Residential Building Varieties in the Bukhara Oasis
Keywords:
Housing, inner, outer courtyard, “pakhsa”, wooden structure, “hovonda”, “tirnok”, “kashak”, “sarrav”
Abstract
The article discusses the main features in the differences between the settlements in the Bukhara oasis. Based on inter-district climate change and land salinity levels, prefabricated houses were analyzed. There are ideas to build the same housing in all corners of the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan
References
1. The 2016 October directive of Uzbekistan Republic President Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoev “Constrcution of affordable housing in rural areas on renovated standard projects in 2017-2021 years”.
2. The decree of Uzbekistan Republic President “Regarding measures to further improve the management of the housing and communal services system”.
3. M.K. Ahmedov “History of Central Asian Architecture”. Tashkent “Uzbekiston” 1995.
4. B.A. Askarov, B.A. Baimukhammedov, M.A. Koroli, G.I. Magametova “Bukhara School of Folk Architecture” Study guide, Tashkent 1997.
5. A.Urolov, D. Nozilov, Sh. Turakulov. "Rural houses". Tashkent - "Mehnat" -1988.
6. T.A. Nizamov “Architectural and planning features of the design of residential buildings in a hot climate”. Monograph. Tashkent-2015.
2. The decree of Uzbekistan Republic President “Regarding measures to further improve the management of the housing and communal services system”.
3. M.K. Ahmedov “History of Central Asian Architecture”. Tashkent “Uzbekiston” 1995.
4. B.A. Askarov, B.A. Baimukhammedov, M.A. Koroli, G.I. Magametova “Bukhara School of Folk Architecture” Study guide, Tashkent 1997.
5. A.Urolov, D. Nozilov, Sh. Turakulov. "Rural houses". Tashkent - "Mehnat" -1988.
6. T.A. Nizamov “Architectural and planning features of the design of residential buildings in a hot climate”. Monograph. Tashkent-2015.
Published
2022-02-02
How to Cite
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Sh. M., Y. 2022. Residential Building Varieties in the Bukhara Oasis. International Journal on Integrated Education. 5, 1 (Feb. 2022), 56-60. DOI:https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v5i1.2691.
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