Engineers Ayah Khfajah and Israa Al-Masri Win First Place in Planning Competition

Engineers Ayah Khfajah and Israa Al-Masri Win First Place in Planning Competition

We are extremely proud to announce that Engineers Ayah Khfajah and Israa Al-Masri, both members of the RCM Engineering Team at Palestine University, have won first place in the Planning Competition for designing a 470-dunum area east of Hamad City in Khan Yunis. The competition was organized under the patronage of the Palestinian Housing Council, in collaboration with the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), the Ministry of Local Government, and the Ministry of Public Works.

The engineers presented an innovative and practical urban design that combines sustainable development principles with modern infrastructure, aiming to meet the needs of the local community. The project stood out for its detailed planning, which included the creation of residential and commercial zones, as well as public spaces to enhance the quality of life for residents. Special attention was given to providing sustainable transportation options and green spaces within the plan, reflecting the team’s commitment to environmental principles in modern city design.

This achievement highlights the exceptional creativity and expertise of the team in urban planning and architectural engineering. It demonstrates their ability to offer integrated engineering solutions that align with community needs and sustainable development goals. This victory is a significant step forward in showcasing the role of Palestinian engineers in urban planning and innovation.

We congratulate Engineers Ayah Khfajah and Israa Al-Masri on this outstanding achievement, and we look forward to seeing more of their future projects that will continue to make a positive impact in the field of engineering and urban development. Their success serves as an inspiration to students and young engineers, affirming the importance of teamwork and determination in achieving success in projects that contribute to the development of communities.

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