was added the second floor that consists of classic-modern style elements. Its eclectic was increased in 1962 year due to building of the large functionalism style.
The records about the initial size of the premises are not given, there is not any mark of the premise on the city plan and street records, all of this give the view that it belonged to the rich person and was his property (knyaz or merchant). In 1939 year the premise has been transferred to city executive committee of the people’s deputy but it has been used by high-ranked officials as the dwelling place. The given fact is certified by the architect B.Kirakosyan who made the plan of the second floor that has plan of the dwelling function where is given the interior design and is determined the furniture style and location. In 2015 year the premise has been put under rehabilitation. It has received the important monument status and has supreme architectural value.