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Mizan Architect designed the facades of the Hilton Garden Inn in Bukhara. The design centres on the proportions of the building's volumes, the rhythm of the facade and the architectural expression of the entrance.
The natural tones of travertine and plaster are set off by turquoise-green ceramic ornament. Arches and patterned balconies give the facade its rhythm, while a colonnaded portico marks the main entrance.
Ground floor, entrance canopy and the stone surrounds of the arched windows.
Cornices, string courses and the pilasters between the windows.
The main wall surfaces of the upper floors.
Tile panels above the arches and between the windows.
The pattern above the arches is taken from the Ulugh Beg Madrasa in Bukhara (1417).
Balcony screens on the guest-room floors.
Facade materials
