Aleppo Citadel | قلعة حلب
A Culture of Building: Courtyard Houses in the Old City of Aleppo
The book documents the local knowledge behind what constitutes a courtyard house in Aleppo, and how that corresponds to local building techniques and materials. Compiled in two parts: Design & Construction
ثقافة بناء البيوت التقليدية في مدينة حلب القديمة
يوثق الكتاب المعرفة المحلية وراء ما يشكل البيت التقليدي في حلب القديمة، وكيف يتوافق ذلك مع تقنيات ومواد البناء المحلية. من جزأين: التصميم والبناء
al-ʿAdiliyya Mosque | جامع العادلية
al-Zawiya al-Hilaliyya | الزاوية الهلالية
al-Bahramiyya Mosque | جامع البهرمية
Khan as-Sabun | خان الصابون
Khan al-Wazir | خان الوزير
Suwayqat Ali Area | منطقة سويقة علي
Post-Conflict Documentation of a Historic Neighborhood
(Suwayqat Ali Area – Old City of Aleppo)
توثيق حي تاريخي بعد الصراع المسلح
(منطقة سويقة علي – مدينة حلب القديمة)
Ghazala house | بيت غزالة
Wakil house | بيت وكيل
Judayda Churches | كنائس حي الجديدة
Bab al-Faraj Clock Tower | برج ساعة باب الفرج
Article | المقالة
Damage Report | تقرير الضرر
Research | بحث
Video | فيديو
Multi Content | محتوى متنوع
Aleppo Archive in Exile- Plan of the Old City of Aleppo
The Plan of the Old City of Aleppo at hand with 16,000 parcels and around 400 ground floor plans, was the result of a close cooperation between BTU, Association of Friends of the Old City of Aleppo and University of Bari based on extensive and long standing academic and practical experience of each institute on the Old City of Aleppo. Finally, the project was carried out within the Archaeological Heritage Network for the preservation of cultural heritage and through a cooperative partnership with the Syrian Heritage Archive Project at the Museum of Islamic Arts in Berlin.
3D-MODEL OF THE ALEPPO BAZAAR
The project “3D-model of the Aleppo bazaar” is part of the initiative “Zero Hour – A Future after the Crisis”. The data research and the development of the 3D-model were carried out in two work groups, which worked in close coordination in two different locations. The research and the preparation of the building information were carried out in Berlin at the department of architecture of the German Archaeological Institute. The actual virtual model was constructed at the faculty of architecture at the Regensburg University for Applied Sciences (OTH), as part of the master programme historic building research.