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Lecture - Save Alex: Grassroots mobilization for urban and architectural conservation in Alexandria

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Theme:	Architecture/Urbanism
Format:	Lecture
Date:	Jun 15, 2013 7:00pm
Organized by:	Megawra - Built Environment Collective
Venue:	Megawra - Built Environment Collective
Address:	2 Darb al-Shaykh Khalil, beside Sabil Umm ‘Abbas, off Saliba St., al-Khalifa., Cairo,
Admission:	Arabic
Website:	www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10201021820329101&set=o.213229872049997&type=1&theater

The lecture will be presented by Mohamad Abouelkheir, Ahmad Hasan Mostafa and MOhammed Adel Dessouki. Respondent: Heliopolis Heritage (others tba).

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