World Heritage Site: Historic Centre of Sheki with the Khan’s Palace
Publication Year: 2017
Publication Type: Article
Publication Identifier: WHEBB11C82FDB
Summary
Sheki, Azerbaijan, boasts a rich architectural heritage with monuments spanning various historical periods, including fortresses, mosques, churches, and caravanserais. A key finding is that the town has preserved ancient construction traditions, evident in its public buildings, cult structures, and residential houses, despite its role as a historic silk trade center. The study highlights the need for urgent preservation efforts to protect these monuments from modern development threats while ensuring their historical integrity. It also emphasizes the importance of studying architectural peculiarities and preservation methods to safeguard Sheki's unique cultural landscape for future generations.
Citation
HAJIYEVA, S. (2017). ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENTS OF SHEKI: STUDY, PRESERVATION AND ADAPTATION. Urbanizm, 31–46. https://doi.org/10.58225/urbanizm.2017-22-31-46
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