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The architectural style, featuring grand, modern buildings with expansive glass and stone surfaces, combined with decorative, high-quality public infrastructure like the ornate railing, is highly characteristic of Nur-Sultan (formerly Astana). The city is renowned for its futuristic and large-scale construction projects undertaken since it became the capital of Kazakhstan.

The aesthetic of modern, grand public buildings and ornate metalwork in public spaces can be found in other prosperous post-Soviet cities that have undergone significant redevelopment. Kazan, Russia, is one such example, with a modernized city center that shares some design language. However, the specific building in the background does not match a known landmark in Kazan, making this a less likely, but plausible regional alternative.