Assessment of the Sustainable Urban Regeneration in Palestine - Qanzu'a, Najwa
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Traditional quarters have been continuously influenced by the constant change of their surrounding environment. A growing number of regeneration initiatives have only focused on deprived historical cities, ignoring traditional quarters in rural towns suffering also from decay; from being a valuable part of the development. This research assesses a regeneration initiative of a whole traditional quarter (Birzeit) and how far intervention strategies for its urban regeneration provide sustainable responses to the historical environment, social and economic aspects as well as the community s needs.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Traditional quarters have been continuously influenced by the constant change of their surrounding environment. A growing number of regeneration initiatives have only focused on deprived historical cities, ignoring traditional quarters in rural towns suffering also from decay; from being a valuable part of the development. This research assesses a regeneration initiative of a whole traditional quarter (Birzeit) and how far intervention strategies for its urban regeneration provide sustainable responses to the historical environment, social and economic aspects as well as the community s needs. It uses the theory of urban regeneration, addresses other concepts and concentrates on assessment of the planning process, analysis of the impacts of the regeneration initiative and the roles of different actors. This research is dominated by a qualitative approach and exploratory nature and incorporates the quantitative method. The research concludes to policy makers and planners that perceiving physical conservation is not effective without the integration of the economic and social dimensions and full partnership of the community to cause sustainable regeneration of a traditional quarter.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Najwa Qanzua earned her B.S degree in Architect engineer and Master in Urban Planning and Design from Birzeit University, Palestine (2007). She earned her PhD in Spatial Planning with a focus on Sustainable Urban Regeneration of Old Cities from the Technical University of Dortmund, Germany (2013). Currently she works as a freelancer researcher.