Spectrum Architecture presents Petra Sea Resort, a visionary development that redefines luxury living along Georgia’s Black Sea coast. As the first project in the country under the prestigious Pullman brand, the resort introduces a new era of hospitality and residential design. The development covers 61,388 square meters of built-up area and demonstrates the scale and ambition behind this landmark destination.
Project Name: Petra Sea Resort
Studio Name: Spectrum Architecture
Project location: Tsikhisdziri/ Georgia
Design year: 2024
Completion year: 2026
Built area: 61 388 m²
Site area: 20 137 m²
The resort’s design centers on two striking towers, divided into A and B blocks, with a combined footprint of 20,137 square meters. Together, the towers deliver 421 exclusive apartments, each offering uninterrupted 360-degree views of the Black Sea and the Adjara mountains. Expansive glass façades flood interiors with natural light and frame the shifting coastal scenery, underscoring a contemporary architectural language that prioritizes transparency and connection to the site.
Located in the village of Tsikhisdziri, Petra Sea Resort embraces the area’s ecological richness and cultural depth. The surrounding landscape features diverse natural habitats, while historic landmarks such as the ancient Petra fortress and a 6th-century basilica highlight the region’s long heritage. The resort connects modern elegance with these cultural anchors, creating a dialogue between the present and the past.
Spectrum Architecture integrates extensive recreational and social amenities to enrich everyday life within the resort. Landscaped parks, tranquil courtyards, vibrant plazas, state-of-the-art fitness centers, and communal lounges create opportunities for relaxation, leisure, and connection. This approach turns the development into more than a residence—it builds a complete lifestyle experience.
By 2026, Spectrum Architecture will complete Petra Sea Resort and deliver a coastal destination that fuses elegance, history, and nature. The project sets a benchmark for sophisticated seaside living in Georgia and establishes a new architectural landmark along the Black Sea.
