Modernizing the Buildings of Preschool Educational Organizations and Organizing an Architectural Environment in Small Urban Areas

Tashmatova  Khosiyat; Kamilova  Marjona

Tashmatova Khosiyat Teacher of the Department: “Architecture”, Samarkand State University of Architecture and Construction
Kamilova Marjona Teacher of the Department: “Preservation cultural heritage objects”, Samarkand State University of Architecture and Construction

Keywords: small cities, preschool organizations, an element of a multifunctional complex, the equipment of buildings and internal inte'er solutions, funk-rational and planning requirements

Abstract

Taking into account the rapid pace of life in the modernization of small cities, the importance of organizing the process of raising children in the premises of preschool educational organizations, as well as the object of design as an element of a multifunctional complex, includes its transformation as an element of a multifunctional complex, in a complex volumetric and functional In the architectural design of a preschool educational organization, funk-rational and planning requirements are taken into account mainly the formation and development of the structure of buildings.

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