Department of architecture and built environment, university of nottingham

Urban Regeneration and the Transformation of Urban Waterfront; A Case Study of Liverpool Waterfront Regeneration The research aims to explore the process by which the transformation of Liverpool waterfront took place. The research emphasizes on the issue of urban design and place making. It employs a qualitative approach in which the researcher examined a significant amount of regeneration related documents, numerous field visits, and conducted a number of focus interviews with the key… Show more Urban Regeneration and the Transformation of Urban Waterfront; A Case Study of Liverpool Waterfront Regeneration The research aims to explore the process by which the transformation of Liverpool waterfront took place. The research emphasizes on the issue of urban design and place making. It employs a qualitative approach in which the researcher examined a significant amount of regeneration related documents, numerous field visits, and conducted a number of focus interviews with the key stakeholders. The study also examined a number of key areas: The impact of economic globalization & urban competitiveness on the process waterfront regeneration; The role played by urban design, contemporary urban architecture and place making in shaping the urban environment and mediating between the interest of different stakeholders; To role of culture and built heritage and how that has shaped the city urban identity. Show less

Department of architecture and built environment, university of nottingham

The research investigated how much is it applicable for a third world country ‘Sudan’ to adopt sustainable waterfront regeneration strategies from leading international waterfront organisations. The research focuses on the area along the Blue Nile River in Khartoum, Sudan. The physical, social and economic dimensions of the case study were examined. The research concluded that despite lessons from international waterfront regeneration projects can be beneficial, yet, adopting international… Show more The research investigated how much is it applicable for a third world country ‘Sudan’ to adopt sustainable waterfront regeneration strategies from leading international waterfront organisations. The research focuses on the area along the Blue Nile River in Khartoum, Sudan. The physical, social and economic dimensions of the case study were examined. The research concluded that despite lessons from international waterfront regeneration projects can be beneficial, yet, adopting international criteria for waterfront regeneration in Khartoum can be perilous. Waterfront regeneration in Khartoum has to respect its context and unique urban problems in order to be successful. Show less

Department of architecture, university of khartoum

A 5 years course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in architecture

Student Union, President of the Islamic Society

Associated with Mohamed M. Fageir Hussein

Representative of Architecture and Urbanism Research Division

Associated with Mohamed M. Fageir Hussein