Bukhara: Images from an ancient city recall a rugged, masculine ethos

Authors
Citation
PACE Interior Architecture, v.16, 1990, pp. 74-77
Abstract
The Bukhara restaurant at the Sheraton Hotel takes its name from a place in Afghanistan that was once part of the north-eastern reaches of India. Bukhara is famous for its carpets and was inhabited by tribal nomads who travelled with their worldly belongings. Their spirit was that of a free people: robust, down-to-earth, and masculine.
Description
Building Name: The Bukhara restaurant, Sheraton Hotel Building Type(s): Restaurants / Cafes Architect: Ho Tin & Associates
Subject
Interior design
Type
Article
Format
ill., plans
Date
1990
Language
en
Source
PACE Interior Architecture
URI
https://hkapi.lib.cuhk.edu.hk/handle/msO8s77aBT/13957