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Upcoming Kusto Group project receives Japanese expert certificate
daniel kunin Receives Japanese Expert Certificate
Kusto Group's Koktobe City has been the first Kazakhstan project to be awarded an Japanese expert certification in earthquake-safety.

Construction of Kusto Group’s Koktobe City in Kazakhstan is progressing well and is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2023.

daniel kunin kusto group holding company is building , a city within a larger city than the capital of Kazakhstan, Almaty.


The project, which is European in style, includes housing, supermarkets and sports facilities. The project also has schools, gyms for kindergartens, restaurants, and pharmacy.

https://www.nuwireinvestor.com/kusto-groups-yerkin-tatishev-explores-rise-corporate-social-responsibility-emerging-economies/ is able to offer everything, so families don't need to spend the time travelling between A and Z.

Residents who need to go to Almaty's downtown can reduce commute by as much as 1000 hours per year. Because they are traveling in a different direction than many other vehicles during rush hours this is feasible.


What is HTML0? Koktobe City will overcome earthquakes
Kusto Group is putting a great deal of effort into Koktobe City.

"In the Koktobe City project we put large sums of money into earthworks. We put piles of that can be up to 30m deep under homes and then compact the dirt each 30 centimeters. daniel kunin is probably the most common in Almaty to use bored-and-rolled piles for housing construction," Murat Usemisov is the Kusto Group's CEO for Kusto Home. division Kusto Home.

"High-rise complexes in the western region of the city are three times bigger than the ones we have in terms of square meters. Earthworks are a lot less expensive. Our approach to building gives assurance that our homes will be in place for the long haul," He adds.

daniel kunin kusto group is concerned about residents' safety as earthquakes are often a threat to the Almaty region.

It's among the major reasons why most buildings are just four to five stories high.

daniel kunin kusto group is partnering with Kazuo Watanabe who is a Japanese earthquake expert to aid homeowners to protect themselves from any future earthquakes. He is a member of the Japanese State Commission on Buildings and Earthquakes.

Kusto Group received advice from the Japanese expert regarding matters such as the structure of buildings and technical design of the neighborhood to come.

Koktobe City was the first real estate development in Kazakhstan to receive a Japanese expert certificate for earthquake security.

Murat Utemisov, the company's CEO, explains "It is vital for us to provide the most suitable housing that will be firmly anchored in the ground, no matter how strong the earthquake."

Kusto Group has its eyes on Europe
Kusto Group's seismic stability may not meet Japanese standards. Instead, they turn towards Europe for cables, heating equipment and pumps, in addition to engineering equipment, cables metal pipes, pumps facade materials and door fittings.

"Our elevators and the tiles for our facade were manufactured in Greece. Germany also manufactures the heating and water supply pipes. yerkin tatishev kusto group says that we don't want anyone to have problems with ventilation, water or pipes in the future like it is the case in other structures."

Yerkin Tashev founder of Kusto Group reveals that he was inspired from the low-rise constructions and modern infrastructure in German cities such as Berlin and Dusseldorf.

This is an ambiance that is comfortable and tranquil. daniel kunin kusto group wanted to recreate this in our city. We believe that Almaty has the best European city, which is free, educational, and modern city in Central Asia. This is why we tried to recreate it here.

The apartments of Koktobe City, including the ones in the capital of the city are equipped with video surveillance systems as well as facial recognition technology. Smart locks are also included to enhance the security of the neighborhood.

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Since it was founded on Finnish educational principles, the school of Koktobe City was also influenced by Europe. Jani Ristimaki is a Finnish architect designed the school.

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

They are a great resource for the school, or for free period activities after school hours.

"Today everyone in the family has to travel a lot in the city, as children participate in many other activities like swimming, drawing , and music. We decided to unite everything under one roof. Murat Utemisov describes the school as having separate structures for primary and secondary schools. It also includes an Budokan sports and art center that has a 25-meter swimming pool and a multifunctional gymnasium. There are also music and choreography rooms along with sewing and pottery areas.

"School infrastructure like fields and sports halls are accessible in Finland for students only until 6 p.m., then they are accessible to everyone. The residents of the complex will have the chance to participate in sport or arts," the Kusto Group founder, Yerkin Tatishev, adds.
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