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Recherche Literaturliste zum Thema Freiräume in Kairo
Thilo Folkerts, 09/2012
Kairo Freiräume
Islamische Freiräume historisch
Stefano Bianca: „Urban Form in the Arab World – Past and Present“. ORL-Schriftenreihe Nr. 26, vdf
ETH Zürich, 2000
Liliana Villanueva: „Islamisch geprägte städtische Plätze in Persien und Mittelasien.“ Dissertation TUDarmstadt, 2009
siehe pdf
Kairo Freiräume historisch
Nasser Rabbat: "A Brief History of Green Spaces in Cairo".
In: Cairo: Revitalising a Historic Metropolis. (Stefano Bianca and Philip Jodidio, eds.) Turin: Umberto
Allemandi & C. for Aga Khan Trust for Culture, 2004. 43-53. (Copyright Aga Khan Trust for Culture)
Quelle: archnet.org/library/documents/one-document.jsp?document_id=9585 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Nawal El Messiri: "A Changing Perception of Public Gardens".
In: Cairo: Revitalising a Historic Metropolis. (Stefano Bianca and Philip Jodidio, eds.) Turin: Umberto
Allemandi & C. for Aga Khan Trust for Culture, 2004. 221-233. (Copyright Aga Khan Trust for Culture)
Quelle: archnet.org/library/documents/one-document.jsp?document_id=9594 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Kairo: öffentlicher Raum allgemein
Philip Jodidio: „City of the Future“. In: Cairo: Revitalising a Historic Metropolis. (Stefano Bianca and
Philip Jodidio, eds.) Turin: Umberto Allemandi & C. for Aga Khan Trust for Culture. 235-243. (Copyright
Aga Khan Trust for Culture)
Quelle: archnet.org/library/documents/one-document.jsp?document_id=9595 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
John Harris: "Missing Public Space", Al-Ahram Weekly online. 29 January - 4 February 2009
Issue No. 932.
Quelle: weekly.ahram.org.eg/2009/932/sc6.htm (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Steve Viney: "Reuniting Cairo and its residents through a better use of public space". Egypt
Independent, Fri, 23/09/2011 - 15:34.
Quelle: www.egyptindependent.com/news/reuniting-cairo-and-its-residents-through-better-use-publicspace (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Sarah Goodyear: „The Streets and Squares of Cairo Should Belong to Its People“. www.pps.org Sep
26, 2011
Quelle: www.pps.org/the-streets-and-squares-of-cairo-should-belong-to-its-people (12.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Louise Sarant: „Rooftop gardens: Waging the environment war from your roof“. The Egypt
Independent. Mon, 10/01/2011.
Quelle: www.egyptindependent.com/news/rooftop-gardens-waging-environment-war-your-roof"
(06.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Anouk de Koning: "Global Dreams: Class, Gender, and Public Space in Cosmopolitan Cairo".
Amer Univ in Cairo Pr, Juni 2009. 240 pages
Quelle: www.amazon.de/Global-Dreams-Gender-Public-Cosmopolitan/dp/9774162498
Anette Gangler: „Der Wandel des öffentlichen Raums in islamischen Städten“. In: Garten und
Landschaft 07/2011 Seite 27-30
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Tahrir Square
Mohamed Elshahed: “Tahrir Square - Origins and Futures”. In: Topos 76, 2011
siehe pdf
Katja Schäfer, Florentine Visser: „Der Ort als Denkmal – Ideen für den Tahrir-Platz in Kairo“.
In: Bauwelt, Ausgabe 25, 2012, Seite 10-13.
Quelle: http://www.baufachinformation.de/zeitschriftenartikel.jsp?z=2012079011306 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Ramses Square
World Architecture News (N.N.): "Ramses Square to be transformed by French-Egyptian Design”.
World Architecture News, 27 Oct 2009.
Quelle: www.worldarchitecturenews.com/index.php?fuseaction=wanappln.projectview&upload_id=12571
(11.09.2012)
siehe 2 Pdf
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Helmut Bott, Dr.-Ing. Anette Gangler, Dr.-Ing. Manal El Shahat: "Downtown CairoRamses Square", Ramses Square International Competition. Städtebau-Institut Universität Stuttgart
(Selbstverlag), 2009, 85 S.
Quelle: www.baufachinformation.de/literatur.jsp?bu=2012049015273 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
National Organization for Urban Harmony (ed.): „Ramses Square Competition”, Jury decision.
05.09.2009.
Quelle: http://www.urbanharmony.org/en/en_rcompetition.htm (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Al Azhar Park
cf. > www.alazharpark.com
cf. > archnet.org/library/sites/one-site.jsp?site_id=5060
Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKDN): “Al Azhar and the revitalisation of Darb Al-Ahmar”. Project brief
2005.
Quelle: archnet.org/library/documents/one-document.jsp?document_id=8821 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Hala F. Nassar: “Revolutionary Idea”. In: Landscape Architecture Magazin, April 2011, Ausgabe 89,
Seite 88-101
Quelle: de.zinio.com/pages/LandscapeArchitecture/Apr-11/416161920/pg-90 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Thomas Veser: Al-Azhar-eine blühende Oase. In: Der Gartenbau, Nr. 16, April 2011.
Quelle: www.dergartenbau.ch/fachbeitraege/al-azhar-%E2%80%93-eine-bl%C3%BChende-oase-kairo
(11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Stefano Bianca: “Azhar Park – A jewel in historic Cairo”. In: Topos
52, 2005. P. 88-93
Freiräume am Nil
Hisham S. Gabr: Use and Misuse of Public Open Space Along the Nile Waterfront. Conference paper.
Design for All 1, 2009. Open Space Research Centre.
Quelle: www.openspace.eca.ac.uk/conference/proceedings/PDF/Gabr.pdf (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
G.M.Kondolf, et. al.: “Connecting Cairo to the Nile: Renewing life and heritage on the river”. 2011.
IURD Working Paper No. WP-2011-06. Department of Landscape Architecture & Environmental
Planning, University of California, Berkeley.
Quelle: www.laep.ced.berkeley.edu/research/cairo (21.09.2012)
siehe pdf
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G.M.Kondolf, et. al.: “Connecting Cairo to the Nile”. Institute of Urban and Regional Development,
Berkeley.
Quelle: iurd.berkeley.edu/research/kondolfresearch.shtml (11.09.2012)
Abstract, siehe pdf
informelle Siedlungen, Stadtentwicklung allgemein
Marc Angelil. Slums, Urbane Segregation. In: archithese 04/2005
Quelle: http://www.angelil.arch.ethz.ch/?g=gen7eebab182657424219ea623ad1218943 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Caroline Williams. Transforming the Old: Cairo’s New Medieval City. In: Middle East Journal, Vol. 56,
NO. 3, Summer 2002.
Quelle: archnet.org/library/documents/one-document.jsp?document_id=8245 (11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Ihab Morgan: Die Europäisierung des Stadtbildes von Kairo
no. 205, 4.-5. September 1999, P. 84
American University Press, Cairo / Egypt
Ihab Morgan: Kairo: National, Kolonial, International
no.1, P.135-139, trans, ETH-Z
New Cairo
Mohamed Elshahed: „The Road to New Cairo“. Yadaliyya, Independent Magazine produced by the
Arab Studies Institute, Nov 28 2011. Quelle: www.jadaliyya.com/pages/index/3298/the-road-to-newcairo (21.09.2012)
siehe pdf
Dr. Mootaz Farid, Dr. Hatem El Shafie. An Assessment of the New Cairo City. King Saud University,
(orig. 1996) Quelle:
faculty.ksu.edu.sa/hs/Research/An%20Assessment%20Of%20The%20New%20Cairo%20City.pdf
(11.09.2012)
siehe pdf
cf. > Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen, Ausstellung Kairo, Bauen und Planen für übermorgen.
www.ifa.de/ausstellungen/dt/programmrueckblick/2006/kairo/new-cairo-city/
Flora, Straßenbäume
K.H. Shaltout, M.A. El-Sheikh: „Vegetation of the urban habitats in the Nile Delta region, Egypt“. In:
Urban Ecosystems, Volume 6, Number 3 (2002), 205-221, DOI: 10.1023/A:1026105612771
Quelle: springerlink3.metapress.com/biomedical-and-life-sciences/ (11.09.2012)
abstract siehe .doc
Cairoobserver (blog): „Lessons from elsewhere, Tucson Trees”, posted 10 April, 2012
Quelle: cairobserver.com/post/20849955324/lessons-from-elsewhere-tucson-trees (21.09.2012)
siehe pdf
M. Nabil Hadidi, Loutfy Boulos: “Street trees in Egypt”. Cairo University Herbarium, 1968.
Quelle: books.google.de/books/about/Street_trees_in_Egypt.html?id=fBMmAQAAMAAJ&redir_esc=y
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Liste: allgemein interessante Kairoer Freiräume
Azbakiyya Gardens
Notes: Landscape garden. 1837. Client: Muhammad Ali
cf. > Nasser Rabbat: "A Brief History of Green Spaces in Cairo".
cf. > Nawal El Messiri: "A Changing Perception of Public Gardens".
Ataba-Platz (Midan el Ataba El Khadra,)
Alison Furuto: Ataba & Opera Squares Competition Proposal / ZELLNERPLUS, OLIN, PACER,
MR+E, and Nelson Nygaard. 04 Jun 2011. www.archdaily.com/139347 (12.09.2012)
siehe pdf
cf. > www.lonelyplanet.com/egypt/cairo/sights/museum/midan-ataba
Sayyed Zeinab Cultural Park
Notes: landscape park.
The Cultural Park for Children is located in Sayyida Zeinab, a poor and derelict, although historically
significant neighbourhood in the centre of medieval Cairo. Built on the one hectare site of a former
garden, existing trees and shrubs, including an avenue of palms, have been preserved within an
engagingly complicated geometric scheme, based in part upon the geometries of the nearby Ibn Tulun
Mosque and other important Mamluk and Ottoman monuments in the district. The park includes
libraries, studios, rooms with computer and video games, playgrounds, fountains and several settings
for the performing arts. The park's boundaries are particularly well designed. Low walls penetrated by
arched openings and an entrance gate border a principal thoroughfare. This avenue intersects a
secondary street lined with facilities built along the park wall, including an outdoor cafe, street fountain,
small shops, seats, a community room and library, a prayer space, a large festival plaza, a clinic and
other community services. The jury noted that ‘the insertion of the park into this congested urban fabric
has gone far beyond the original brief. It has generated a renewed sense of community by extending
its presence into the surrounding streets. The residents take pride in their neighbourhood as well as
their park.’
Recipient of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture,1992.
Street Address: Sayyida Zeinab
Architect/Planner: Abdelhalim I. Abdelhalim
Client: Ministry of Culture
Date: 1990
Diverse Projektunterlagen, Pläne, Broschüren, Photos (siehe pdfs)
Quelle: archnet.org/library/sites/one-site.jsp?site_id=1022
The Andalus Garden
Notes: The Andalus Garden was established in 1929 by Zulfugar Pasha as a present to his wife. It
overlooks the Nile and has three sections: the first, al-Ferdous with an arabesque design and
architecture; the second, in an Andalusian style with mosaic steps and a royal hall; and the third, a
Pharaonic section with replicas from ancient Egyptian statues. This garden covers an area of 8,400
square metres.
- The garden is currently administered by the Department of Special Gardens, Cairo Governorate.
- Admission is charged.
Source: El Messiri, Nawal. "A Changing Perception of Public Gardens". 2004. Cairo: Revitalising a
Historic Metropolis. (Stefano Bianca and Philip Jodidio, eds.) Turin: Umberto Allemandi & C. for Aga
Khan Trust for Culture, 221-233.
Quelle: archnet.org/library/sites/one-site.jsp?site_id=10852
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Horeyya Garden, in Tahrir Street
Notes: Horeyya Garden, in Tahrir Street, was established by Ismail Pasha in 1876 and at that time
covered an area of about twenty-nine feddans (equal to 12.2 hectares). Entrance was free of charge
and children's games and activities were abundant. Intrusions by structures into the garden through the
years have reduced its size to seven feddans. The garden was restored in the late 1990s,
safeguarding its botanical heritage. The design of the garden was modified, and the children's section
was removed during the restoration.
- The garden is currently administered by the Department of Special Gardens, Cairo Governorate.
- Admission is charged and limited.
Source: El Messiri, Nawal. "A Changing Perception of Public Gardens". 2004. Cairo: Revitalising a
Historic Metropolis. (Stefano Bianca and Philip Jodidio, eds.) Turin: Umberto Allemandi & C. for Aga
Khan Trust for Culture, 221-233.
Quelle: archnet.org/library/sites/one-site.jsp?site_id=10851
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