Almaganbetova Kulzina Asanovna
Associate Professor of ALT
Email: k.almagambetova@alt.edu.kz
Brief (professional biography)
01.05.2024-01.01.2026 ” Company kumbez ” LLP, gap
01.10.2021-01.10.2023 ” Architectural and Construction Consulting ” LLP, gap
01.09.2013-01.08.2019 Kazgas, FD, assistant professor
01.11.2008-01.09.2012 PARASAT “Multidisciplinary Institute” architecture and Design “” Faculty, Senior Lecturer
01.09.2012-01.10.2019 “Caspian University”, Faculty “”architecture and Design””, Senior Lecturer
01.02.2009- 01.09.2010 Kaznrtu. T. K. Satbaeva, senior lecturer
01.03.2007-30.08.2008 ” Saulet groop” LLP, RUC. groups.
01.06.2006-30.08.2008 “KUAT” Corporation, leading architect.
01.06.2005-30.05.2006 “DAURSTROYMONTAZH” LLP, hand.” groups.
01.09.2000-30.05.2005 Department Of “Agioz” Kazgas”
01.09.1997-30.08.2000 postgraduate studies
01.09.1995-30.08.1997 “Dawa”
01.09.1993-30.08.1995
01.09.1992-30.08.1993 Almaty College of construction and management”””
Education
1. Kazgasa, “architecture”, 1992
2. Kazgasa, PhD “architecture goroda” 2000
Participation in scientific projects
Membership in scientific and professional societies.
– Member of the Union of Architects of the Republic of Kazakhstan (UARK)
– Member of the Almaty Union of Architects (AUA)
– Leadership in the design of residential/commercial facilities.
– Multifunctional residential buildings with public service facilities (12 blocks) located at: Turkestan Region, Turkestan city (ADS), 11 уг. ул. 36.
– Construction of a hotel complex at the address:
Almaty, Alatau district, md. Monday
– Construction of a restaurant at the address:
Almaty, Alatau district, md. Management of the design of residential/public facilities.
– Sports and recreation complex in Atyrau
– Reconstruction of residential buildings (built-up warehouses “
Publications
1. V. Volichenko, K. A. Almaganbetova. “Architecture of Palaces in Central Asia: Genesis, Evolution, Typology” — Publishing House of the Kyrgyz‑Russian Slavic University (KRSU), 2021
Subject matter: The book is devoted to a detailed study of the forms, spatial and planning schemes, and evolution of palace architecture in Central Asia from the 5th to the 13th centuries. [1, 2, 3]
