On May 27, 19.00 Writers House "City yesterday, today, tomorrow" cycle invites you to Lado Vardosanidze public lecture at Tbilisi. biography features. Help put in place two century identity.

Tbilisi last two centuries (until 1936 - Tiflis) has undergone radical changes. A biography of the Russian Empire's rule ended Tiflis feudal times, the city embarked on the development of Russian-European path. XIX century in the whole of the Caucasus city of "orsakha Yunus' nickname purchased - the old, the new Asian and European - the lack of clearly differentiated parts. Socio-cultural and economic life of the city's older neighborhoods amkruli formation determined. In the same period the urban environment of the cell - "Tfilisuri garden-house" formation. Tiflis bought linear structure of spatial planning, development of the longitudinal direction, which is still sustainable, organic factor.

Soviet period, Tiflis Soviet urban planning doctrine reflected the basic principles - a total rejection of the urban heritage, to increase the scale of architectural planning, engineering and technical infrastructure, services forms a statutory provision, and the other kind of green construction. In addition, accelerated industrialization and waves of migrants rural backgrounds situation was the hardest in the housing sector. "Communal apartments nightmare" authorities "enemies of the people" using their ideological tool for fighting; In such circumstances, it has evolved homo soveticus- sustainable socio-psychological type.

 "Intelekti" publishing presents a new project "Pavich in Georgian" 

May 25 to 29, 2015, "Intelekti" publishing house presents a new project "PAVICH IN GEORGIAN".   Serbian writer Yasmina Mihailovich, Serbian writers and wife of famous writers  Milorad Pavich  will be a special guest at the International Book Festival to attend this project.

On 29 May, 19:00, Writers' House of Georgia will be hosting the final presentation of the project with the participation of Yasmina Mikhailovich  and her literary agent, Stefano Bisachi,  Georgian translators of Pavich's works  and editors.

Admission is free!