Mina Emad, Nada tamer, Walaa Khaled, Youssef Hossam, Nagat abd Elghafar
student
Shorouk Academy
Egypt
Architecture
the idea of this project is giving beirut a better business atmosphere and ato be a new economic destination more
Tamer ElSerafi
advisor
Effat University
Saudi Arabia
Dr. Tamer ElSerafi is the Head of the Architecture Department and Director of the Master of Science… more
This project proposes a timely and ambitious urban regeneration strategy for the Port of Beirut, aiming to transform it into a thriving economic, cultural, and memorial destination. The master plan thoughtfully integrates essential components—such as a passenger terminal, warehouses, a free zone business park, and a museum and memorial—creating a multifunctional hub that addresses both economic recovery and collective memory. The emphasis on using sustainable and composite materials is commendable, supporting environmental responsibility in the rebuilding process. While the spatial zoning is clear and pragmatic, further development of public realm connections, waterfront activation strategies, and detailed phasing plans would strengthen the project's urban integration and long-term resilience. Overall, this is a commendable and meaningful approach to healing and revitalizing a critical part of Beirut’s urban and economic fabric.