Urban infrastructure of large city environments in Uzbekistan

Samarkand State Architecture and Construction University named after Mirzo Ulugbek (SamSACU), Lolazor str. 70, 140143 Samarkand, Uzbekistan

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Abstract

Social and various high concentrations create a number of unconditional advantages. The natural and artificial components of the urban environment are increasingly converging. The process of degradation is approaching a critical point where it may spiral out of control. The biosphere becomes unmanageable. Cities are undergoing rapid transformations. A new, humanistically-oriented model is emerging. Stimulating human society in a co-evolutionary mode (joint evolution) is tied to nature. Urban development continues. Environmental degradation, therefore, transforms into a focus on sustainable urban development and ecological considerations within the concept. These arise as a result of transformations directly related to immediate needs. The role and significance of reconstructing the urban environment lead to changes in the socio-economic conditions, which, in the modern world, shape the material and spatial environment surrounding humans, reflecting its diversity and rapid changes.