YODGORLIKLAR HUDUDINING ARXITEKTURA-LANDSHAFT TASHKIL ETILISHIDA MADANIY MEROSNI SAQLASH VA TURISTIK-REKREATSION SALOHIYATNI RIVOJLANTIRISH TAMOYILLARI
Abstract
This thesis examines the architectural and landscape organization of monument territories as one of the important directions in the preservation, revitalization, and contemporary integration of cultural heritage sites. The study focuses on the spatial structure of monument environments, the relationship between architectural objects and the natural landscape, and the principles of functional zoning and visitor accessibility. Particular attention is given to the formation of a harmonious environment around heritage sites through landscape design, pedestrian routes, viewing points, recreational spaces, and informational infrastructure. The research argues that the architectural and landscape organization of monument territories should be based on the principles of historical authenticity, minimal intervention, ecological compatibility, and sustainable tourism development. In this context, monument territories are considered not only as protected heritage zones, but also as active cultural, educational, and tourism spaces. The thesis highlights that a well-designed architectural and landscape framework can significantly improve the visual perception, protection, and functional efficiency of heritage sites while strengthening their role in regional development.
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