Urban Discourse 2 - A Deep Dive into Urban Planning Models: Origins, Approaches, and Application ...
About the Program
A new program in collaboration between ArchNet and Oecumene Spaces for Dignity, the Urban Talk Series – Urban Pulses is an educational initiative designed to engage participants in the fundamentals and discussions of urban science. This series will focus on urban planning, urbanism, and urban design, with an emphasis on spatial agency in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The initiative aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of global urban models that have influenced the MENA region for over two centuries. In addition, the series will offer essential elements that enable participants to understand, explore, and learn the fundamentals of urban planning.
About the Program Facilitator
Insaf Ben Othman Hamrouni is a Tunisian architect, urban planner, and strategic researcher with over fifteen years of experience in urban development. She holds degrees from prestigious universities such as ENSAPLV in Paris, the University of Stuttgart, and Ain Shams University. Insaf is the principal founder of Oecumene Spaces for Dignity, an organization that works to redefine architecture and art to support and build communities. She co-founded the PlacemakingMena platform and organized exhibitions and seminars such as "Ala Abuh" and "Architecture for Change Series." She teaches at international universities and develops unique tools for teaching art, architecture, and urban design theories. She also organizes creative design workshops to foster knowledge exchange.
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