Construction - Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey
Acknowledged as a symbol of trust, success and development in the sector ever since 1943, Kuzu Group is a major company that has played tremendous role in the improvement of Turkey's development dynamics with its infrastructure and superstructure projects.The company is ranked among the world's Top 250 international contractors according to the list of ENR.Kuzu Group has been awarded the tender for Iran Maskan Mehr project in 2010 which is the largest social housing project with a single contract in the World. 57.000 housing units have been completed in Iran/Tehran, while 20.000 housing units are currently under construction in Algeria. Adopting a global vision in this sense, Kuzu Group intends to continuously increase its activities abroad.KUZU Group, accomplished the pioneering real estate projects like Spradon Houses, Spradon Towers, Spradon Terrace Houses, Spradon Residence, Spradon Quartz, Divan Residence, Spradon Vadi Houses in Istanbul and Divan Houses, Park Vadi Houses, Park Vadi Premium Houses in Ankara.SeaPearl Ataköy located in Istanbul with an investment cost of USD 2,7 billion, is Turkey's first premium seafront project with the highest income potential ever, the mixed use projects Kuzu Effect with the Leed Gold Target and Kumru Ankara, are each acknowledged as unique prestige projects located at Ankara's most popular locations with an investment cost of TL 1 billion. With these projects, Kuzu Group has combined the latest trend construction technologies with avant-garde designs, thereby symbolizing leadership in the sector.Kuzu Group is also the largest wastewater treatment plant private operator in Turkey,operating and constructing all ISKI Istanbul WWTP's since 2003 and BUSKİ Bursa WWTP's since 2012.Having adopted a "sustainability" approach in all fields of activity it is engaged in, Kuzu Group has dedicated itself to working non-stop for the creation of a more liveable world while improving the welfare of all mankind.
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