Abstract
New technologies demand on educational institutions call for innovative methods of language and content instruction. The aim of the paper is to present terminology and research in the field of architecture and construction. The crucial issues concerning unification, normalization, creation of terminological dictionaries which could satisfy completely the needs of experts working in various areas of science or architecture and construction are very important. The development of ways of term formation and terminology contributes to the active participation of experts in solving actual issues of modern science and technology, thereby increasing their informational awareness. The goal was to analyze terminology in architecture and construction.
Highlights
The formation of the terminological system of each industry, depends on the field and develops in close connection with each other
If we look at the history of statehood, it is clear that the history of the formation of architecture-construction terminology is related to the state of man and his activities
In compiling the nominative concepts of architectural and construction terms, we did not limit ourselves to the correct names, we considered all the existing nominative fields, i.e. the names of their various denotations, so we analyzed the key terms, lexical units that describe the activities that take place in the architectural and construction process
Summary
The formation of the terminological system of each industry, depends on the field and develops in close connection with each other. Because the development of any state depended primarily on the appearance of the state, the construction infrastructure, the reconstruction of cultural and ancient, unique buildings in the city. It is well known from world history that 4,500 years ago in Egypt, one of the seven wonders, the "Pyramid of Cheops" or the "Pyramid of Giza" was built. Mankind's architectural and construction activities date back to the Paleolithic period, and it depends on humanity building houses for themselves using the simplest stone tools. The main part of the palace consists of a multicolumned hall - "apadana"
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