Reconstruction work has been completed on the railway station of Mangystau station in the Mangystau Region, originally built in 1969. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Sputnik Kazakhstan.
During the reconstruction, the station building, which consists of three above-ground floors and one technical floor, was completely renovated. The work was carried out with the support of the national company Kazakhstan Temir Zholy.
Architectural appearance and construction
The station has acquired a modern architectural appearance in a high-tech style. The facade is decorated with stained-glass windows that ensure heat retention and protect the premises from ultraviolet rays.
The updated roof is equipped with thermal insulation and a stormwater drainage system with electric heating. These changes are aimed at improving the building's energy efficiency and creating comfortable conditions for passengers.
Historical significance
Built in 1969, the station has remained an important part of the railway transport infrastructure of the Mangystau Region for 57 years. Following the completion of the reconstruction, the facility has been put back into operation.
The opening of the renovated station building is an important step in the development of the region's transport infrastructure.