We focus in our research on various urban related subjects varying from culture and history related subjects to governance, planning, architecture, displacement, housing and vulnerability. The heart of all of our research is attempting to understand the city more, and recognising different voices of the actors who make the city. The research team includes people in planning and social studies.
Includes producing publications, art research, video essays, written pieces in forms of essays, articles and booklets. We also develop experimental research methodologies and approaches in the field of urban studies.
Research, Archive
The Khalifa House Museum has adopted a new approach to communicating with its visitors, and as it transitioned into a community museum, large amounts of data and research needed to be collected so the museum can cater to its community.
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The process of urbanization in Sudan, like in many other developing countries, cannot be untangled from the varying waves of displacement, migration, and movement.
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Workable Geographies is a project that focuses on the relationship to Land in the City of Khartoum. The Project channels and generates conversations, on both a local and national scale,
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The Land series is an umbrella research project exploring land in Khartoum and the impact of various planning schemes, policies, laws and structural plans on land acquisition and land rights.
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This small study aims to give an overview on the history of government responses to floods, especially in the case of Tuti Island.
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This small study however tries to examine documented forms of IKS around the world and in Africa specifically to try and see how applicable they are to Sudan.
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This small study aims to give an overview of the history of cinemas in Khartoum and the culture and experience of people who use to attend it throughout the years.
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The Map of Omdurman is an attempt to redraw Omdurman and identify the locations of many important buildings and events; through analyzing old sketches and inaccurate maps of Omdurman.
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