@article {224341,
	title = {Spatial Analysis Model for Allocation of High-Rise Building," Civil Engineering and Architecture, Vol. 10, No. 5A, pp. 1 - 32,},
	journal = {Civil Engineering and Architecture},
	volume = {10},
	year = {2022},
	pages = {1-32},
	abstract = {<p>The construction of High-Rise Buildings (HRBs) first started in the 19th century, as a sort of vertical urban sustainable development approach trying to minimize the development environmental footprint impact. Although, the debates regarding the HRBs{\textquoteright} pros and cons, this era has witnessed a huge boost in the construction of HRB all over the world. HRBs have transformed into an ego situation where countries not only developed ones but also developing ones have been competing against each other to develop the tallest HRB. HRBs have become a branding for the economic strength and innovative development eras of countries. HBRs have been included within new cities and added to the existing urban context, without any consideration to the ability of these areas to accommodate their social, environmental, economic, and visual impacts, especially on their direst urban context. The study aims, based on several theoretical and analytical studies, to study and record in detail the various impacts of HRBs on the urban context allocating them, based on which a computerized spatial analysis model is to be composed (HRBSAModel) using geographic information systems software (GIS) and remote sensing technology. The achieved model is expected to act as a contingency tool to mitigate the negative impacts of the existing HRB on its urban context, and as a proactive tool within the city urban design process for allocating the most sustainable location for future HRBs.</p>
},
	url = {https://www.hrpub.org/journals/article_info.php?aid=12343},
	author = {Nehal M. Mohamed and Soad Y. Bashandy and Abdullah F. Al-Attar and Hesham M El-Barmelgy*}
}
