A contemporary strategy to design the environmental coordination of the Egyptian cities with the philosophy design of active city

         In order to implement the city's active philosophy in the Egyptian city, it must first be realized that it is a lifestyle based on the participation of a number of parties. It aims to integrate physical activity and recreation into the routine of life so that daily activity is safe and easy for all strata of society. For this purpose, we will be able to use the right tools to help us identify and derive the basic and complementary needs of our users in our Egyptian society.

The study came in four sections as follows:

Firstly Research Plan ...

It includes the associated research plan and previous studies as well as the search terms used.

sections I: Cities active studies and analysis...

It included the historical stages of city growth, the city's active definitions and what life is and how it is in everyday life. He mentioned the participants in activating and implementing the city's active philosophy. As well as case studies of some cities that used the city's active strategy.

sections II: The design of landscaping and coordination in the city of human needs ...

It included definitions of the Landscape architecture and historical development, the architecture of the Landscape in the Arab World, the difference between the Landscape architecture and the design of environmental coordination. It also included an explanation of the term humanitarian needs and factors affecting them and their importance in the design processes. As well as the role of the designer in meeting the needs of the user.

sections III: It included definitions of the Landscape architecture and historical development, the architecture of the Landscape in the Arab World, the difference between the Landscape architecture and the design of environmental coordination. It also included an explanation of the term humanitarian needs and factors affecting them and their importance in the design processes. As well as the role of the designer in meeting the needs of the user.

sections V I: Search Applications