A graduation project by Ali Al Alami presented to Dr. M. Arar at Ajman University. The document defines the Amman Boulevard concept, its historical background, objectives, problem statement, location overview, target users and statistics. It describes the boulevard as a shaded pedestrian link uniting the city's activities under one walkable location, made up of three plazas: Main Plaza, Open…
This document is a graduation project by Ali Al Alami, presented to Dr. M. Arar at Ajman University in 2027. It proposes the Amman Youth Hub and Boulevard, a shaded pedestrian link that unites Amman's scattered entertainment, commercial, and exhibition spaces under one walkable location.
The introduction defines the boulevard as Old Amman transformed into New Amman, using limestone architecture combined with steel, glass, and concrete. It describes three main plazas: Main Plaza, Open Theater Plaza, and Dancing Fountain Plaza, along with cafes, restaurants, galleries, car shows, markets, and nightlife.
The project explains the six parts of the boulevard: Main Entrance Plaza, Creative House, Art and Culture Zone, Open Theater Plaza, Dancing Fountain Plaza, and Nightlife Zone. It covers the day-to-night transformation of spaces and the Car Court for automotive events.
The 'Why' section identifies four problems: fragmentation of entertainment spaces, lack of walkability, lost architectural identity, and untapped potential of Amman's young population and creative scene. The 'How' section proposes creating a continuous shaded pedestrian spine, renovating limestone architecture, structuring around three plazas, and designing spaces that change function throughout the day.
The document includes a table of contents covering introduction, definition, historical background, objectives, problem statement, location overview, target users, and statistics. It is a comprehensive proposal for a social infrastructure project in Amman, Jordan.