The abandoned Medical Sanatorium in Tskhaltubo is an example of late Soviet construction, presumably dating back to the Brezhnev period. The building resembles a typical panel house and does not contain outstanding architectural or historical elements. Currently, the building is partially inhabited by refugees.
A visit to this place may be of interest to researchers of Soviet architecture and urbanism, as well as those who study the social and everyday life of refugees and issues of temporary housing. The location can also serve as an object of attention for photographers and documentarians exploring modern problems of adaptation and residence of internally displaced persons.
Address: Tskhaltubo, Georgia. Caution and respect for residents of the area are recommended.