The capital is moving to a new level of improvement.
Uzbekistan
Tashkent and New Tashkent are moving towards unification into a modern metropolis - for this purpose, an "Atlas of Solutions" has been prepared, setting standards for the architecture, landscaping, and street environment of the capital.
The Head of our state reviewed the presentation of the "Atlas of Solutions" for the city of Tashkent and New Tashkent. This document is a continuation of the city's Development Master Plan until 2045. The atlas consists of five volumes, including unified rules for decorating building facades, street, sidewalk, and public spaces.
One of the key innovations is the rejection of the familiar "red line" approach in road repair and construction. Now it is proposed to improve the territory from the building to the building on both sides of the street - as is done in developed megacities. This will ensure a holistic and well-maintained appearance of the streets, without "grey spots" and scattered areas.
Special attention in the Atlas is paid to environmental friendliness, national style, and sustainable development, which should not only enhance the city but also improve the quality of life of its residents.
The President emphasized the need to preserve the uniqueness of the capital, introducing modern standards and approaches to urban culture.
One of the key innovations is the rejection of the familiar "red line" approach in road repair and construction. Now it is proposed to improve the territory from the building to the building on both sides of the street - as is done in developed megacities. This will ensure a holistic and well-maintained appearance of the streets, without "grey spots" and scattered areas.
Special attention in the Atlas is paid to environmental friendliness, national style, and sustainable development, which should not only enhance the city but also improve the quality of life of its residents.
The President emphasized the need to preserve the uniqueness of the capital, introducing modern standards and approaches to urban culture.
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