Selim, M., Abd El-Baky, H. (2013). THE SOCIAL URBAN SPACES SYSTEM AS A TOOL TO SUSTAIN MARKETS IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES Case Study of El-Khamis Market in Cairo, Egypt. Journal of Urban Research, 10(1), 114-139. doi: 10.21608/jur.2013.93837
Mahmoud Taha Mahmoud Selim; Heba Farouk Abd El-Baky. "THE SOCIAL URBAN SPACES SYSTEM AS A TOOL TO SUSTAIN MARKETS IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES Case Study of El-Khamis Market in Cairo, Egypt". Journal of Urban Research, 10, 1, 2013, 114-139. doi: 10.21608/jur.2013.93837
Selim, M., Abd El-Baky, H. (2013). 'THE SOCIAL URBAN SPACES SYSTEM AS A TOOL TO SUSTAIN MARKETS IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES Case Study of El-Khamis Market in Cairo, Egypt', Journal of Urban Research, 10(1), pp. 114-139. doi: 10.21608/jur.2013.93837
Selim, M., Abd El-Baky, H. THE SOCIAL URBAN SPACES SYSTEM AS A TOOL TO SUSTAIN MARKETS IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES Case Study of El-Khamis Market in Cairo, Egypt. Journal of Urban Research, 2013; 10(1): 114-139. doi: 10.21608/jur.2013.93837
THE SOCIAL URBAN SPACES SYSTEM AS A TOOL TO SUSTAIN MARKETS IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES Case Study of El-Khamis Market in Cairo, Egypt
Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Helwan University
Abstract
In Cairo communities, it's noted that there's no concern for the Social Urban Spaces in the low- income communities markets. They do not even exist at all in the design program of the market in spite of their importance in achieving social sustainability. The problem of the research can be summarized in the design of the low-income community markets to achieve the largest quantity of the sale and purchase units, without recognizing the market value for the community as Social Urban Spaces that are important for the achievement of social sustainability. The research aims at understanding and analyzing the low-income communities markets in terms of types, components, areas and activities, and then deducting the system of Social Urban Spaces through relating them to the market areas as a tool for achieving the social sustainability in the low-income communities markets.
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