Astana National Library was designed by the BIG architectural firm from Copenhagen. Named after the first President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, the library encloses an estimated 33,000 square meters of space.
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- BIG was recently awarded with the first prize on an open international design competition for Kazakhstan’s new National Library in Astana.
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- BIG architects have been awarded first prize in an open international competition to design kazakhstan’s new national library in astana...
- The National Library of the Republic of Kazakhstan (NLRK) is the national library of Kazakhstan. It acquires free legal copies of books, Republic and regional information...
- Danish architects Bjarke Ingels Group have won an international competition to design the Astana National Library in Astana, Kazakhstan.
- National Library of Astana. ... But then it was too late - by this time I managed to become famous". Robert Benchley. Trip from Astana to Karaganda.
- The new National Library is located adjacent to the Presidential Palace in Astana. Geometrically it is composed of two spherical sections with different...
- Preferred Dynamic Balancing Valve solution for Astana National Library project heating and cooling system is 640 pcs of Frese OPTIMA and OPTIMA Compact...
- National Library Kazakhstan : Architecture Information. Astana Library Development – design by BIG in Kazakhstan, Asia. 19 Oct 2009.
- The National Library will be the place where the citizens of Astana, the people of Kazakhstan as well as international visitors can come to explore the...
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- As described by BIG: The National Library is conceived as the integration of 4 organizational strategies into one new national institution
- Two interlocking circular and spiraling structures morph into a continuous circulation for the Astana National Library located in Astana, Kazakhstan.
