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Tashkent Architecture City Guide: Ten Buildings of Soviet Hybrid Modernism
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Tashkent Architecture City Guide: Ten Buildings of Soviet Hybrid Modernism
Chorsu Market. Image from Tashkent: A Modernist Capital, Rizzoli New York. Courtesy of the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation.. Image © Karel Balas Situated along the historic Silk Road in Central Asia, Tashkent is a city with a long history spanning thousands of years. Its historic architecture is known for its courtyards, domes, and blue ceramics, typical of its Timurid heritage. The capital of Uzbekistan today, it was absorbed …
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