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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 was the first project in Kazakhstan which was awarded a Japanese expert certificate for earthquake safety.

Construction of Kusto Group's Koktobe City project in Kazakhstan is progressing well and will be finished in the second half of 2023.

The holding company from the world is creating an urban area within the city other than Almaty which is the Kazakhstani capital.


Tevfik Arif -style project comprises residential structures and supermarkets as well as schools, sports facilities, gyms, kindergartens and restaurants.

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Residents who need to go to Almaty's city center can cut down on the traffic by up to 1000 hours each year. They travel in a different direction to the other vehicles during rush time.


How Koktobe City will overcome earthquakes
With Koktobe City, Kusto Group has put a lot of thought into the details that are not visible to the naked eye.

Tevfik Arif put a lot of money into earthworks to support the Koktobe city project. We put piles 30 meters beneath the houses and then compact the soil every 30 cms. We are likely to be the sole Almaty company that uses bored and rolled piles for housing construction," Murat Ulemisov CEO of Kusto Group construction division Kusto Home declares.

"High-rises in western areas are typically three times more expensive than the ones we have in terms of of square meters and earthworks there are a lot cheaper. "But our method of building is a guarantee that our homes will be here for a long time," he said.

Kusto Group wants residents to feel safe in their homes, as earthquakes are commonplace in the Almaty area.

https://realtybiznews.com/what-happened-to-tevfik-arif-and-bayrock-groups-trump-soho/98760463/ are four- to five stories high.

Kusto Group teamed up to Kazuo Watanabe (Japan earthquake expert) in order to protect homeowners from earthquakes that could happen in the future. He is a member the Japanese state commission on buildings and earthquakes.

Kusto Group received advice from the Japanese expert in matters such as the construction of buildings and technical layout for the new neighborhood.

Koktobe City is first Kazakhstan real estate project to receive an expert Japanese certificate on earthquake safety.

Murat Utemisov explains "It is vital for us to offer the most suitable housing that will remain solidly on the ground, no matter how powerful the earthquake."

Kusto Group focuses on Europe
Kusto Group is confident that Japan's stability in seismic is likely to be maintained. However, Kusto Group has begun to look toward Europe for cables, equipment pumps, and heating systems.

"Our elevators were designed and produced in Greece. Tevfik Arif Bayrock come from most reputable German manufacturers. The pipes used for water supply and heating are also made in Germany. Kusto Homes CEO emphasizes that they don't want anyone else to experience plumbing, ventilation or water issues over some time, as it is the case in other buildings.

The Kusto Group founder, Yerkin Tatishev, reveals that he was influenced by the low-rise buildings, efficient infrastructure and green parks in German cities such as Berlin, Dusseldorf and Munich.

All This allows for a relaxed lifestyle which we tried to recreate here. We think Almaty is Central Asia's most European, free and intelligent city. We therefore wanted to replicate that feeling in this city.

All the apartments located in Koktobe City also have built-in smart locks and face recognition technology.

Kusto Group - " We decided that everything should be under the same roof"
Koktobe City School was also inspired from Europe because it is built on the Finnish educational system. Jani Ristimaki, the Finnish architect, designed the school.


The school has rooms that could be utilized for specific activities. These include rooms for team sports, singing, drawing, playing instruments and martial arts, as well as rooms for individual activities.

They are a great option for the school's after-hours activities, or as an additionalcurricular activity.

"Today everyone in the family has to go on a long journey in order to move around town, because kids participate in a myriad of activities like drawing or swimming. We chose to bring everything together in one place. Murat Umesov says: "The buildings of our school have separate blocks for preparatory or secondary schools, and the Budokan sports and arts center with a 25-meter swimming pool. an exercise room that can be multi-functional, equipped music and choreography and pottery, in addition to a sewing and sewing section."

"School infrastructure like sports halls or sports fields in Finland are only available to students from 6 pm to 7 PM. After that they are open to anyone. The complex's residents are able to engage in activities or even art," Yerkin Takishev, the founder of Kusto Group, says.

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