A highway entrance gate shaped to resemble the Humo bird or Simurgh, fusing traditional Uzbek architecture with biomorphic design. The structure’s low, streamlined silhouette mimics the graceful form of outstretched wings. Four slender, curved columns angle outward like bird legs, supporting a wing-shaped horizontal roof that creates an airy, open central space. On either side of the gate, two large, rounded structures evoke the form of resting birds, with flowing, organic contours and subtle geometric patterns reminiscent of Uzbek cultural motifs. These "winged" structures frame a two-lane roadway, offering a balanced, low-profile landmark that celebrates cultural heritage through a natural, elegant shape. Polished stone and metal materials add a modern touch, with a soft sheen that highlights the bird-like contours of the design.