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Rethinking Cairo’s elevated urban highways: Scoping impacts and potentials
Urban policies of the last 50 years in Egypt focused on extending and developing road networks to the extent that Egyptians used to describe it as the era of roads and bridges. From such policy came an introduction of a big number of elevated urban highways that cuts through Cairo’s urban fabric to...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2016
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