Koh Ota
Koh Ota residential complex in Tashkent: over 55,000 m², blocks with inner courtyards, entrance lobbies and landscaped streets. A SAD project, 2020–2021.
About the project
Koh Ota residential complex. The project featured in CNN’s Next Stop programme in a segment on Tashkent, with the scheme model and its planning decisions.
- Residential complex
- Architectural design
- Tashkent (Uzbekistan)
- over 55,000 m²
- 2020–2021
Publications
CNN — Next Stop, 2024
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The embankment
The complex runs along the canal, and the embankment is part of the project rather than an approach to it. The ground floors on the water side are open, with seating and lighting along them — in the evening this side works as public space for the district, not only as a yard for residents.
The entrances
Every stair core has its own entrance: a canopy, a sunken approach, a ramp and planting at the door. It costs more than a standard porch, but it is what decides how the building reads from the street — the entrance stops being a door in a wall and becomes an address.
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