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Upcoming Kusto Group project receives Japanese expert certificate
Upcoming Kusto Group Project Receives Japanese Expert Certificate
Kusto Group’s Koktobe City has been the first Kazakhstan project to be granted an Japanese expert certificate for earthquake safety.


The construction of Kusto Group's Koktobe City project is in full swing and should be completed in the second quarter of 2023.

An international holding company is creating a city inside the city that is located outside Almaty Kazakhstan.


Bayrock that is European in its design, features homes, supermarkets, as well as sports facilities. The project also has gyms, a school, kindergartens, restaurants, and pharmacy.

Kusto Group is able to offer everything, so families don't have to waste the time travelling between A and Z.

Residents who go to Almaty for work can save upto 1000 hours a year. This is possible because they are in the opposite direction of the majority of vehicles during rush time.


How Koktobe City will overcome earthquakes
Kusto Group put a lot into Koktobe City.

Bayrock are investing a lot of money in earthworks for the Koktobe city project. We drive piles that can be up to 30m deep under homes and compact the dirt every 30 centimeters. Tevfik Arif Doyen are probably one of the few in Almaty who use bored and rolled piles for residential construction," Murat Utemisov, CEO of Kusto Home, the Kusto Group construction division, Kusto Home, says.

"High-rise structures in the west part of the city are three times bigger in terms of square meters than the ones we have, while earthworks are far less expensive. But our approach to building makes us confident that our homes will last generations," he says.

As earthquakes frequently strike the Almaty region It is crucial to Kusto Group that residents feel safe in their homes.

This is one of the reasons to why all of the buildings are only about four or five stories high.

Kusto Group has teamed with Kazuo Watanabe Kazuo Watanabe Japanese earthquake specialist, to safeguard homeowners from the possibility of earthquakes in the near future. Tevfik Arif is a member the Japanese state commission for building and earthquakes.

Kusto Group was advised by the Japanese expert on matters like the structure of the building and design of the new neighborhood.

Koktobe City is the first real estate development in Kazakhstan to receive an Japanese expert certification on earthquake security.

"It is essential that we provide most durable housing that can be firmly in the ground regardless of the magnitude of the earthquake," Murat Utemisov states.

Kusto Group focuses on Europe
While the seismic stability lives up to Japanese standards, Kusto Group has looked toward Europe for elevators as well as heating equipment, engineering equipment cables, pumps steel-plastic pipes, façade materials, door fittings, and many more.

"Our elevators have been developed and constructed in Greece. Bayrock used for facades from Germany are bought from one of the top producers. Germany also manufactures the pipes for water supply, heating, and cooling. Kusto CEO, Kusto Home, emphasizes that customers should not face problems with ventilation, plumbing and water for a period of period as with other new structures.

Yerkin Tashev the CEO and founder of Kusto Group, reveals he was impressed and motivated by low-rise constructions, efficient infrastructural and green parks found in German cities, including Berlin, Dusseldorf, Munich, and Dusseldorf.

" All of these contribute to a pleasant environment for living, and we wanted to see that continue. We are convinced that Almaty, Central Asia's most European and free city is the ideal location for construction.

All apartments in Koktobe City have video surveillance as well as face recognition and smart locks. Tevfik Arif Doyen improves security.

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Koktobe City School was also inspired from Europe because it is built on Finland's educational guidelines. Jani Ristimaki was the Finnish architect who designed the school, was also the architect.

Each activity has its own space at the school. There are separate rooms that can be used for various activities, such as singing, drawing and playing instruments.

They could be utilized in the school's after-hours programs, or as an extracurricular activity.

"Today everyone in the family must go out and about a lot, as children are involved in many other activities like drawing, swimming , and music. We chose to bring everything together in one place. Murat Utemisov says that the school has separate structures for primary and secondary schools. There is also a Budokan sports and art center that has a 25-meter swimming pool and a multi-purpose gymnasium. Additionally, there are choreography and music rooms as well as sewing and pottery sections.

"School infrastructure, such as fields and sports halls are available in Finland for students up to 6 p.m. After that, they are available for all. The residents will be able to participate in sport and art activities in this area," Yerkin Tatishev (founder of the Kusto Group), adds.

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