New Cities and Community Extensions in Egypt and the Middle East [electronic resource] : Visions and Challenges /
Attia, Sahar.editor.
Shafik, Zeinab.editor.
Ibrahim, Asmaa.editor.
This book seeks to push forward the boundaries of current practices and knowledge to embrace innovative solutions, novel approaches, and grounded technologies within realistic comprehension of economic risks and environmental implications. It investigates different scales and situations, various urban forms and morphology, and various localities and totalities. The book presents a platform of recent research, findings, and answers to pressing issues of building new cities and expanding existing ones in the Middle East and Egypt, within their ecological limits, formulating images, architecture, and public spaces to create liveable, working, and productive cities. At the time of transformation, people continue to influence their habitat and beyond. While facing the compelling challenges of the present, innovative development poses itself as an inevitable response to future demands. In socio-economic disparities and environmental crises, innovation necessitates a mode of action to act responsibly in addressing issues in unconventional manners. The production of space becomes a responsibility towards the development of human resources, promoting their needs, capacities, and advancing a decent quality of life.
Chapter 1. Al Alamein New City, A Sustainability Battle To Win -- Chapter 2. Productive Urban Development: Linking Planning And Economy In Al-Alamein New City, Egypt -- Chapter 3. The Story Of Neom City Opportunities And Challenges -- Chapter 4. King Abdullah Economic City: The Growth Of New Sustainable City In Saudi Arabia -- Chapter 5. Land Value Capture As A New Sustainable Financing Mechanism For Public Transit Development In New Cities: Borg El-Arab New City As A Case Study -- Chapter 6. Monitoring Real Estate Bubble In Egypt: New Cairo Case Study -- Chapter 7. Exploring The Challenges For Effective Spatial Planning In New Urban Development: The Case Of Ecotourism In Egypt -- Chapter 8. Decision Making Ideology: Correlation Analysis Between Informal Settlements Growth & Upgrading Policies In Egypt -- Chapter 9. Al So It's Always A Chance: Community-Led Solutions To New Urban Expansion -- Chapter 10. Reusing Lost Urban Space -- Chapter 11. Operational Risk Model Managing Urban Safety In Real State -- Chapter 12. Branding The City: Questioning Mega Malls As New Magnets Of Socio-Economic Vitality In New Cities Around Cairo -- Chapter 13. Towards An Innovative Community: Rethinking The Urban Configuration Of The University Campus Within New Cities -- Chapter 14. Approaches And Factors Affecting Healing Environment In Health Care Facilities For New Cities.
This book seeks to push forward the boundaries of current practices and knowledge to embrace innovative solutions, novel approaches, and grounded technologies within realistic comprehension of economic risks and environmental implications. It investigates different scales and situations, various urban forms and morphology, and various localities and totalities. The book presents a platform of recent research, findings, and answers to pressing issues of building new cities and expanding existing ones in the Middle East and Egypt, within their ecological limits, formulating images, architecture, and public spaces to create liveable, working, and productive cities. At the time of transformation, people continue to influence their habitat and beyond. While facing the compelling challenges of the present, innovative development poses itself as an inevitable response to future demands. In socio-economic disparities and environmental crises, innovation necessitates a mode of action to act responsibly in addressing issues in unconventional manners. The production of space becomes a responsibility towards the development of human resources, promoting their needs, capacities, and advancing a decent quality of life.
Regional planning.
Urban planning.
Urban economics.
Sociology, Urban.
Sustainable development.
Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning.
Urban Economics.
Urban Studies/Sociology.
Sustainable Development.