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|Daily updates on the latest design and architecture vacancies advertised on Dezeen Jobs. Plus occasional news. Dezeen Jobs Weekly The total number of rooms: 24. The area of the ground floor is 454 sq.m. There’s a large guest room, dining room, bar, billiards, fireplace. First floor - 212 sq.m. and 242 sq.m. of terraces: eight standard double rooms. Second floor - 212 sq.m. + 89 sq.m. of balconies: eight standard double rooms. On the fourth floor - 212 sq.m. + 89 sq.m. of terraces: also eight standard double rooms. they combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. Sustainably sourced, our wooden windows are also perfect for conservation areas and listed buildings.

Our architects’ special project: construction of Wooden Hotel in Georgia. The Hotel Complex consists of a wooden hotel with spacious wooden carved balconies with 13 small wooden guest houses all around it. The total area of ​​the hotel is more than 700 m2. The hotel itself is a small island of comfort and warmth in the snow-covered and mountainous country of Georgia. Mosque in Purtio. The Caucasian nation might be predominantly Christian Orthodox, but it also harbours a valuable, often forgotten, Muslim heritage. The architecture and photography project “Indigenous Outsiders” carried by Suzanne Harris-Brandts, Angela Wheeler and Vladimer Shioshvili aims to let people discover the old wooden mosques of the Adjara province and raise awareness about their preservation.Harris-Brandts: Very few mosques are abandoned in Adjara, because most are maintained by their communities, using the humble means available to them. There are a few abandoned structures; some that accidentally suffered fires during Soviet times when they would often be used to store hay and fertilizers, and others that have now been replaced with larger, nearby mosque facilities. In the case of the latter, the old mosques are often converted into madrasas or other community facilities and therefore remain in use. There has been some support by the Cultural Heritage Preservation Agency of Adjara for renovating them, and to provide some expertise and funding.

During Georgia Biomass’ design phase, the ANDRITZ hammer mill and pellet mill were identified as the best equipment for meeting the extreme production needs Georgia Biomass would face and from the wood yard to pellet production, ANDRITZ technology can be found throughout the plant.

Nowadays, hotel business is actively developing. Those who promote it are interested in the hotels from wood. This material has one important quality - environmental friendliness, safety for human health and the environment. Wood has low thermal conductivity, so even in the bitter cold it’s always warm inside a wooden house. Sash windows georgian are a wonderful way to maintain the character of your home. Precision-crafted, Georgian hospitality group Adjara has made a name for itself converting brutalist Soviet-era buildings into boutique hotels, including the award-winning Stamba Hotel in Tbilisi. It has also helped nurture a new generation of Georgian creative talents. More Marcus Fairs News about our Dezeen Awards programme, including entry deadlines and announcements. Plus occasional updates. Dezeen Events Guide

Shioshvili: As the locals told us, most of the mosques used to have minarets, but in the 1920s they were all demolished, due to Soviet anti-religious policies. These policies took a while longer to be implemented in Adjara’s mountainous areas. The closer a place was to the coast, the sooner the demolition would start. Mosques were usually converted into agricultural storage buildings, and sometimes into kinds of medical clinics. Across Georgia, larger buildings, like the cathedral in Batumi, were completely demolished, but Adjara’s mosques weren’t targeted as they were smaller and their architecture did not differ much from that of other houses.

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One of the challenges with locating many of the mosques is that the communities can dismantle them and move them,” says Shioshvili. The final stage of the process takes place in the ANDRITZ coolers, finishing and further increasing the durability of the pellet. Strength is a critical factor in this process, as these small finished pellets have a long journey aboard rail cars bound for Savannah and then outbound transportation overseas.