Djamel Boussaa
Biographic Data
| ID | 1285520 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Djamel Boussaa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Djamel |
| FAMILY NAME | Boussaa |
| SIGNATURE | BOUSSAA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Qatar University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9415-5094 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Creative movements and urban regeneration in Qatar
The integration of cultural heritage and creative identity into contemporary urban development has emerged as a significant paradigm for fostering creativity, innovation, and economic prosperity in rapidly developing Gulf cities. Going beyond traditional planning practices, cultural regeneration and creative districts have become increasingly important for developing vibrant and inclusive urban futures as they navigate global interurban competiti…
Cultural heritage tourism as a catalyst of urban regeneration
The impact of globalization on the revival of innovative housing models in Doha, Qatar
After the oil and economic boom of the 20th century, Doha experienced significant development in terms of the architectural scene, design, function, and sociocultural transformations. The advancements in global architecture have facilitated innovative and streamlined construction processes, while creating a paradigm shift in the overall architecture of dwellings and how people navigate around the house. In this context, this research aims to stud…
The historic city of Benghazi in Libya
Urban Regeneration of Old Neighborhoods
Qatar witnessed its first urban expansion era following economic prosperity amid the discovery and production of oil and its exportation in the early 1950s. However, the capital city of Qatar, Doha, beheld numerous challenges following the rapid growth that resulted in unsystematic urban sprawl in the city. Therefore, the country developed national expansion plans and policies for the geographical city change process by encouraging sustainable an…
Cultural heritage tourism as a catalyst for sustainable development; the case of old Oyo town in Nigeria
Over the last century, cultural heritage in Nigeria has experienced advanced neglect and continual degradation. This debacle created a trend whereby heritage resources have been wholly or partially replaced by new structures. The few heritage remnants in the locale will disappear if schemes to ameliorate, conserve and adaptive reuse are lacking. This research seeks a paradigm shift that balances the debacle and creates a sustainable physical deve…
The past as a catalyst for cultural sustainability in historic cities; the case of Doha, Qatar
Historic urban centres are struggling to survive in rapidly emerging global environments. While many significant historic districts were demolished to pave the way for new environments, others just disappeared from neglect and destruction. Tensions over land use and the continued consumption of historical areas such as trade and tourism place considerable pressures on their distinctive values that make them attractive places in which to live, wor…
The Social Sustainability of Historic Centres in North Africa
The past as a catalyst for cultural sustainability in historic cities; the case of Doha, Qatar
Historic urban centres are struggling to survive in rapidly emerging global environments. While many significant historic districts were demolished to pave the way for new environments, others just disappeared from neglect and destruction. Tensions over land use and the continued consumption of historical areas such as trade and tourism place considerable pressures on their distinctive values that make them attractive places in which to live, wor…
Urban Regeneration of Old Neighborhoods
Qatar witnessed its first urban expansion era following economic prosperity amid the discovery and production of oil and its exportation in the early 1950s. However, the capital city of Qatar, Doha, beheld numerous challenges following the rapid growth that resulted in unsystematic urban sprawl in the city. Therefore, the country developed national expansion plans and policies for the geographical city change process by encouraging sustainable an…
Cultural heritage tourism as a catalyst for sustainable development; the case of old Oyo town in Nigeria
Over the last century, cultural heritage in Nigeria has experienced advanced neglect and continual degradation. This debacle created a trend whereby heritage resources have been wholly or partially replaced by new structures. The few heritage remnants in the locale will disappear if schemes to ameliorate, conserve and adaptive reuse are lacking. This research seeks a paradigm shift that balances the debacle and creates a sustainable physical deve…
The historic city of Benghazi in Libya
The Social Sustainability of Historic Centres in North Africa
The Social Sustainability of Historic Centres in North Africa
The past as a catalyst for cultural sustainability in historic cities; the case of Doha, Qatar
Historic urban centres are struggling to survive in rapidly emerging global environments. While many significant historic districts were demolished to pave the way for new environments, others just disappeared from neglect and destruction. Tensions over land use and the continued consumption of historical areas such as trade and tourism place considerable pressures on their distinctive values that make them attractive places in which to live, wor…
Cultural heritage tourism as a catalyst for sustainable development; the case of old Oyo town in Nigeria
Over the last century, cultural heritage in Nigeria has experienced advanced neglect and continual degradation. This debacle created a trend whereby heritage resources have been wholly or partially replaced by new structures. The few heritage remnants in the locale will disappear if schemes to ameliorate, conserve and adaptive reuse are lacking. This research seeks a paradigm shift that balances the debacle and creates a sustainable physical deve…
The impact of globalization on the revival of innovative housing models in Doha, Qatar
After the oil and economic boom of the 20th century, Doha experienced significant development in terms of the architectural scene, design, function, and sociocultural transformations. The advancements in global architecture have facilitated innovative and streamlined construction processes, while creating a paradigm shift in the overall architecture of dwellings and how people navigate around the house. In this context, this research aims to stud…
The historic city of Benghazi in Libya
Urban Regeneration of Old Neighborhoods
Qatar witnessed its first urban expansion era following economic prosperity amid the discovery and production of oil and its exportation in the early 1950s. However, the capital city of Qatar, Doha, beheld numerous challenges following the rapid growth that resulted in unsystematic urban sprawl in the city. Therefore, the country developed national expansion plans and policies for the geographical city change process by encouraging sustainable an…
Cultural heritage tourism as a catalyst of urban regeneration
Creative movements and urban regeneration in Qatar
The integration of cultural heritage and creative identity into contemporary urban development has emerged as a significant paradigm for fostering creativity, innovation, and economic prosperity in rapidly developing Gulf cities. Going beyond traditional planning practices, cultural regeneration and creative districts have become increasingly important for developing vibrant and inclusive urban futures as they navigate global interurban competiti…
Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Environmental planning (4 works) · Cultural heritage (3 works) · Religious Tourism and Spaces (3 works) · Sustainability (3 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works)