Giuli Gegelia
Professor Giuli Gegelia | |
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| Born | 20 July 1942 |
| Nationality | Georgian |
| Occupation | Architect |
| Awards | Honorary Architect of Georgia The Best Project 2007 |
| Buildings | Poti City Court Erekle II Street Tbilisi Renovation and rehabilitation of historic zones in Sighnaghi and Mtskheta Reconstruction of Meitar Bath, Abanotubani Renovation of Rustaveli Theatre Reconstruction of Kutaisi Court |
Professor Giuli Gegelia (b. 20 July, 1942) is a Georgian architect, and Professor of Architecture at the Georgian Technical University, since 1998. In 2008, Professor Gegelia was awarded the prestigious Honorary Architect of Georgia title.[1] Gegelia has served as an independent architectural expert, as part of various selective commissions and juries, providing architectural advice to the Ministry of Culture and Sport and the Ministry of Education of Georgia on a wide range of issues such as restoration of historic heritage sites or standard of educational institutions.[2] [3] Professor Gegelia has authored 9 papers regarding the restoration and reconstruction of Old Tbilisi and has published 16 articles in Georgian, Polish and Russian magazines.
Early life and career
Giuli Gegelia was born in Senaki, Western Georgia to the family of Grigol Gegelia, a combat medic during the Second World War and later the Chief Doctor of Menji Sanatorium, and Margarita Khocholava, ophthalmologist. Having completed secondary education with a Golden Medal, Gegelia read architecture at the Georgian Technical University, graduating in 1965. In the period between 1968 and 1998, he held various positions in the Faculty of Architecture, including Senior Teacher, and received professorship in 1998.
Selected publications
- My ne moźem dat' vse ego proizvedenija, nuźen vybor
- Proekty, upomjanutye v konce Vaśego teksta ne realizovany ,da? Znaćit, ich ne nado dat'
- Stil' novych rabot?
- Architektur der DDR GOD? (12) 745-752