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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 awarded an Japanese expert certificate in earthquake safety.

The construction of Kusto Group’s Koktobe City is moving well and will be completed by the end of 2023.

The international holding group is building the city within the city of Almaty.


The European-inspired design includes residential properties, supermarkets.

Kusto Group is able to offer everything, so families do not have to spend time traveling between A and Z.

daniel kunin kusto group who need to go to Almaty's downtown can reduce traffic by up to 1000 hours each year. Because they travel in an opposite direction of the majority of vehicles in peak hours and this is possible.


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Kusto Group, with Koktobe City has paid attention to details that are often ignored by the untrained eye.

"We invest heavily in earthworks for the Koktobe City project. daniel kunin build piles that are 30m below the houses , and compact the soil at 30 cm intervals. "We are likely the only one in Almaty who use bored and rolled piles for housing construction," Murat Utemisov (CEO of Kusto Group's construction division, Kusto Home), says.

"High-rise structures in the west of the city are 3 times bigger in terms of square meters than the ones we have, while earthworks are much cheaper. daniel kunin kusto group to construction gives confidence that the homes we build will be here for centuries," he adds.

Kusto Group believes that Almaty is prone to earthquakes and should be able to provide security for its residents.

It's one of the main reasons that most homes are between four and five stories high.

Kusto Group and Kazuo Watanabe Kazuo Watanabe, a Japanese expert on earthquakes, have joined forces to shield homeowners from future quakes. He is a member the Japanese state commission on buildings and earthquakes.

The Japanese expert was consulted by Kusto Group on matters such as building structure and the design of the neighborhood that is to be built.

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

Murat Uremisov says that it is crucial for us create housing of the highest quality, which will be able to withstand any earthquake.

Kusto Group is focused on Europe
Kusto Group looks to Europe for elevators and engineering equipment. In addition to seismic stability that is in line with Japanese standard, Kusto Group also looks at Europe for cables and cables, pumps and pumps, cables, and cables.

"Our elevators are developed and produced in Greece, and the facade tiles made of clinker are bought from one of the leading producers on the German market. Germany also manufactures the pipes used for heating and water supply. Kusto Homes CEO says that they don't want anyone else to have plumbing, ventilation, or water issues after a period of time like it does in other new structures.

Yerkin Tashev who is the founder of Kusto Group, reveals that he was inspired in part by the low-rise structures, the efficient infrastructure, and green spaces that are found in German cities, including Berlin, Dusseldorf or Munich.

"All of this makes for a relaxing living environment, and we wanted recreate that feeling here in a way. "We believe Almaty to be the most European, free, and intellectual city in Central Asia. We wanted to recreate the atmosphere in Almaty." the man stated.

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

Kusto Group - " We decided that everything should be under one roof"
Since it is built on Finnish educational principles, the Koktobe City School is also inspired by Europe. Jani Ristami is the famous Finnish architect also designed the school.

Each school will have its own rooms. You will find separate rooms for singing and drawing and also a place to play instruments or participate in group sports.

These are great to help with school activities or for an activity for leisure time after school hours.

"Today everyone in the family must go out and about often, since children are involved in a variety of activities like drawing, swimming and music. We decided that it is easier to house everything under one roof. So, the buildings of our school include separate blocks for preparatory and secondary schools. the Budokan sports and arts center that has a 25-meter pool the pool, a multi-purpose gym, equipped music and choreography rooms, as well as pottery and sewing sections," Murat Utemisov explains.

"School infrastructure in Finland such as halls and sports fields are open to students only until 6 pm, and after that they're open to the public at all times. Here, the inhabitants of the facility will be given the chance to participate in art or sports," the Kusto Group founder, Yerkin Tatishev , adds.
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