Summary
Uzbekistan's restoration efforts for 20th-century architectural objects, including modernist structures in Tashkent, highlight both achievements and challenges. The study reveals that balancing historical preservation with modernization enhances tourism potential while shaping urban identity. It analyzes global restoration practices to assess their applicability in Uzbekistan, emphasizing the need for adaptive strategies that integrate tradition and modernity. By examining unique examples like Tashkent's modernist architecture, the research underscores its significance in redefining cityscapes and fostering sustainable development. The findings contribute to broader discussions on heritage conservation in UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Citation
Abdusattorov Abduvokhid. (2023). ANALYSIS OF THE WORLD PRACTICE AND EXPERIENCE OF UZBEKISTAN IN RESTORATION OF ARCHITECTURAL OBJECTS OF THE XX CENTURY. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.8003051