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Turkish Firm Karmod Completes Steel Villa Project
(MENAFN) Turkish construction firm Karmod announced on Wednesday that it has finalized a steel-structured villa housing initiative in Tashkent, the capital city of Uzbekistan.
The endeavor was executed as part of Karmod’s ongoing operations in the Turkic republics, employing its steel construction model to deliver a contemporary villa-style residential complex in Tashkent.
Karmod Prefabricated Overseas Sales Manager Ozan Aydin highlighted that recent innovations in light steel construction systems have simplified the process of creating homes suited to diverse architectural designs and varying climatic conditions.
Aydin emphasized that the villa project in Uzbekistan was particularly tailored for colder climate environments.
“With our steel construction production system, which eliminates structural safety risks, we are delivering sustainable, highly ergonomic and comfortable homes,” he stated.
Noting the rising interest from Turkic republics in light steel housing, Aydin explained that Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan are among the nations where demand for Karmod’s steel home models has surged in recent years.
Regarding the Tashkent development, Aydin mentioned that the project was conceived as a two-storey apart-villa layout.
“The project consists of four luxury residential units within a building area of 834 square meters. On-site installation was completed in 45 days by a six-member assembly team,” he said.
He further revealed that the company is simultaneously undertaking residential projects in neighboring Georgia.
The endeavor was executed as part of Karmod’s ongoing operations in the Turkic republics, employing its steel construction model to deliver a contemporary villa-style residential complex in Tashkent.
Karmod Prefabricated Overseas Sales Manager Ozan Aydin highlighted that recent innovations in light steel construction systems have simplified the process of creating homes suited to diverse architectural designs and varying climatic conditions.
Aydin emphasized that the villa project in Uzbekistan was particularly tailored for colder climate environments.
“With our steel construction production system, which eliminates structural safety risks, we are delivering sustainable, highly ergonomic and comfortable homes,” he stated.
Noting the rising interest from Turkic republics in light steel housing, Aydin explained that Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan are among the nations where demand for Karmod’s steel home models has surged in recent years.
Regarding the Tashkent development, Aydin mentioned that the project was conceived as a two-storey apart-villa layout.
“The project consists of four luxury residential units within a building area of 834 square meters. On-site installation was completed in 45 days by a six-member assembly team,” he said.
He further revealed that the company is simultaneously undertaking residential projects in neighboring Georgia.
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