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The Neighbourhood Code: What Tashkent Design Week Learned from the MahallaThe Neighbourhood Code: What Tashkent Design Week Learned from the MahallaHigh-rise buildings and wide avenues have long become familiar signs of urban progress. It is far harder to design good neighbourliness, the habit of living not only behind a closed flat door. In Tashkent City Park, an installation for Tashkent Design Week has appeared that tries to tackle this task through a mahalla (neighbourhood community) courtyard and a workout area. At the opening I looked at how these ideas connect to the use of space and what they can offer to new neighbourhoods.Alfiya Kalmaganbetova#Architecture & Urban Environment#Ideas & Analysis
Liliya Palyunina: When Talent Becomes a BrandLiliya Palyunina: When Talent Becomes a BrandLiliya Palyunina is the founder of the Tashkent-based conceptual fashion brand Liliya Dulat. She has been presenting collections since 2009, first under her own name and later under the Liliya Dulat label. Today, the brand works with international showrooms and is expanding its distribution overseas while remaining an Uzbek brand with production based in Tashkent. We spoke with Liliya about creating a distinctive design language, why every brand needs a strong team, and what Made in Uzbekistan means to her.Alfiya Kalmaganbetova#Fashion and Style#Ideas & Analysis

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