THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN CENTRAL ASIA
Keywords:
Central Asia, residential architecture, nomadic culture, traditional housing, climatic adaptation, vernacular design, architectural heritage.Abstract
This article examines the historical development of residential architecture in Central Asia. It explores how nomadic lifestyles, local climatic conditions, and cultural traditions influenced housing design throughout history. From portable yurts to urban housing in ancient cities and the revival of vernacular architecture from the 16th to 19th centuries, the study highlights the importance of maintaining national building traditions and adapting modern residential projects to environmental and social contexts.
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