I inadvertently brushed Weibo to see a photo about Georgian architecture, attracted by the strange architectural style, like the architecture left by the Soviet era, the whole building is full of architectural aesthetics, we decided to go to see this place. Checked a lot of information and found that the building was originally a Georgian bank, located on the outskirts of Tbilisi on the Kura River. It has a steep slope that descends from west to east. Most of the building was opened and the landscape passed underneath. The three main roads from Tbilisi to the north can be seen. We ran here early in the morning, standing in front of the bank, the whole building was wild and converging, grand and weird, the place near the land was covered with ivy, the prominent place was like a different dimension layout, standing in the careless It will lead to another planet. The Georgia Bank headquarters was designed by the architects Chakhava and Zurab Jalaghania, originally designed for the Georgia Highway Construction Department, and was completed in 1975 and acquired by the Bank of Georgia in 2007. The building consists of staggered concrete forms. Five horizontal, two-layered, seem to be nailed together. The three parts are oriented with the east-west axis, and are inclined to the right to the slope. The two are north-south and along the slope. This structure consists of three cores. They include vertical circulation elements such as stairs and elevators. The highest core has 18 floors.