Mots-clés
local communities / social aspects / built heritage / vernacular architecture / cultural significance / streets / case studies / history of architecture / sustainable development / historic quarters / World Heritage List / nominations / urban heritage / architectural heritage / cultural tourism / theory of town planning / urban archaeological sites / building typologies / structures of buildings / town and country planning / conservation of architecture / conservation of historic sites / management / education / urban fabric analysis / historic landscapes / sustainable tourism / visitor flow / economic impact / economic value / theory of architecture / international conventions / interpretation / management plans / nomination forms / tentative lists / craftsmanship / vernacular landscapes / historic towns / intangible cultural heritage
Résumé en anglais
Workshop "Urban Architectural Heritage and Social Interaction" aims at understanding the heritage context in Rashid as Egyptian tentative world heritage city; estimating socio-economically how the local community deals with their surrounding cultural heritage; what their requirements are; and how far they welcome the heritage tourism in their historic city. This (workshop) was made, in collaboration with Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities (Administration of Cultural Development and Community Engagement, Minister Office – Museums Sector: National Rashid Museum), possible (in part) through the support of the small grants program (Cycle 1 - Round 3) of the Arab Council of the Social Sciences with funding from the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA). Moreover, Australia ICOMOS honoured a workshop sharing internationally its outcomes via Australia ICOMOS e-mail News No. 804.