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Dr. Hanaa  delivered a lecture on *Khedivial Cairo* at Biet Al Meemar. The talk focused on the interdisciplinary developments in Egypt over the past 150 years, exploring both the tangible and intangible elements that shaped the cultural landscape. One key highlight was the Khedivial Cairo Opera House, a groundbreaking venue that tragically was destroyed by fire in 1871. It was home to the first stage designed according to modern standards of that era, as well as music institutes, and later even a radio station. This era was marked by remarkable artistic freedom, allowing music to evolve through the adaptation of Western instruments to fit the Oriental style. Egypt has long stood at the heart of artistic creativity, producing legends like Mohamed Abdelwahab and Umm Kulthum, whose influence continues to resonate in the world of music.
 

Dr. Hanaa was  invited to a lecture to the second-year Landscape Architecture students at Ain Shams University's Faculty of Engineering.

, "Bridging Disciplines: An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Zamalek's Cultural Future on the Nile," focused on using interdisciplinary methodologies to enhance project concepts and site analysis. 

It was all about sharing knowledge and fostering discussions that inspire future landscape architects. Looking forward to more engaging experiences ahead! 

Dr. Hanaa was  invited to a lecture to the second-year Landscape Architecture students at Ain Shams University's Faculty of Engineering.
"Water in Architecture: Blending Beauty, Meaning, and Practicality," we delved into the symbolism of water, its functional roles in buildings, and how it enriches user interaction within architectural spaces.
It was all about sharing knowledge and fostering discussions that inspire future landscape architects. Looking forward to more engaging experiences ahead! 

Dr. Hanaa  was  invited to deliver a lecture titled "Conserving Our Future: Passing Down Tangible and Intangible Heritage to Future Generations" at the Higher Technological Institute in the 10th of Ramadan City.
This lecture is part of the Department of Architecture's Scientific Day, taking place on Tuesday, November 26, 2024.
As an architect and researcher dedicated to heritage conservation, urban regeneration, and sustainability, I deeply value opportunities to engage with future architects and professionals. Together, we can explore how to preserve our rich history while envisioning a sustainable future for generations to come.
Looking forward to an inspiring exchange of ideas! 

Associate Professor Hanaa Moosa, founder and CEO of Rithu for Heritage Conservation Consultancy, delivered a symposium titled “Today is Tomorrow’s Heritage” at the International Academy of Engineering and Media Sciences.

The event was held under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Adel Abdel Ghaffar, President of the Academy, and supervised by Prof. Dr. Saeed Al-Halafawi, Dean of the Engineering Division. The Architectural Engineering Department organized the symposium.

Associate Professor Hanaa Moosa, founder and CEO of Rithu for Heritage Conservation Consultancy, presented a symposium titled “Today is Tomorrow’s Heritage” at the International Academy of Engineering and Media Sciences. The event was organized under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Adel Abdel Ghaffar, President of the Academy, and supervised by Prof. Dr. Saeed Al-Halafawi, Dean of the Engineering Division, with the Architectural Engineering Department handling the organization.

As part of increasing our senior students awareness of the importance of Heritage conservation, We are delighted to have a guest Speaker lecture by Dr. Hanaa Moosa at the Department of Architecture Engineering.
Ain Shams University .
Lecture title: Legislation and Heritage .
As part of the ARC472 Professional Practices and Legislation.