01 / LAND, IN CONTEXT
Read the land.See what’s next.
A cadastral code is a starting point. Read the parcel, its zoning and its constraints together — before you make a decision.
No area, owner or construction right is inferred from an identifier.
02 / THE SPATIAL WORKSPACE
Layers that belongtogether.
Open the existing Urbania Atlas to inspect the parcel, compare intersecting zones and keep documents beside the map.
Explore the view
The diagram is illustrative. Its shapes are not official parcels, zones or red lines.
Layer controls apply to the diagram only.Enter the full workspaceREAD ALL INTERSECTIONS
A parcel can crossmore than one zone.
Residential, public-business, recreation and transport records must remain distinct. A general residential label does not establish a numbered subzone or its coefficients.
EvidenceExact numbered subzone and rule
Permitted use and current conditions
Protection and permitted intervention
Transport-specific restrictions
These are reference families, not the zoning of the example code. Unknown coefficients remain unknown.
03 / PARAMETRIC STUDY
Change an input.Understand the scale.
Explore the arithmetic of K-1, K-2 and K-3. Your inputs are not imported from the registry and are not legal limits for any parcel.
USER-DEFINED SCENARIO · NOT A PERMIT
Static example. Inputs remain locked until JavaScript loads; the values below are not live calculations.
INPUT AREA × COEFFICIENT
No regulatory assessment has been performed.
Equivalent full-footprint plates: 5. A ratio, not an allowed floor count. Height, setbacks, parking and permissions are not evaluated.
Verify a real parcel in Atlas04 / KNOW WHAT IS UNKNOWN
Risk needs evidence.Not a confidence score.
An administrative district is not a hazard class. Compare the evidence needed for a site-specific investigation — without invented district scores.
District selection provides context only; it does not calculate or change a risk rating.
No site-specific evidence supplied
Intensity is not magnitude.
MSK-64 describes earthquake intensity. It does not by itself establish a parcel’s design conditions or a building’s safety.
- Required evidence
- Site location, ground conditions and an engineer’s applicable seismic design basis.
- Measure / distinction
- MSK-64 intensity ≠ earthquake magnitude ≠ a permit decision.
- Next verification
- Confirm the current applicable requirements and site investigation with a qualified engineer.
Proximity to a utility network does not confirm a connection or spare capacity. An infrastructure stress index requires operator data.
05 / EVIDENCE BEFORE CONCLUSIONS
Keep the sourcein the picture.
Urbania brings the research together. It does not replace the public registry, a planning decision or an engineer’s assessment.
- 01
Registry identity
Confirm the parcel, current extract, registered area, rights and burdens with NAPR.
- 02
Spatial intersection
Check official geometry and every intersecting zone. Preserve overlaps, gaps and unknown subzones.
- 03
Applicable rule
Check the current regulation and relevant amendments. Only then use confirmed coefficients.
- 04
Decision & constraints
Review TAS decisions, protected areas, access and engineering constraints. A scenario is not approval.
Sources & interpretation
The public page performs no NAPR lookup and supplies no ownership, zoning, permit or hazard finding. The simulator is illustrative arithmetic. Reference links must be checked for the edition applicable to the decision.
The terrain and massing diagrams are procedural illustrations, not imagery generated by OpenAI, official surveys or GIS evidence.
The public page stores only language and motion preferences on your device. Authentication and parcel verification remain in Atlas. External satellite imagery loads only when requested.
Open the official sources
NAPR / Public RegistryTbilisi Architecture ServiceResolution 14-39 / MatsneNational Environmental AgencyReference catalogue reviewed: 20 September 2026. This is not a live-source freshness timestamp.