Gur-i Amir - <p>The Aga Khan Trust For Culture started a number of initiatives in Samarkand in close co-operation with national and local authorities. The first product of this involvement was the 1991 international idea competition for re-structuring the historic city centre between the Registan and Timur's citadel, followed in 1992 by the prize-giving ceremony of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in the Registan. Two years later, the Trust's Historic Cities Programme joined the Municipality of Samarkand in a long-term co-operative effort to review and update the 1980 master plan vis a vis the historic city, and prepare more detailed rehabilitation proposals for certain key areas in the old city centre.</p><p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Source</span>: Aga Khan Trust for Culture</p>
Planning for the Historic City of Samarkand
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brochure
Year
1996

The Aga Khan Trust For Culture started a number of initiatives in Samarkand in close co-operation with national and local authorities. The first product of this involvement was the 1991 international idea competition for re-structuring the historic city centre between the Registan and Timur's citadel, followed in 1992 by the prize-giving ceremony of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in the Registan. Two years later, the Trust's Historic Cities Programme joined the Municipality of Samarkand in a long-term co-operative effort to review and update the 1980 master plan vis a vis the historic city, and prepare more detailed rehabilitation proposals for certain key areas in the old city centre.

Source: Aga Khan Trust for Culture

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Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme
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Uzbekistan
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English
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