Development Platform

2026-2040 Georgia vision

A phased, self-sustaining development platform organized around approximately 40,000 square meters of land, infrastructure, operations, and expansion capacity.

Master Plan Inputs

A practical platform around roads, utilities, buildings, service, and operations.

The internal planning references cadastral parcels 81.04.07.363, 81.04.07.364, 81.04.07.365, and 81.04.07.366, with approximately 40,000 square meters. The public platform is described at a master-planning level: access, utilities, commercial buildings, warehousing, operations, hospitality frontage, technology systems, and future expansion capacity are considered together rather than as isolated parcels.

40kapprox. square meters
4referenced parcels
8planning zones
2040long-range horizon
A phased master-plan development for the Aurevon Georgia platform.
Realistic Aurevon company building and compact commercial development environment in Georgia.
Civil works, access roads, utilities, and early site infrastructure for a commercial platform.
Project controls dashboard for design, procurement, construction, risk, and handover follow-up.
Phased Execution

A platform becomes credible when land, utilities, buildings, and operations move together.

The platform sequence is intentionally practical: establish access and infrastructure, prepare commercial buildings and service zones, coordinate project controls, and operate assets with facilities, technology, and hospitality teams from Tbilisi. Each phase should leave behind usable information for the next phase: surveys, drawings, utilities records, maintenance access, tenant-readiness notes, and handover data.

  • Site readinessRoad access, grading, drainage, utilities, safety planning, and service yards create the first layer of usable land.
  • Building programCompany offices, commercial shells, warehouse/service areas, hospitality frontage, and future expansion are planned as connected zones.
  • Controls and operationsSchedules, procurement, QA, handover, leasing readiness, facilities response, and smart-building monitoring remain visible through the lifecycle.