CENTRAL ASIAN ARCHITECTURE IN RUSSIAN IMPERIAL AND SOVIET PERIOD
Keywords:
Central Asian architecture, russian imperial period, soviet period, russian colonization, architectural styles, cultural fusion, traditional Central Asian architecture, soviet architectural influenceAbstract
This topic explores the evolution of Central Asian architecture during the Russian Imperial and Soviet periods. It delves into the architectural styles, influences, and transformations that took place in the region as a result of Russian colonization and subsequent Soviet rule. The discussion encompasses the fusion of traditional Central Asian architectural elements with Russian and Soviet architectural trends, reflecting the sociopolitical changes and cultural amalgamation during these eras.
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