📍 Batumi Public Service Hall 1. Architectural Landmark: Designed by renowned Italian architect Michele De Lucchi, the building was constructed between 2010 and 2011. Its unique cylindrical tower narrows toward the base, resembling a modern lighthouse - a symbolic beacon of transparency and orientation in Batumi’s evolving skyline. 2. Lighting and Form: The structure’s seventeen levels are accentuated by dynamic lighting, especially at night, enhancing its futuristic silhouette. The rounded forms echo nearby public art, such as Tamar Kvesitadze’s “Rotation” sculpture, creating a cohesive visual experience. 3. Design Intent: The architecture emphasizes openness and accessibility, aligning with Georgia’s push for transparent governance. The building’s glass elements and open spaces reflect this ethos. 4. Purpose and Services: Known locally as the House of Justice, it functions as a “one-stop shop” for citizens. Services include passport and ID issuance, business registration, marriage certificates, and access to public records - all under one roof. Дом юстиции в Батуми Башня-маяк, построена в 2011 году по проекту Микеле де Лукки. Свет, стекло, символ открытости. Здесь выдают паспорта, регистрируют бизнес и брак. ბათუმის იუსტიციის სახლი შუქურის ფორმის კოშკი, აშენდა 2011 წელს მიკელე დე ლუკის პროექტით. სინათლე, გამჭვირვალობა, თანამედროვე არქიტექტურა. სერვისები: პასპორტი, ქორწინება, რეგისტრაცია.

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The worst place I have ever been in my life. I have dealt with different government offices in different countries, but I can confidently say this was the worst experience. The employees show complete indifference toward people. Their work is extremely poor. They don’t speak or understand any foreign languages, which means they cannot understand people or their requests to make changes in documents. They take money to issue a document in one day, yet even after a week they fail to provide it because of their own mistakes. They made errors six times in a one-page document. They speak to people rudely, deliberately using only their local language so that others cannot understand them. One employee kept repeating the same thing in Georgian while staring at me arrogantly, refusing to let me speak. I was trying to explain that they had made a mistake in the document, but she simply didn’t understand—and the issue was not about a language barrier; they genuinely lacked understanding. I don’t know if there is a worse place on earth, but this one certainly feels like the worst.

DI Shine

Level 3 Local Expert

The House of Justice is our local legend, any questions about apostille, registration, reissue, etc. Everything goes fast enough, consultations are on the level!

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