House of Justice

The House of Justice in Batumi is a modern architectural structure that immediately attracts attention with its unusual design. The building is located on New Boulevard. Its unique shape resembles an inverted bottle, making it one of the most recognizable and futuristic buildings in the city. The project was designed by renowned Italian architect Massimiliano Fuksas and completed in 2012.

The primary function of the Public Service Hall is to provide various government services to citizens under a "one-stop shop" model. More than 300 types of services can be obtained here, including property rights registration, paperwork processing, passport issuance, and other vital certificates. The building is designed so that the process of obtaining services is as swift and convenient as possible, without bureaucratic delays. A spacious and bright atmosphere reigns inside, making every visit pleasant and comfortable.

Thanks to its seaside location and original architecture, the Public Service Hall has become not only a functional center, but also a modern landmark of Batumi. It symbolizes the openness and transparency of Georgia's state institutions, blending harmoniously into the city's modern architectural landscape.