Location: Gaza, Palestine.
Date: 2017.
The creation of the Commercial Center in Khan Yunis resulted from an urban design competition initiated by the Khan Yunis Municipality. The project aimed to transform the city center by establishing a contemporary commercial center that catered to the needs of both locals and visitors. The project was situated in Castle Square, an area of historic and cultural significance in the city, and the design competition attracted architects, urban planners, and designers from around the globe. The urban design competition attracted architects, urban planners, and designers from around the world.
The competition was highly anticipated, and the winning proposal was chosen for its unique design that seamlessly integrated the new commercial center with the existing historic buildings and sites in the area. The creation process of the Commercial Center project was a collaborative effort that involved the expertise of architects, urban planners, and community members. The project was carefully planned and executed over several years, with a strong focus on community participation and engagement. The community was involved in every step of the project, from the initial planning stages to the final implementation.
The project was designed to provide a modern and functional space that would meet the needs of the local community and visitors to the area. The commercial center was carefully crafted to provide a variety of shopping and dining options, as well as spaces for community events and gatherings. The center was designed to reflect the unique cultural heritage of the area while also providing a modern and functional space that meets the needs of the people who use it.
