Introduction to Grand Egyptian

What is/are Grand Egyptian?

Grand Egyptian - All of the six boats are currently housed in the Grand Egyptian Museum magazine in Cairo. ^[1] The research therefore focused on studying the waste management status through presenting the Grand Egyptian Museum project as a case study, as GEM considers one of the biggest construction projects in Egypt at the present time, within the framework of the integrated and sustainable management building materials’ waste; The research goal is to set an integrated and sustainable administration framework for building materials’ waste, using qualitative method to analyze the project’s data through conducting personal interviews with some project managers who are responsible for the construction works of the project, visit their sites, an additional quantitative analysis shall be performed to question the experts about achieving integrated waste management and sustain building materials’ waste. ^[2] There have been some very innovative approaches to cultural heritage management in Egypt, including the establishment of Egypt's new museums, such as regional museums and the Grand Egyptian Museum. ^[3] The Grand Egyptian Museum is considered one of the most important civilizational projects in the current century, as for its unique location, features, and cultural importance. ^[4] The most important national projects campaigns that they were exposed to through their use of digital media are the new Administrative capital projects, the New Alamein City project, the Damietta New Furniture City project, the Grand Egyptian Museum project, the Suez Canal Economic Zone project, the one and a half million acres agricultural project, the city and resort Al-Jalala. ^[5] Abdelwahab (Grand Egyptian Museum Conservation Centre, Mansoura, Egypt). ^[6] This article is the publication of a stela from Abydos that will be exhibited in the Grand Egyptian Museum, Giza (CG 20394/JE 15108). ^[7] Moreover, the twentieth first century witnesses attempts of architecture decolonization and expansion of tourism’s terrains in many projects, such as the Grand Egyptian museum, Alexandria library, Cairo Festival City. ^[8]

grand egyptian museum

All of the six boats are currently housed in the Grand Egyptian Museum magazine in Cairo. ^[1] The research therefore focused on studying the waste management status through presenting the Grand Egyptian Museum project as a case study, as GEM considers one of the biggest construction projects in Egypt at the present time, within the framework of the integrated and sustainable management building materials’ waste; The research goal is to set an integrated and sustainable administration framework for building materials’ waste, using qualitative method to analyze the project’s data through conducting personal interviews with some project managers who are responsible for the construction works of the project, visit their sites, an additional quantitative analysis shall be performed to question the experts about achieving integrated waste management and sustain building materials’ waste. ^[2] There have been some very innovative approaches to cultural heritage management in Egypt, including the establishment of Egypt's new museums, such as regional museums and the Grand Egyptian Museum. ^[3] The Grand Egyptian Museum is considered one of the most important civilizational projects in the current century, as for its unique location, features, and cultural importance. ^[4] The most important national projects campaigns that they were exposed to through their use of digital media are the new Administrative capital projects, the New Alamein City project, the Damietta New Furniture City project, the Grand Egyptian Museum project, the Suez Canal Economic Zone project, the one and a half million acres agricultural project, the city and resort Al-Jalala. ^[5] Abdelwahab (Grand Egyptian Museum Conservation Centre, Mansoura, Egypt). ^[6] This article is the publication of a stela from Abydos that will be exhibited in the Grand Egyptian Museum, Giza (CG 20394/JE 15108). ^[7] Moreover, the twentieth first century witnesses attempts of architecture decolonization and expansion of tourism’s terrains in many projects, such as the Grand Egyptian museum, Alexandria library, Cairo Festival City. ^[8]