The Eastern Necropolis in Cairo and its Buffer Zone (Towards a Sustainable Conservation Strategy) | Zendy

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The Eastern Necropolis in Cairo and its Buffer Zone (Towards a Sustainable Conservation Strategy)

Author(s) -

Mohammed El Barmelgy,

Soheir Hawas,

Shaimaa Ashour,

Ghada Attiaa

Publication year - 2016

Publication title -

procedia environmental sciences

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1878-0296

DOI - 10.1016/j.proenv.2016.04.016

Subject(s) - world heritage , buffer zone , geography , slum , work (physics) , cultural heritage , environmental planning , field research , field survey , sustainable development , archaeology , civil engineering , political science , engineering , sociology , cartography , social science , population , mechanical engineering , demography , tourism , law

The Eastern Necropolis is part of the World Heritage property of Historic Cairo in the URHC 2010-2012. It underlies a diversity of forces that lead to urban informality and ruins the sky line of Old Historic Cairo. Applying a sustainable conservation strategy will supposedly stop further slum formation and achieve urban equality. The research is divided into: 1)Pilot study, 2) Field Work and Survey; Evaluation for the study zone and creating a Base Map for the Eastern Necropolis, 3) Documentary studies; Conservation of heritage areas as an approach to regional planning, 4)Research results and final conclusion

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