Talbia and Gaza refugee camps are knows as neglected and struggling places, but both Dr. Fatima Al-Nammari and Dr. Shatha Malhis has spotted the beauty in some actions of the local residents of these places, so they decided to discuss the aesthetics of vernacular Architecture produced by locals in both places.
This paper was discussing the aesthetics of vernacular and spontaneous architecture in both Talbia and Gaza refugee camps, and it included 3D models for both camps and some existing residential housing units as they were built.
-The project received maps were produced and modified on AutoCAD, then transferred to Revit
Architecture to create topographies and continuing modeling the 3D elements.
-All drawings were produced using graphic display options in Revit Architecture, including
the strict images resolutions since these illustrations will be used in a scientific papers