Materia.

By line. Materia Living covers residential apartments, with Outlook Forest in Krtsanisi, and Materia Estates covers land plots, with Tabakhmela Estates a 20-minute drive from Tbilisi. The projects page filters the catalogue by line, and every project card carries its line's tag.

The 28-storey tower and the round building first, then the project in figures: 250 residential apartments, 600 hotel rooms and 335 parking spaces. Twelve amenities follow, each with its own photo, then the apartment types and the materials, from the B-45 and B-35 concrete to nine KONE lifts.

Yes. On the Outlook Forest page a row of tabs switches between studio, one-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments of 32 to 42, 54 to 84 and 112 to 132 square metres, each with a short description and a starting price in dollars. Studios come renovated or furnished, and the larger apartments come in white frame.

As three plot types of 600, 1,000 and 1,500 square metres, each with a starting price. Every plot comes with an internal access road, utility connections and a high-quality fence, and an architectural project is a gift with every purchase. The page also gives the estate in figures: 3 sectors, 71 plots and 8 hectares, with a 7,000 square metre forest.

A Book a call button in the header opens a short form on every page: name, surname, email and phone, and the preferred way to be contacted, by phone, email or WhatsApp. The contact page has the same form beside the phone number, the address and the opening hours.

Georgian and English, with a language switch in the header and the footer. The blog runs in both as well, from whether foreigners can buy property in Georgia to what a white frame apartment is, and every article has its own translated address, search title and description.

Vebses, a web studio in Tbilisi. We designed the site and built it on Next.js with an admin of its own, so Materia's team edits the pages, the blog and the search snippets in both languages themselves.

Yes. The catalogue split by line or type of property would carry over, with a page per project for its figures, amenities, unit or plot types and materials, a call request on every page, and a blog in two languages that the team runs from its own admin. The design and the content would be made for that developer's own projects, not copied from Materia's.