Turkish Koç Construction Presented the Project for the Reconstruction of Shota Rustaveli Street. Photos

The Turkish construction company Koç Construction has unveiled a project for the reconstruction of Shota Rustaveli Street in Tashkent, which involves transforming it into a 24/7 gastronomic street. During the presentation, the company showcased visualizations of what the street will look like after all reconstruction work is completed. The project includes large-scale improvements, such as infrastructure upgrades, building renovations, and the creation of comfortable conditions for pedestrians and visitors.

The key changes include:

Renovating building facades using modern architectural solutions that will give the street a stylish and contemporary look.

Creating a comfortable pedestrian zone, equipped with convenient benches, green spaces, and modern lighting, making the street attractive for both daytime strolls and evening relaxation.

Reconstructing public spaces, including creating new areas for leisure, gastronomic pavilions, and cafes that will be able to operate around the clock.

Organizing a gastronomic zone, which will become a hub for street food lovers and gourmands. Restaurants, cafes, and street food stalls offering a variety of cuisines will be located here.

The project to transform Shota Rustaveli Street into a gastronomic street is aimed at boosting the city’s tourism and cultural potential. Thanks to the modernization, the street will become appealing not only to locals but also to foreign visitors. Representatives of Koç Construction noted that the goal of the project is to create a cozy and vibrant urban area that meets modern global standards in urbanism and hospitality.

Officials are confident that the renovated Shota Rustaveli Street will become a new attraction in Tashkent, adding another vibrant and dynamic location for relaxation and entertainment in the city.

The project includes the following measures:

A 1.6 km bicycle lane;

Installation of 40 modern benches;

Construction of 10 ramps for people with disabilities;

Creation of zones with free Wi-Fi;

Establishing extensive green areas over a 1.5 km space;

Reconstruction of 6 bus stops in a modern style;

Installation of modern public restrooms;

Installation of 4 ramps in underground pedestrian crossings for people with disabilities and the reconstruction of underground crossings at 2 intersections.