Almaty-1 railway station blends history with modern upgrades in bold renovation
Almaty-1 railway station is undergoing a major modernisation project aimed at preserving its historic 1974 design. Mayor Darhan Satybaldy recently visited the site to review progress and stress the need for timely completion and high-quality workmanship.
The renovation, led by Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (Kazakhstan Railways), focuses on upgrading the station without altering its original footprint. Modern, vandal-resistant materials are being installed to improve durability while maintaining the building’s character.
The project aims to blend heritage preservation with modern functionality. Once complete, the upgraded station will offer improved facilities for travellers and visitors. The mayor’s inspection highlights the city’s commitment to meeting deadlines and maintaining standards.
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