A Comprehensive Assessment Model for Examining Sustainable Practices and Green Economy Criteria: An Examination of Egypt's NAC

Abstract

The Administrative Capital is emerging as a prominent urban center in the Middle East, prompting the need for significant expansion projects to achieve balanced urban growth. This research examines the urban renaissance using evaluation methodologies that incorporate sustainability criteria, focusing on environmental, social, and green economy aspects. Employing the ETE method, the study established evaluation criteria and their weights through the Delphi method. Experts engaged in two rounds of questionnaires, refining their evaluations based on anonymous feedback from prior responses. The TOPSIS applied to create an integrated evaluation model with particular emphasis on the iconic tower project. Data collection involved extensive site visits, comprehensive project documentation, and expert evaluations through structured questionnaires. aimed to deliver a nuanced understanding of architectural needs concerning sustainability, with findings designed to inform future development initiatives in line with sustainability objectives.