Reimagining Bazar Abbas

Exploring Urban Recovery Scenarios

The MEC unit at the Chair of Landscape Architecture invites interested students and young graduates in Egypt as well as Master's students of BTU to apply for the urban recovery workshop that will take place in Cairo and Port Said from 5th to 14th of September 2023.

This workshop is the second event in the series of activities planned for the project Bazar Abbas: Recovery Lab of Port Said. The event is dedicated to exploring diverse scenarios for the urban recovery of Bazar Abbas and its immediate urban surroundings. We will approach the task through various recovery methodologies under the farmework of integrated conservation and development including participatory planning, resilience planning, critical reconstruction, climate adaptaion and heritage-led regeneration. Through expert inputs, excursions, engaging discussions, and hands-on activities, participants will gain invaluable insights and practical skills to envision and shape the future of Bazar Abbas.

Who can apply:

Senior Bachelor’s students, graduates and Master’s students(in Egypt) in the fields of architecture, urban design and urban planning.

BTU Master's Students in the fields of architecture, urban design and urban planning as well as heitage studies with background in Architecture.

Criteria:

• Enthusiasm and critical thinking
• Experience in identifying relevant urban conservation and development problems 
• Experience in defining tasks, methods and strategies to solve problems 
• Ability to design qualified concepts in a traceable manner
• Very good command of English language

How to apply:

Please send you application document including:

• Letter of Motivation (maximum one page)
• CV (Maximum two pages)
• Portfolio showcasing your best relevant examples (maximum 3 examples, up to 5 pages)
• Proof of English Proficiency

as one PDF file of maximum 10 mb to Samar Abdelaal: samar.abdelaal(at)b-tu.de

Application deadline is 23:59 GMT, 20.06.2023

The workshop has the capacity for 20 funded participants, incluidng 15 Egyptians an 5 BTU students. The fund covers travel and accommodation costs.