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Curriculum Vitae Position Title and No.: ARCHTECT Name of Expert: Ketevan SALUKVADZE Date of Birth: 02.06.1984 Country of Citizenship / Georgia Residence Education: 2001-2007 M. Sc., Architect. Georgia Technic University, Tbilisi, Georgia Employment record relevant to the assignment: Period Employing organization and your Country Summary of activities performed title/position. relevant to the Assignment Contact info for references 2012-Present Georgian Technical University Georgia Head of Board of Architecture, Urban Responsible for supervision of Plannin and Design Department construction, interior decorating. For references: Employer: Mrs. MziaMilashvili Full Proffesor, Doctor of Architec- torTechnical University, Georgia Tel: +995 55551 80 00 2005-2009 “Studio Arci” Ltd Architect Membership in Professional Associations and Publications: Language Skills Speaking Reading Writing Georgian(native) good good good English good good good Russian good good Good Detailed Tasks Assigned on Consultant’s Team of Reference to Prior Work/Assignments that Best Illustrates Capability to Experts: Handle the Assigned Tasks • D-2, Construction Name of assignment or project:Rehabilitation of Residental Houses in Digomi Supervision Phase District (Digomi 7) Year:2016 Ketevan SALUKVADZE Location: Georgia Client:Private Company Main project features:Rehabilitation of Residental Houses Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mrs. Salukvadzewas responsible for reconstruction works of the houses, supervision for dismantling works, preparation of design, construc- tion works in accordance of design, watersupply and sewage system planning, interior decorating. Name of assignment or project:Rehabilitation of Residental House in Tbilisi Year:2015 Location: Georgia Client:Private Company Main project features:Rehabilitation of Residental Houses Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mrs.Salukvadzewas responsible for reconstruction works of the house, supervision for dismantling works, preparation of design, construc- tion works in accordance of design, watersupply and sewage system planning, interior decorating. Name of assignment or project:Construction of 30 Rooms Hotel in Ureki Year:2014-2015 Location: Georgia Client:Ozurgeti Municipality Main project features:Hotel Construction Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mrs. Salukvadzewas responsible for supervision of con- struction works in accordance of design, preparation of new design, s interior decorating Name of assignment or project:Construction of Rest Houses in Chaqvi and Shekvetili Year:2013-2014 Location: Georgia Client:Private Company Main project features:Construction of rest houses Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mr. Salukvadzewas responsible for supervision of con- struction works in accordance of design, preparation of new design, s, interior decorating Page 2/4 Ketevan SALUKVADZE Name of assignment or project:Construction of Multy-Functional Public Enter- tainment center in Ozurgeti Year:2012-2013 Location: Georgia Client:Ozurgeti Municipality Main project features:Construction of Multy-Functional Public Entertainment center Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mrs. Salukvadzewas responsible for selecting of area, supervision of construction works in accordance of design, preparation of new design, s rehabilitation of existing sewage system, arrangment of pedestrian paths, overall coordination. Name of assignment or project:Construction of Residential House in Shekvetili Year:2010-2012 Location: Georgia Client:Private Company Main project features:Construction of residential houses Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mrs. Salukvadzewas responsible for supervision of con- struction works in accordance of design, preparation of new design, interior deco- rating. Name of assignment or project:Construction of Four Story 50 Rooms Hotel in Ureki Year:2009-2010 Location: Georgia Client:Ozurgeti Municipality Main project features:Hotel Construction Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mrs. Salukvadzewas responsible for supervision of con- struction works in accordance of design, preparation of new design, watersupply and sewage system planning, interior decorating Name of assignment or project:Rehabilitation of Historic district of Batumi Year:2005-2008 Location: Georgia Client:Construction Company ARCI Main project features:Rehabilitation of Historic district – Tsreteli and Chavcha- vadze Streets development plan preparation. Positions held: Architect Page 3/4 Ketevan SALUKVADZE Activities performed:Mrs. Salukvadzewas responsible for development of gen- eral plans, revitalization, planting and greening. Name of assignment or project:Reconstruction of Historic district of Batumi Year:2004-2005 Location: Georgia Client:Construction Company ARCI Main project features:Rehabilitation of Historic district – Tbilisi square and Chavchavadze Streetproposal preparation. Positions held: Architect Activities performed: Mr. Salukvadzewas responsible for development of gen- eral plans, revitalization, preparation of proposal for development, overall coordi- nation. E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (+995 593) 94 94 94 Expert’s contact information: CERTIFICATION I, the undersigned, certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief, this CV correctly describes myself, my qualifications, and my experience, and I am available to undertake the assignment in case of an award. I understand that any misstatement or misrepresentation described herein may lead to my disqualification or dismissal by the Client, and/or sanctions by the Bank. Page 4/4 .
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