List of tallest buildings in Kazakhstan

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This list of the tallest buildings and structures in Kazakhstan ranks skyscrapers and towers in Kazakhstan by height.

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Tallest buildings in Kazakhstan

List of completed tallest buildings in Kazakhstan, including spires and architectural details which are above 100 metres in height.

RankNameImageCityHeight metersFloorsYearNotesReferences
1 Abu Dhabi Plaza Abu dhabi plaza.jpg Astana 320752021Currently Kazakhstan's and Central Asia's tallest building.
2 Emerald Towers 1
Izumrudnyi kvartal i ofis KTZh 2017.jpg
Astana 210532012
3Northern Lights 1 Astana-2021-10 - 37.jpg Astana 180422008
4Kazakhstan Temir Zholy Building 2 Astana 175402010
5Esentai Tower Medeu District, Almaty, Kazakhstan - panoramio (43).jpg Almaty 168362008Tallest building in Almaty. Tallest building in Kazakhstan outside of Astana.
6Emerald Towers 2 Astana 156372010
7Kazakhstan Temir Zholy Building 1 Astana 155372010
8Transport Tower Transport Tower.jpg Astana 155342003
9Northern Lights Tower 2 Astana 152372008
10 Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center Khan Shatyr, Astana.jpg Astana 1502010Tallest tent in the world. [1] [2]
11Talan Tower 1 Astana 145.6302017
12Grand Alatau 3 Grand Alatau.jpg Astana 144432009
13Triumph of Astana Astana 142392006
14Northern Lights Tower 3 Astana 128322010
15Talan Tower 2 Astana 119.8262017
16 Hotel Kazakhstan Hotell Kasakstan i Almaty.jpg Almaty 102261974
17Rahat Towers 1 ALARakhattowersquality.JPG Almaty 100252008
18Rahat Towers 2 ALARakhattowersquality.JPG Almaty 100252008
19Mazhilis Building Kazakh Parliament Astana.jpg Astana 100222004

Timeline of tallest buildings in Kazakhstan

NameCityHeight metersHeight feetFloorsYear
Hotel Kazakhstan Almaty102335261974-2003
Transport TowerAstana155509342003-2008
Esentai TowerAlmaty168551362008
Northern Lights Tower 1Astana180591422008-2012
Emerald Towers 1Astana210689532012-2022
Abu Dhabi PlazaAstana310.81020752021–Present

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References

  1. "Tallest tent in the world opens in Kazakhstan". BBC. July 6, 2010. Retrieved September 29, 2014.
  2. "Khan Shatyr Entertainment Center". Emporis.com. Archived from the original on December 11, 2013. Retrieved September 29, 2014.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)