Master Class “Writing Architecture”

TSU student Ani Chkhikvadze has won the practical course “Writing Architecture” organized by Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University and the company Silknet. She successfully performed her final task and her work was named the best among other works. 

“Writing Architecture is a very important project. It is a motivation for all those young people, amateur writers, who are just beginning to write,” Ani Chkhikvadze said. 

At the first stage of the project, which lasted for two weeks, 20 selected students from various universities underwent a training course in writing structure and got acquainted with modern writers. 

The practical course was led by modern Georgian writers and representatives of the sphere of literature: Beka Adamashvili, Davit Gabunia, Giorgi Kekelidze, Zviad Kvaratskhelia, Anna Kordzaia-Samadashvili, Dato Turashvili and Zaal Chkheidze.

“The master class was held for the second time in the framework of a literary competition “Autumn Legend” and over 500 students participated in it. We have awarded the winner with a gift voucher. Moreover, the books published by TSU Publishing House were handed over to all finalists. We expect all participants of the master class and all finalists to participate in Autumn Legend this fall,” Head of TSU Administration, Lasha Saghinadze noted. 

TSU awarded the winner with a GEL 400 voucher of an electronics store and the company Silknet handed over a smartphone. Certificates were awarded to all participants of the training course. A ceremony of awarding the participants was held using Zoom platform. 

The training course “Writing Architecture” was held as part of “Autumn Legend,” a joint project implemented by TSU and the company Silknet. “It was a correct decision to hold the master class despite the coronavirus pandemic. It was successfully held online. Many thanks to Tbilisi State University for a 12-year partnership and such an interesting and important project,” Lika Metreveli, Silknet’s corporate communications manager, said. 

The course “Writing Architecture” was held in the history of literary competition “Autumn Legend” for the second time. The practical course had been planned considering a ten-year experience of “Autumn Legend” and its future perspectives.