khamams
Khamams are a type of traditional dwelling found in certain regions of Central Asia, particularly in parts of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. These structures are characterized by their domed roofs, which are typically constructed from mud bricks or adobe. The circular or semi-spherical shape of the khamams allows for efficient temperature regulation, keeping the interior cool during hot summers and retaining warmth during colder months.
The walls of a khamam are usually thick, further contributing to their thermal properties. Entrances are often