Previously — Ishim Hotel.
Currently — Ramada by Wyndham Astana.

The building reflects the transformation of Astana's hotel industry: from the Soviet-era accommodation standards to a modern international level of service and comfort for the capital’s guests.

Previously – Hotel “Moscow”
Currently – Agency for Financial Monitoring

The building symbolizes the transformation of Astana’s functional and architectural landscape — from a Soviet-era hotel complex to a modern administrative institution ensuring the country’s financial security.

Previously – House of Consumer Services
Currently – B&A Center

The building reflects the dynamic development of Astana: from the Soviet-era House of Consumer Services — a center providing everyday services — to the modern B&A Center business complex, symbolizing the city’s entrepreneurial activity and architectural modernization.

Previously — House of Soviets.
Currently — Akimat of Astana.

The building symbolizes the development of Astana: from Soviet administrative infrastructure to a modern center of governmental and public functions.

Previously – Palace of the Tselinnikov
Currently – Yerkegali Rakhmadiyev State Academic Philharmonic

The building reflects the cultural and architectural evolution of Astana: from the Soviet-era Palace of the Tselinnikov — a center of public events — to the modern Philharmonic, which has become a symbol of the capital’s creative life and musical art.

Previously — Design Institute "Tselingiproselkhoz"
Currently — Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan

The building reflects the history and transformation of Astana: from Soviet infrastructure to a modern center for training government specialists.

Was — Trading House of the partnership “Matvey Kubrin and Sons & Co.”
Now — Astana Shopping Center (formerly Astana Supermarket).

The building reflects the city’s commercial and architectural evolution — from the merchant constructions of the 19th century to its modern significance as a cultural heritage site and tourist landmark of the capital.