The photo exhibition "Bound by Fates" was held in the Open-air format, timed to coincide with the Capital Day on June 5, 2022.
Active development of the main objects of social, cultural and housing construction of the city has begun since the announcement of the capital’s transfer in 1994 from Almaty to Akmola city.
Many enterprises worked on the improvement of the young capital of Kazakhstan. In a short time, Nur-Surtan has turned into a modern city with a developed infrastructure. The enterprises of Temirtau city also made their contribution.
In different periods of time, representatives of the construction and installation company Imstalkon-Temirtau LLP, Tehol-UDR Corporation, Vodokanalstroy LLP worked on the construction site. The products of NORD Prom NS LLP are still actively used in the construction of new residential complexes in the capital.
The exposition "Bound by Fates" is placed on the facade windows of the museum for a wide public view. It presents photographs of architectural objects and photographs of Temirtau enterprises that participated in their construction.
Among the objects, one can single out: the Baiterek Monument, the Residence of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Akorda", the railway station "Nurly Zhol", the ETNO-park "Atameken", the pavilions of the International Specialized Exhibition "Astana. EXPO-2017", Nursultan Nazarbayev International Airport, the capital's circus.
