The existing structure of the Atskuri Winery served as a story of Georgia’s industrial past. Defined by massive, hand-laid stone walls and deep-set arched openings, the building exemplifies a functionalist yet monumental approach.

The interior of the Atskuri Winery is a beautiful mix of old and new. The design keeps the rough, original stone walls but adds warm wood and smooth floors to make the space feel cozy and modern. New wooden ceiling is lifted up to let in soft sunlight and show off the mountain views through thin windows.

This axonometric 3D model reveals the structural layers of the Atskuri Winery, highlighting the contrast between the heavy, existing stone base and the lightweight modern intervention. The diagram shows preservation strategy where the old Soviet-era stonework and the new contemporary elements coexist without, giving the abandoned building a clear, functional, and airy new life.