Birlik

Bloom Arch

Ready to Build (Permitted Projects) – Masterplanning. City Planning. Transport. Urban landscape

Uzbekistan

Company Name

Bloom Arch

COMPANY COUNTRY:

Uzbekistan

ARCHITECTURAL CREDITS

Bloom Arch Studio, Husniddin Tursunkulov, Islambek Urazbayev, Shahzod Otaqoziyev, Dilmurod Rakhmonov, Anvar Samandarov, Sherzod Mammadziyev, Asylbek Kholbekov, Sevinch Farkhodova, Madina Farkhodova, Zukhriddin Muhammadkodirov, Feruzbek Akhmedov

Project Team

Husniddin Tursunkulov, Islambek Urazbayev, Shahzod Otaqoziyev, Dilmurod Rakhmonov, Anvar Samandarov, Sherzod Mammadziyev, Asylbek Kholbekov, Sevinch Farkhodova, Madina Farkhodova, Zukhriddin Muhammadkodirov, Feruzbek Akhmedov

CLIENT OR OWNER NAME:

Administration of So‘x District, Fergana Region, Republic of Uzbekistan

Project Name:

Birlik

Project Country:

Uzbekistan

Project City:

Farg’ona Viloyati

Project Category:

Masterplanning. City Planning. Transport. Urban landscape

Project Area:

204400

Completion Date:

2026-03-14

Project overview

Birlik is a 130-hectare riverfront tourism and wellness master plan in So‘x District, shaped by the shared Uzbek, Tajik and Kyrgyz cultural identity of the valley. The design unites hotels, chalets, housing, healthcare, sport, culture, retail and public waterfront spaces through a continuous landscape and mobility framework. The programme provides up to 204,400 sqm of development, with estimated investment of UZS 700 billion–1.2 trillion.

Project history

The Birlik master plan was developed as a strategic framework for transforming a 130-hectare riverfront territory in So‘x District into a tourism, wellness and community destination. From the outset, the client sought a project that could support economic growth while reflecting the shared Uzbek, Tajik and Kyrgyz identity of the valley. The design process combined site analysis, cultural research, tourism programming, functional zoning, landscape planning and infrastructure strategy. The final plan integrates hospitality, healthcare, housing, sport, culture, retail and public waterfront spaces, with development planned in stages. For the client, it provides a clear basis for investment and implementation. For the community, the project is expected to create jobs, improve access to recreation and services, strengthen local identity and support long-term tourism development.