THE REVIVALISM OF THE NEGLECTED ANCIENT GREECE-ROMAN TOWN (LEUKASPIS) IN AL ALAMEIN. REMAINS ARE SCATTERED AND OUT OF ORDER AND ARE NEEDED TO BE SAVED. THE PROJECT IS LOCATED WHERE THE ANCIENT REMAINS ARE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH-EAST DESERT OF AL-ALAMEIN.

THE REMAINS ARE ORDERED BASED ON A CERTAIN MODULE (8M X 8M) THAT INFLUENCE THE PROJECT BASED ON ITS GUIDELINES. THE PROJECT STARTS WITH THE MUSEUM GOING THROUGH THE ROUT OF THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE GREECE-ROMAN TOWN WITH HOLOGRAMS AND VISUAL REALITY. THE TOUR ENDS WITH ITS PATH LEADING TO THE REMAINS ABOVE IT THE SUSPENDED  PEDESTRIAN BRIDE FOR THE USER TO HAVE A BETTER PERSPECTIVE OF THE REMAINS.

THERE ARE A LOT OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES SCATTERED IN AL ALAMEIN BUT THE CHOSEN IS UNIQUE AS IT USED TO BE THE MAIN SQUARE (MEDELSZA) OF LEUKASPIS . THE NORTH AND EAST SIDES HAD COLONNADED PORTICOES, 3.6m AND 3.2m WIDE RESPECTIVELY. THE NORTHAN WING OF THE PARTICO WAS ANGLED IN IMPERCEPTIBLY, GIVING THE SQUARE AN OVERALL SLIGHTLY TRAPEZOID FORM IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE ITS PLAN TO STANDING BATH ARCHITECTURE ON THE NORTH. THE SQUARE’S OVERALL DIMENSIONS IS 128m OF LENGTH AND 81m OF WIDTH.