former Communications House

Mtatsminda District, Georgia

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Built in 1933 in Tbilisi's Mtatsminda District, the former Communications House exemplifies the bold architectural synthesis of Stalinist and constructivist styles that flourished in the Soviet Union during the interwar period. Designed by Kasyan Ivanovich Solomonov and Ivane Chkhenkeli, the building combines the geometric severity and functional clarity of constructivism with the monumental grandeur characteristic of Stalinist architecture. Originally serving the communications infrastructure of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic, this historic structure stands as a testament to the architectural ambitions of early Soviet Georgia.