The Science Station based in Kutaisi is an integral part of the Krukowski Center initiative. The Station is located in the heart of the city, not far from the main square with the famous Colchis Fountain and a near little garden with the monument and the cafe.

The 19th-century lovely building is just after the second stage of the renovation project thanks to funds from the Polish National Foundation and the cooperation with the Foundation for the Development of Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, the National Agency for Cultural Heritage Preservation of Georgia and the Polish Institute in Tbilisi. During the first stage, the roof was replaced. The final stage will be the renovation of the facade in the near future. The Station consists of living rooms for members of the Polish-Georgian archaeological excavation teams and scientific staff, additional rooms for our distinguished guests, a fully operated kitchen, a quite big research area (adaptable to the conference room), small lab with such equipment as microscopes and the Chancellor's office.

In the conference room of the Krukowski Center Science Station in Kutaisi, was opened a permanent exhibition entitled: "The Power of the Roman Empire: Achievements of Polish archaeologists in the Roman East". From now on, the unveiled photos will decorate this part of the building. The author of the exhibition concept is Jacek Hamburg, Chancellor of the Krukowski Center Science Station. The exhibition itself was financed entirely by the Polish Institute in Tbilisi. Other contributors are the National Agency for Cultural Heritage Preservation of Georgia, the Institute of Mediterranean and Oriental Cultures of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the University of Warsaw, and the Cultural Heritage Preservation Agency of Ajara.