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Climate-Aided Regeneration of Modernist and Brutalist Heritage in Fragile Mediterranean Contexts: The Cases of the Egg and the St. George Hotel in Beirut

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By Khaled Mohamed, Angelo Figliola, Mahmoud Ali
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version The paper addresses the intersection between modern built heritage preservation and Climate-aided Design (CADe) processes in fragile coastal Mediterranean contexts. The study focuses into Beirut city in Lebanon, part of the EMME region and considered a climate change hotspot facing extreme challenges.
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AI Assisted Design in Qt Design Studio: AI Assistant Just Got Smarter

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By Mahmoud Ali
| qt.io
Qt Design Studio 4.8.2 ships a major upgrade to the AI assistant, transforming it into a fully agentic AI and taking AI-assisted design to the next level. It now has access to your entire QML project and can autonomously read, write, and refactor your files to complete tasks end to end. In Qt Design Studio 4.8.1, we introduced the beta version of the AI assistant UI design capabilities.
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Supporting the urban integration between the city of Al-Ula and Petra through the archaeological networks

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By Mahmoud Ali, Abdul Aziz Verified
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: Integrating synchronous historical cities into unified regional networks is vital for sustainable heritage tourism. This research aims to support the urban integration of Al-Ula (Saudi Arabia) and Petra (Jordan) by establishing a transnational archaeological network that capitalizes on their shared Nabataean origins.
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