Bachelor of science on mechanical engineering

TURIN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY IN TASHKENT
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

ON MECHANICAL ENGINEERING


THESIS WORK


Design of Thesis work, contents and useful information

Subject: Thermoelectric devices

Supervisor: Prof. Dilshat Tulyaganov _______________________ ^(Signature)

Student: Zilola Islamova _______________________ ^(Signature)

Tashkent, April 2015

Abstract

of the thesis “Design of Thesis work, contents and useful information”

Supervisor: Prof. Anna Osello Student: Zilola Islomova (ID u01001)

Civil Industrial Engineering and architecture

The main purpose of the thesis work is to research modern buildings and methods that are used in their construction. During the research many useful information about new buildings of Tashkent and European countries were gathered.

The design of the buildings in Uzbekistan was combined with local and foreign design patterns. The modern technology and materials were implied to construct the buildings.

The buildings were equipped with high technologies. The architecture of buildings was planned taking into account all essential needs.
Contents

Abstract	2
Introduction	4
Chapter 1	8
1.1 History of architecture and changes in design of buildings……….	8
1.2 Developments in architecture and designs of cities……………….	9
Chapter 2	12
2.1 Construction of modern cities and buildings in Uzbekistan………	13
2.3 Modern methods of construction and architecture……………….	15
2.4 Famous builders…………………………………………………...	19
2.5 Design pattern and mixture of design pattern……………………..	21
2.6 Materials used to build and their stability…………………………	25
Chapter 3	28
3.1 Examples of modern buildings in Tashkent………………………	29
3.2 Changes in city building…………………………………………..	33
Conclusion	40
Bibliography	42

Design of Thesis work, contents and useful information

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