Шуафат

Recently however the Sorbonne scholar Prof. Sylvaine Bulle has cited the Shuafat refugee camp  for its urban renewal dynamic, seeing it as an example of a creative adaptation to the fragmented space of the camps towards creating what she calls a bricolage city, with businesses relocating from east Jerusalem there and new investment in commercial projects.<ref>[http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1030932.html Esther Zandberg, 'Their Shoafat outshines her Paris,' Haaretz 26/10/2008]</ref>

Recently however the Sorbonne scholar Prof. Sylvaine Bulle has cited the Shuafat refugee camp  for its urban renewal dynamic, seeing it as an example of a creative adaptation to the fragmented space of the camps towards creating what she calls a bricolage city, with businesses relocating from east Jerusalem there and new investment in commercial projects.<ref>[http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1030932.html Esther Zandberg, 'Their Shoafat outshines her Paris,' Haaretz 26/10/2008]</ref>

{{Jerusalem First LRT Line}}

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The neighbourhood’s [[Main Street]], Shuafat Road, was previously part of [[Highway 60 (Israel)|route 60]]. In the 1990s a new route was built to the east of the neighbourhood, a dual carriageway with 3 lines in each direction, relieving [[traffic congestion]] along the road.

The neighbourhood’s [[Main Street]], Shuafat Road, was previously part of [[Highway 60 (Israel)|route 60]]. In the 1990s a new route was built to the east of the neighbourhood, a dual carriageway with 3 lines in each direction, relieving [[traffic congestion]] along the road.

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