Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study)
The spread of COVID-19 has impacted the shape and use of public spaces today and will presumably influence how we approach urban planning, design, and management in the future. Particularly in the urban dense areas with limited public space. Urban historic centers are considered high-density employm...
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2023-01-01
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description | The spread of COVID-19 has impacted the shape and use of public spaces today and will presumably influence how we approach urban planning, design, and management in the future. Particularly in the urban dense areas with limited public space. Urban historic centers are considered high-density employment hubs, as they host valuable and cultural services, according to UNESCO historic urban landscape (HUL) intends to enhance the sustainability of planning and design interventions. Therefore, the paper aims to investigate the relationships between historic urban landscape, health, and well-being post COVID-19 using geospatial measures of the urban built environment. The paper addresses two research questions: How do historic urban landscape characteristics relate to health and well-being post COVID-19?, What are the best practices for developing historic urban spaces post-pandemic in the dense urban fabric?. Historic Cairo as a case study is empirically examined using spatial analysis tools. The paper ends with design guidelines for Historic urban spaces using HUL approach, which could be applied in urban development policy design and planning. |
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spelling | doaj.art-8a1e3940768e4781b9390e8519a60f7a2023-02-09T00:41:18ZaraCairo University, Faculty of Urban and Regional Planning in Cooperation with The Egyptian Knowledge Bank (EKB).Journal of Urban Research2090-06942682-45152023-01-0147110411910.21608/jur.2022.157199.1103 Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study)Dalia Shebl Said0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3193-2199Kariman Ahmed Shawky1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2790-8364Faculty of Engineering ,kafrelshiekh University ,kafrelshiekh ,EgyptUrban Design Department, Faculty of Urban and Regional Planning, Cairo University, Giza, EgyptThe spread of COVID-19 has impacted the shape and use of public spaces today and will presumably influence how we approach urban planning, design, and management in the future. Particularly in the urban dense areas with limited public space. Urban historic centers are considered high-density employment hubs, as they host valuable and cultural services, according to UNESCO historic urban landscape (HUL) intends to enhance the sustainability of planning and design interventions. Therefore, the paper aims to investigate the relationships between historic urban landscape, health, and well-being post COVID-19 using geospatial measures of the urban built environment. The paper addresses two research questions: How do historic urban landscape characteristics relate to health and well-being post COVID-19?, What are the best practices for developing historic urban spaces post-pandemic in the dense urban fabric?. Historic Cairo as a case study is empirically examined using spatial analysis tools. The paper ends with design guidelines for Historic urban spaces using HUL approach, which could be applied in urban development policy design and planning.https://jur.journals.ekb.eg/article_280617_535658feda489a5adca9bd81eacb65a7.pdfhistoric urban landscapepost pandemicurban regeneration(covid-19) pandemicculture landscapeopen spaceshistoric cairo |
spellingShingle | Dalia Shebl Said Kariman Ahmed Shawky Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study) Journal of Urban Research historic urban landscape post pandemic urban regeneration (covid-19) pandemic culture landscape open spaces historic cairo |
title | Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study) |
title_full | Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study) |
title_fullStr | Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study) |
title_full_unstemmed | Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study) |
title_short | Re-Shaping Urban Regeneration After the Pandemic, Historic Cairo (Case Study) |
title_sort | re shaping urban regeneration after the pandemic historic cairo case study |
topic | historic urban landscape post pandemic urban regeneration (covid-19) pandemic culture landscape open spaces historic cairo |
url | https://jur.journals.ekb.eg/article_280617_535658feda489a5adca9bd81eacb65a7.pdf |
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