Towards public spaces compatible with climatic changes in Egyptian societies. An applied study on open spaces in (Madinaty)

Authors

Rasha Ahmed Reyad, Dalia Ali Awad Ahmed Reyad, Dalia Ali Awad

Abstract

The (inability to both exist or work together) in the open city-based spaces (where there are lots of homes) communities with climate changes are due to the lack of a clear way(s) of doing things for this, as well as the increase in the costs of (where there are lots of homes) buildings and the increase in their maintenance expenses. The lack of interest in coordinating spaces led to the blurring of public, semi-public, and private properties, and affected the use of these areas. The lack of organization in the (where there are lots of homes) areas and the holy things that showed/described them led to the fact that every (community of people/all good people in the world) in Egypt identify the needs (designed only for/happening only within) the problems of (community of people/all good people in the world), in terms of arranging studies to (accomplish or gain with effort) them and searching for means of communication that would address them. And follow-up between the city-based community and the (clearly connected or related) scientific and research bodies. The (not being there; not being present) of a clear way(s) of doing things to improve the use of these open areas represents a waste of visually useful things/valuable supplies and distortion of (growth of cities with more people) in those cities, in addition to other negative dimensions

Recommended Citation

Ahmed Reyad, Dalia Ali Awad, Rasha Ahmed Reyad, Dalia Ali Awad (2023) "Towards public spaces compatible with climatic changes in Egyptian societies. An applied study on open spaces in (Madinaty)," Journal of Engineering Research: Vol. 7: Iss. 3, Article 18.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/erjeng/vol7/iss3/18