HERITAGE-BASED SUSTAINABILITY IN PORT SAID: Classification of Styles and Future Development

Abstract

This research is an attempt to specify the attributes in Port Said's built heritage, most particularly that which was founded towards the end of 19th and early of 20th centuries. The city's development not only interacts with European and Islamic architectural characteristics but it also illustrates the story of this development within unique architectural styles. By accurate conservation policies, this built heritage cannot only be saved, but can also help to improve local residents’ quality of life. The research aims to (a) outline an approach for exploring the architectural styles of Port Said; (b) present the desire of communities to conserve their built heritage through the community participation and (c) propose the challenges and opportunities for sustainable development. Finally, conclusions are drawn about the significance of discussing physical characteristics of built heritage together with environmental, economic and social aspects as a main concern of any sustainable development.

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