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Building Cities for People or Selling Square Metres? What Was Discussed at TajBuild 2026

Building Cities for People or Selling Square Metres? What Was Discussed at TajBuild 2026From 22 to 24 October, Dushanbe hosted the fifth anniversary international construction exhibition TajBuild 2026. For the first time, the usual exhibition of materials was complemented by an international conference, “Architecture in Practice: From Idea to Implementation”. This is an important development: the construction industry has long needed not only new technologies and materials but also a conversation about what all this is being built for and what the city ultimately becomes. As a conference participant and speaker from Kazakhstan, I share the main conclusions of this urbanist dialogue.Alfiya Kalmaganbetova#Ecology and Economics#Ideas & Analysis

Between Design and Construction

Between Design and ConstructionIn an urban environment, we tend to notice the end result first: a building, a street, a public space. We assess proportions, materials, the convenience of routes and how the architecture relates to its surroundings. Yet before a project becomes part of a city, it has a long way to go, from developing the initial concept and making technical decisions to procurement, deliveries, approvals and construction work.Farid Idekeshev#Ecology and Economics#Ideas & Analysis

Sport at Height: How Rooftops Are Becoming New Growth Hubs in Almaty

Sport at Height: How Rooftops Are Becoming New Growth Hubs in AlmatyAlmaty is developing a new form of high-rise urbanism, with the rooftops of residential buildings and car parks being transformed into fully fledged sports and recreational spaces. The Sport at Height concept, developed by Alfiya Kalmaganbetova, proposes a different model for the city’s development: rather than expanding outwards, growing upwards, creating ecosystems for movement and relaxation in spaces that were previously little more than technical voids. This is more than a sports project. It is a new urban code in which every square metre contributes to quality of life.Gulsara Kenbaeva#Architecture & Urban Environment#Ideas & Analysis

The Architecture of Tomorrow: New Identities, Emerging Technologies and the Human Factor

The Architecture of Tomorrow: New Identities, Emerging Technologies and the Human FactorArchitecture is going through a period of transformation: approaches to design are changing, ideas about comfort and aesthetics are shifting, and artificial intelligence is gradually becoming part of professional practice. For Kazakhstan and Central Asia, these changes open up the opportunity not only to adopt global experience but also to shape their own architectural language.Damir Ussenov#Architecture & Urban Environment#Ideas & Analysis

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