Migration And Transformation Of Facade Elements In Eurasian Architecture: From Imperial China And Central Asia To Europe And The Indian Subcontinent (11th–17th Centuries)
Salokhutdinova Munavvar GolibqiziDoctoral student (PhD) , Samarkand State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering , Faculty of Architecture , Department of Theory and History of Architecture , Uzbekistan
CURRENT RESEARCH JOURNAL OF PEDAGOGICSjournal2025
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This article examines the genesis and long-term transformation of facade architecture in Uzbekistan from antiquity to the seventeenth century, emphasizing its internal logic of development and its interaction with broader architectural traditions of Central Asia and the Islamic world. Based on archaeological evidence, historical written sources, and architectural-typological analysis, facades are interpreted as independent and primary carriers of symbolic, spatial, and ideological meaning rather than as secondary derivatives of plan or structure.
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