Desert construction between tourism and sustainability

Abstract

Modern urban Policy faces the problem of orientation and stability. Where it has become necessary to make construction in some areas adapt according to the preference of the climate and the developmental policy that characterizes the planning and reconstruction plans. On the other hand, loosening the screws on the major cities that know many crises and problems, whether in terms of organization, management or planning.

In order to achieve this desired balance, Algeria, like other countries, resorted to a new development policy based on heading south towards the desert. It established cities and created modern population groups that are compatible with the geographical nature that characterizes the desert, both in terms of the type of housing, building materials and the urban nature that characterizes the desert regions.