Part I: The Urban Analysis of the Area

The documentation work presented in this publication, in English and Arabic, was developed between August 2019 and February 2020 within the framework of Stunde-Null: Post-Conflict Recovery of Urban Cultural Heritage -- Case Study: Old City of Aleppo. The German Federal Foreign Office financed the study. A number of meetings and workshops with the project team members, partners and network (BTU Cottbus - Senftenberg – Stuttgart University) took place in 2019, to define the study area, the feasibility of the study, and to discuss the working methodology. These sessions were as follows: 22-23 August 2019: Berlin – Workshop on selection criteria and parameters for the study area (pilot project). 30 October 2019: Berlin – Workshop on first results of the pilot project and merging synergies. 5-6 December 2019: Bari – Coordination meeting to wrap-up the work and discuss how to be present the results. The Project’s Working Team was coordinated by the Museum für Islamische Kunst, Pergamonmuseum, Berlin (Museum for Islamic Art): Stefan Weber (Museum Director, Project Supervisor); Anne Mollenhauer (Project Management Coordinator); Dima Dayoub (Project Coordinator) Authors: Giulia Annalinda Neglia (Bari Polytechnic University, Associate Professor); Ruba Kasmo (Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakif University, Associate Professor); Thierry Grandin (Consulting Architect)