Whether you’re a tourist visiting Astana for a few days or an expat who wants to learn more about the city, you’ll love these ...

Foster was also the architect behind the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation ... in the southeast of the country to the newly-named Astana (previously it was called Akmola), which was then an ...

The Palace of Peace and Reconciliation is also known as the Pyramid of Peace and Reconciliation, for reasons that might be obvious. Built to represent all the world’s religious faiths ...

The buildings shown here are just part of Astana's large architectural ... stands the pyramid-shaped structure called the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation. Another architectural work designed ...

President Paul Kagame arrived in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, on Tuesday, May 27, for an official visit, during which he will also deliver remarks at the Astana International Forum. Kagame and ...

Unlike the pyramids of Egypt that were built from stone, the one in Astana is made of glass. This is the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, the peak of which is decorated with 130 painted doves ...

ASTANA, Kazakhstan — The snowbound ... There’s a glowing blue pyramid called the Palace of Peace and Accord, also designed by Foster, that houses a 1,350-seat opera house.

Astana, Jun 11 (EFE).Astana ... of World and Traditional Religions that fittingly took place at the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation in the Kazakh capital Astana. King Abdullah II of Jordan ...

Kazakhstan’s capital city Astana already features two Foster designed marvels: a stunning Palace of Peace and Reconciliation pyramid structure and another tent-like development called Khan ...

ASTANA, November 27 ... It is also near notable landmarks such as the Baiterek monument, the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, and the Khan Shatyr shopping mall. The residence's design features ...

Foster was also the architect behind the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation ... in the southeast of the country to the newly-named Astana (previously it was called Akmola), which was then an ...