TURKISTAN
SEULETTIK BYUROSYARCHITECTURE & SPATIAL DESIGN

Rooted in culture.
Imagining tomorrow.

Turkestan, Kazakhstan

Architecture, spaces and urban environments shaped around the way we live.

Daylit contemporary interior with timber screens and a staircase
Architectural reference · Not a company project
From the city to the roomPlace / People / Possibility

A sense of place

Every place has a story.
Design gives it
a new chapter.

TURKISTAN SEULETTIK BYUROSY, TOO is an architecture and spatial design bureau based in Turkestan, Kazakhstan. We explore the relationship between cultural continuity and contemporary life.

Our perspective connects architecture, interiors and the wider urban landscape. Proportion, daylight, movement and material come together to create spaces that belong to their setting and serve everyday needs.

Design across scales

Many contexts.
One connected vision.

A field of inquiry spanning individual buildings, shared spaces and the fabric of the city. Images below are architectural references, not a portfolio of completed work.

Contemporary residential facade in timber and masonry
Architectural reference · Not a company project

Places to call home.

Residential concepts balance daylight, privacy and shared life. Plans consider movement, orientation and the changing needs of the household.

Residential architecture / Spatial planning
Public cultural architecture with an expressive geometric facade
Architectural reference · Not a company project

Architecture for public life.

Public buildings can welcome, guide and connect. We explore legible spaces, open thresholds and an architectural identity that responds to its cultural setting.

Public buildings / Concept & facade studies
Urban buildings seen from the pedestrian perspective
Architectural reference · Not a company project

The city at human scale.

Urban design begins with the experience of streets and shared places. Access, connections and patterns of daily activity inform the wider spatial idea.

Urban design / Masterplan concepts
Residence opening onto a garden at dusk
Architectural reference · Not a company project

Room for the outdoors.

Landscape and architecture work best as a continuous experience. Gardens, entrances and outdoor gathering spaces help connect buildings with nature.

Landscape / Building & site relationships

The spaces in between

Designed around
the everyday.

Interiors shape how a place feels and functions. For homes, workplaces and commercial spaces, the brief connects use, identity and comfort with a clear spatial structure.

  • Layout, circulation and functional relationships
  • Light, colour and material expression
  • Brand identity within commercial environments
  • Three-dimensional studies and visual communication
Living room with natural light and layered materials
Architectural reference · Not a company project
Contemporary workspace with glass partitions
Architectural reference · Not a company project
Curved architectural facade and open sky
Architectural reference · Not a company project

Culture as a starting point

Not simply
an echo of the past.
A dialogue
with the future.

Turkestan's cultural depth offers a rich source of design thinking. The rhythm of traditional architecture, layers of courtyard space and the movement of light can inspire contemporary forms without becoming literal imitation.

We consider how materials, proportion and transitions between inside and outside can establish a connection to place while allowing new ways of living.

ProportionLight & shadowMaterial characterCultural continuity

From understanding to expression

Begin with
the right
questions.

Creative thinking gains direction through an understanding of the site, the people and the conditions that shape a project.

Timber dwelling responding to a winter landscape
Architectural reference · Not a company project
01

Read the place.

Consider orientation, surrounding development, climate and patterns of use. Establish the opportunities and constraints that make the site distinctive.

02

Define the spatial idea.

Translate the brief into a concept, relationships between spaces and an overall design direction. Explore alternatives before developing detail.

03

Bring the idea into focus.

Use plans, facade studies, material thinking and three-dimensional visualisation to communicate design intent and support discussion.

04

Connect the perspectives.

Work through design considerations with owners, developers, engineering consultants and creative partners. Balance spatial quality, practical conditions and long-term use.

Contact us / Turkestan

A place.
An ambition.
A conversation.

Email
hello@seulettik.com
Address
Zdanie 3, alleya Almaty
Turkestan, Turkestan region
Kazakhstan
Company
TURKISTAN SEULETTIK BYUROSY, TOO

For conversations about architectural concepts, spatial planning, interiors, landscape and the future of existing places.

Rooted in culture. Imagining tomorrow.