INTERIOR PROJECT . BATUMI . GEORGIA
A field is an open space, often stretching over large distances, covered with grass or other plants such as wheat, rye, clover, or various agricultural crops. At first glance, a field may seem like a plain, but it can have slight slopes and unevenness, adding some dynamic elements to the landscape. Depending on the season, the color palette can range from vibrant greens in spring and summer to golden and ocher hues in autumn, when crops ripen, and to a blanket of white in winter, if the field is in a colder climate.
The field may be bordered by trees, hedges, or fences, creating a natural boundary between the field and the surrounding landscape. Often, small paths or roads run along the edges, used by farmers to access their land. Visually, the field can seem endless, especially if it lies on a plain, with the horizon almost merging with the sky.
If the field is planted with crops, one can notice neat rows of crops, creating a certain geometry in the space. The wind passing through the field causes gentle waves in the grass or grain, giving the surface a sense of living movement.
The humidity in the air is often more noticeable in the field, especially in the early mornings when dew covers the plants. This gives the field a freshness and a slight chill, with sparkling droplets visible on leaves and stems.
In the summer months, especially by noon, the field can feel hot and dry, particularly if there hasn’t been rain for a while.
The soundscape of the field can vary: depending on the location, one might hear birds singing, insects buzzing, or the rustling of wind in the grass. If the field is near a forest or water source, the sounds may include flowing water or the calls of animals. In the evening, a special quietness descends, occasionally broken only by the sound of the wind or the rustling of nocturnal insects.
A field is not just a geographical space; it symbolizes the connection between humans and nature, and the land as a source of sustenance and inspiration.
LIVING AREA : 177.5 M2 - TERRACES AREA : 77.5 M2 - ROOMS : 4
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LIVING AREA : 177.5 M2 - TERRACES AREA : 77.5 M2 - ROOMS : 4
BATUMI
Batumi is one of the most developed seaside resorts in Georgia, which is visited annually by hundreds of thousands of tourists from different countries of the world. At the same time, the city of Batumi is the second largest city in Georgia, a seaport and one of the economic centers of the country.
Batumi is divided into two parts - the Old and New City, where you can see both ancient architectural monuments and modern, newest buildings. In the ancient part there are many historical places and monuments, while in the new there are many modernized buildings and structures. Today, this city is an integral part of the route of foreign tourists in Sakartvelo.
