The Guzars of Shahrisabz
Keywords:
Residential houses, Shahrisabz, mahallaAbstract
The article explores the issues of preserving traditional residential houses in the city of Shahrisabz and examines key principles for the integration of residential neighborhoods into a unified urban structure. Comparative examples are drawn from the historic cities of Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand.
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