A Proposal to Rehabilitate Ouda Pasha Archaeological Agency in Historic Cairo Based on the Building’s Data and the Needs of its Surrounding Urban


World Heritage Site: Historic Cairo

Publication Year: 2022

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE45599EB93A

Summary

Ouda Pasha Agency, one of the few remaining Ottoman agencies in Cairo, faces severe threats due to neglect and improper use, endangering its archaeological and architectural values. A recent study highlights the urgent need for conservation intervention, proposing rehabilitation that integrates the building into its urban context while repurposing it as a commercial craft center and a themed hotel. The research combines detailed analysis of the building's data with an assessment of surrounding urban needs to ensure sustainable preservation.

Citation

Ali, A., Elsoqayem, O., Rizq, S., Ali, H., Fawzy, H., Shabka, M., Helmy, R., Lashen, A., & ElSheikha, A. A. (2022). A Proposal to Rehabilitate Ouda Pasha Archaeological Agency in Historic Cairo Based on the Building’s Data and the Needs of its Surrounding Urban. Advanced Research in Conservation Science, 3(1), 13–29. https://doi.org/10.21608/arcs.2022.132759.1023

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