التصميم الحضري المستدام للحرم الجامعي: دراسة تحليلية

Abstract EN

Environmental pollution, depletion of natural resources, and the rise in energy costs were all strong indicators that made the world turn intensely to the thought of sustainability.

the built environment had the most significant and negative impact on environmental pollution, so the biggest challenge was to create an urban environment with sustainable characteristics of reducing energy consumption, optimal use of resources, and relying on renewable energies, water resources conservation, and waste recycling.

the university campus is one of the most critical projects that combine education and knowledge and achieve a better future for the youth sector with the most influence in society.

therefore, the research was interested in presenting the study of the sustainability of urban design for the built environment in the university campus by identifying the components of the mental and visual image of the university-built environment and studying the extent of its integration with the three sustainability axes (environmental, economic, and social).

a comparative analysis of three experiences (global, regional, and local) succeeded in achieving sustainability in the university campus’s-built environment.

the research concluded with devising strategies that must be considered to achieve sustainability in its three aspects (environmental, economic, and social) in the urban university environment, applied in those experiences, and applied locally.

whereas the implementation of the idea of sustainability in the urban environment, in general, suffers from a delay in the developing countries in general and Egypt due to their exposure to the severe depletion of their natural resources and wealth without considering the rights of future generations or planning for their future needs.