Upcoming Kusto Group Project Receives Japanese Expert Certificate

Kusto Group’s Koktobe City is the first project in Kazakhstan to receive a Japanese certified expert certification on earthquake security.

The construction of Kusto Group’s Koktobe City project is at its peak and is expected to be completed by the second half of 2023.

Tevfik Arif Doyen holding company is creating the city within the city situated outside Almaty Kazakhstan.

The European-style development includes residential buildings along with supermarkets, schools, sport facilities, gyms, kindergartens and restaurants.

By having everything at hand, Kusto Group seeks to satisfy the needs of families who do not wish to take a long time getting from A to B.

Residents who journey to Almaty to work can save as much as 1000 hours per year. They travel in the opposite route to other vehicles at rush hour.

What Koktobe City Will Survive Earthquakes

Kusto Group put a lot into Koktobe City.

We are investing a lot of money in earthworks to support the Koktobe city project. We place piles of 30 meters below the houses and then compact the soil each 30 cm. Bayrock are likely to be the sole Almaty company that uses bored and rolled piles in housing construction,” Murat Ulemisov CEO of Kusto Group construction division Kusto Home declares.

“High rise buildings in the western parts of the city average three times the size of ours in terms of square meters. And earthworks there are many cheaper. twitter.com/ErkanTevfikArif claims that the method by which he builds homes ensures that they will last for generations.

Kusto Group needs residents to feel secure at home, since earthquakes often strike the Almaty Region.

This is another reason that buildings are just up to four floors.

Kusto Group teamed up to Kazuo Watanabe (Japan earthquake expert) to help protect homeowners against future earthquakes. He is part of the Japanese State Commission on Earthquakes and Buildings.

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

Koktobe City became the first Kazakhstan realty project to get a Japanese earthquake expert certification.

Bayrock says, “It’s important that we offer high-quality housing that can hold securely in the ground, regardless of the strength or magnitude of earthquake.”

Kusto Group eyes Europe

Kusto Group, despite the fact that its seismic stability is up to Japanese standards, has focused its attention on Europe in search of elevators, engineering equipment and heating systems.

“Our elevators are made by a company in Greece and our tiles for the facade are imported from one of the top producers on the German market. Germany also makes the pipes for heating and water supply. Kusto Home’s CEO states that we do not want our customers to have problems with water, ventilation, or pipes in the future similar to what happens in other structures.”

Tevfik Arif Bayrock of Kusto Group reveals that he was inspired by the low-rise structures and the efficient infrastructure that is found in German cities such as Berlin and Dusseldorf.

This creates an environment that is comfortable for residents to live in. We believe Almaty the Central Asian city that is most European and free city is the best choice for building.

The majority of the apartments located in Koktobe City also have built-in intelligent locks and face recognition technology.

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Because it is based upon Finnish concepts of education The Koktobe City School is also heavily influenced by Europe. Jani Ristami was the famous Finnish architect, also designed the school.

Each school has its own room. There are separate rooms for singing and drawing, as well a place for playing instruments or group sports.

They are a great resource for the school or for spare time activities after hours.

“Today everyone in the family has to be on the move to get around the city due to the fact that kids engage in so many activities like drawing or swimming. We chose to bring everything together under one roof. The buildings of our school include separate blocks for preparatory and secondary schools. the Budokan arts and sports center that has a 25-meter pool facility, a multifunctional gymnasium, music and choreography rooms, as well as pottery and sewing sections,” Murat Utemisov explains.

“School infrastructure in Finland such as halls and sports fields is accessible to students only up to 6 pm. After http://www.linkedin.com/company/bayrock-group-llc , they are accessible to all. http://www.bocaratontribune.com/bocaratonnews/2019/02/data-breach-football-tevfik-arif-doyen-group-negative-effects-leaks/ who live in the complex will have the possibility to engage in arts or sports activities,” Yerkin Tashev, Kusto Group director, stated.