Restoration and Construction
At Saarako, active work is underway: the careful restoration of century-old structures and the creation of new constructions using traditional Georgian methods. Some of the buildings, over 100 years old, were relocated from various regions of Georgia and still preserve their original structure and authenticity. The work has been ongoing for more than five years, gradually shaping a space that carries the spirit of old Georgian architecture.
Strength and Natural Materials
Stone, wood, and clay provide the buildings with durability. Each material serves a specific purpose, defining both the strength and natural beauty of the structures.
Continuing the Art of the Past
Every wall, ceiling, and window frame reminds us how Georgian houses and buildings were once constructed by our ancestors.
A Legacy for Generations
These buildings show how knowledge and experience were passed down through generations. Each one is a piece of cultural memory.
A Reflection of Everyday Life
Within the walls, ceilings, and door frames, one can sense the warmth of life and the traces of daily activities.
Details of Mastery
Window frames, wooden ceilings, stone walls — every element is crafted with precision and love for the craft.
The Breath of Time
Through restoration, every stone and beam seems to carry us back through the centuries, reviving the original atmosphere.
Guardians of History
The buildings preserve memories, traditions, and unique architectural details that remain of great value even today.
Energy of Handmade Work
The restoration is carried out entirely by hand, giving the structures a unique energy and underlining the true significance of human labor.
Historical Accuracy
The restored buildings precisely reflect their original structure, layout, and design — the very forms that were used for centuries.