TBILISI / GEORGIATHE INTERACTIVE CITY ATLASYour map workspace · sign-in required
urbania.
KAEN
Open Atlas

URBANIA / TBILISI ATLAS

Understanding K1, K2 and K3 coefficients

Read footprint, intensity and green-space coefficients in a parcel passport. Check the exact subzone, area basis and the meaning of missing values.

Guide reviewed: Editorial date — not a parcel-data update.

Short answer

Can K2 establish the permitted construction area?

Multiplying K2 by an area does not establish a building permit or guaranteed buildable envelope. Such a result in Atlas is a preliminary calculation requiring verified inputs.

Three different indicators

  • K1 — building-footprint or site-coverage indicator.
  • K2 — development-intensity indicator.
  • K3 — green-space requirement indicator.

Check the calculation chain

  1. Verify registered area and the area basis relevant to the specific calculation.
  2. Check the GIS intersection, exact zone code and numbered subzone.
  3. Identify the corresponding rule and verify the applicable edition.
  4. Only then read the formula and list restrictions that remain unresolved.

Why a number may be absent

A general residential category does not establish a subzone. If an input is unverified, the coefficient may remain unknown. Applying the largest K value across an entire multi-zone parcel would be an unsupported assumption.

Atlas includes the initial 2016 reference for Resolution 14-39, not a current consolidated edition verified here. This page does not determine the applicable norm for a particular parcel.

Sources and their roles

  • MSDA / GIS

    Parcel geometry, functional zoning and municipal layers.

  • № 14-39

    Atlas includes an initial 2016 reference for zoning parameters, not a verified current consolidated text. Check the applicable edition and amendments.

This guide is not a parcel assessment, a current registry extract or a building permit.