CENTER OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION. WALL OF TIME

The entire exhibition of the center is divided into 4 halls — four epochs, four milestones that shape the history of the formation and development of Uzbekistan. We created a single continuous line running through the exposition of three halls called the "Wall of Time or Wall of Civilizations" — a visual timeline passing through all the halls, telling the story of Uzbekistan up to the present day, in order to unite them into a single intellectual and aesthetic composition.

In each hall, the color of the wall gradient, textures, and type of artistic design vary and adapt to the overall style of the rest of the exposition, but the visual language remains unified.

The entire narrative on the wall is structured through three fundamental concepts:
Discoveries: technologies, tools, inventions;
Civilizations: cultural and state formations;
Personalities: individuals whose influence or whose activities survived centuries and remained in history.

This is a new form of national narrative, told through the language of architecture, technology, and art. It shows that Uzbekistan was and remains a space of ideas that were ahead of their time. And every visitor, regardless of age or country, will feel this from the first glance at the wall.

The "Wall of Time / Civilizations" — a visual chronicle of key inventions, ideas, civilizational shifts, and great personalities who influenced the entire course of world history.

Director of the Center of Islamic Civilization: Firdavs Abdukhalikov

Architecture: Planet9
Chief Architect of the Project: Agniya Sterligova
Lead Architect of the Project: Viktoriya Kosareva
Architects: Darya Pozdeeva, Alena Kalyanova, Anna Chulkova
Graphic Design: Marina Sayfutdinova, Anna Zhilenkova, Darya Cherdantseva
Project Management: Artem Antonyan, Georgiy Kuteliya, Nika Maksimenko

Multimedia Content: Ramz Film
Multimedia: Sergey Sinitsin
Construction: Outdoor, Top Congress, Interstellar