On September 12, Murad Buildings unveiled its new residential project, Sarbon, at an event held at the New Tashkent Development Directorate.
New Tashkent is more than a new area for residential development — it is an ambitious project aimed at creating a fully integrated city. Today, residential districts, transport networks, social and educational facilities, cultural venues, and green infrastructure are being developed simultaneously across the area. One of the key principles behind its development is the “15-minute city” concept — an urban environment where schools, shops, sports facilities, public spaces, and other essential amenities are conveniently accessible from home. The transport network is also expanding, with plans for new roads, metro lines and tram routes.
Sarbon will become part of the new urban environment taking shape in New Tashkent. The project is being designed with the future development of the area and the evolving rhythm of urban life in mind. The name Sarbon is associated with the image of a guide — someone who knows the way and leads others forward. This idea lies at the heart of the project: Sarbon is envisioned as a guide to New Tashkent, helping its residents discover a modern urban environment and a new way of experiencing everyday life.
During the event, guests had the opportunity to see the progress already made across New Tashkent, as well as explore the concept of Sarbon and its key ideas. The project is envisioned not simply as a residential complex, but as an integral part of a larger urban ecosystem, where homes, infrastructure, and public spaces come together to create a cohesive environment for everyday life.
For Murad Buildings, taking part in the development of New Tashkent is an opportunity to create projects that will contribute to shaping the city’s future identity.
Sarbon — a new project by Murad Buildings and your guide to New Tashkent.
