Ayham Dalal (Ehemalige)
C08 : Architekturen des Asyls IIWissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Technische Universität Berlin
BH-5-1 | Raum 205
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1
10587 Berlin
Vita
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Seit 2015
Doktorarbeit, Technische Universität Berlin
(Arbeitstitel) Between Humanitarian and Socio-Cultural Order: Understanding the Conflicts and Potentials Emerging from Refugee Camps Urbanisation. (Betreuer: Prof. Dr. Philipp Misselwitz).
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2012 – 2014
Master of Science Integrated Urbanism and Sustainable Design (M. Sc.), Universität Stuttgart und Aim Shams University
(Thesis) Camp Cities between Planning and Practice: Mapping the Urbanisation of Zaatari Camp. (BetreuerInnen: Prof. Dr. Nina Gribat, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Salheen, Dr. Yehya Serag, M. Arch. Omar Aziz Hallaj).
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2005 – 2011
Bachelor in Architectural Engineering (BA), Al-Bath University, Syria (Thesis) Planning and Designing the Campus of Tartous University in Syria.
Forschungsschwerpunkte
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Insbesondere ist er am urbanen Raum, Informalität, Resilienz, Kultur, Machtdynamiken, Identitätspolitik interessiert. Dabei fokussiert er sich auf sozio-räumliche Praktiken und Transformationen des Raums und deren Mapping/Visualisierung durch verschiedene Medien und Illustrationstechniken. Seine Forschung wird von seinem Interesse an Ethnographie, Anthropologie, Kulturwissenschaften, Urbanisierungs-Theorien und deren Zusammenhang zu Architektur-Design und zeitgenössischen urbanen Praktiken beeinflusst.
Dissertation
(Working Title) Between Humanitarian and Socio-Cultural Order: Understanding the Conflicts and Potentials Emerging from Refugee Camps Urbanisation. (Betreuer: Prof. Dr. Philipp Misselwitz).
Publikationen
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Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications
Dalal, A., „Why ‘now’ is an important moment in history: coronavirus and the refigured mobility of the world.“ Town Planning Review, 92(1),97-105, 2021.
Dalal, A., „The Refugee Camp as Site of Multiple Encounters and Realizations“, Review of Middle East Studies, Special Issue edited by George Bajalia, Sami Al-Daghistani & Soraya Batmanghelichi, 55(2), 215-233, 2021.
Dalal, A., „Why ‘now’ is an important moment in history: Coronavirus and the refigured mobility of the world“, Town Planning Review, Special Issue on Coronavirus, Liverpool University Press, 2020, 1-9, [Ahead of print]. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3828/tpr.2020.76
Dalal, A., „The refugee camp as urban housing“, Housing Studies, 2020. DOI: 10.1080/02673037.2020.1782850
Dalal, A., Darwish, A., Misselwitz, P., Steigemann, A., „Planning the ideal refugee camp? A critical interrogation of planning ‚innovations‘ in Germany and Jordan“, Urban Planning, 2019. DOI: 10.17645/up.v3i4.1726
Dalal, A., „Uncovering Culture and Identity in Refugee Camps“, Humanities, 6(3), 61, 2017. DOI:10.3390/h6030061
Dalal, A., “A Socio-Economic Perspective on the Urbanisation of Zaatari Camp in Jordan”, Migration Letters, Vol. 12, No: 3, 263-278, 2015. ISSN: 1741-8984 & e-ISSN: 1741-8992
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Peer-Reviewed Book Chapters
Dalal, Ayham, Aline Fraikin, and Antonia Noll. 2021. “Appropriating Tempohomes.” In Spatial Transformations: The Effect of Mediatization, Mobility and Social Dislocation on the Re-Figuration of Spaces, edited by Angela Million, Christian Haid, Ignacio Castillo Ulloa and Nina Baur. Routledge. [Forthcoming]
Dalal, Ayham with Aline Fraikin. 2021. “The Production of Syrian Refugee Camps in Jordan: Contextual Factors” In Forced Migration in Jordan, edited by Valentina Napolitano, Norig Neveu and Jalal Al-Husseini. Bloomsburg. [Forthcoming]
Dalal, Ayham, Petra Heber, and Leticia Palomino. 2021. “Between Securitization and Appropriation: The Architecture of Inhabitation in Azraq Camp.” In Inhabiting Displacement, edited by Shahd Wari, Maja Momic, and Somayeh Chitchian. Forthcoming. Birkhäuser. [Forthcoming]
Dalal, Ayham, Petra Heber, and Leticia Palomino. 2021. “Appropriating Azraq Camp.” In Camps: A Genealogy of Refugee Camps in the Middle East, edited by Ayham Dalal and Kamel Doraï. Press de l’ifpo, Beirut. [Forthcoming]
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Books
Dalal, Ayham, From Shelters to Dwellings: The Zaatari Refugee Camp, Transcript Verlag (Bielefeld: 2021). [Forthcoming]
Dalal, Ayham, with Kamel Doraï (eds), Camps: A Genealogy of Refugee Camps in the Middle East, Press de l’ifpo (Beirut: 2021). [Forthcoming]
Dalal, Ayham, with Philipp Misselwitz (eds), Displacement and the City, Bauwelt Fundamente Series, Birkhäuser (Basel: 2022). [Forthcoming]
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Other Publications
Dalal, A; with Shea, N. “Displacement and the City: Interview with Ayham Dalal”, Europe Now Journal, Issue: Networks of Solidarity During Crisis, Centre for European Studies at Columbia University, 2020.
Dalal, A. & Misselwitz, P., „Asylarchitekturen als Verhandlungsräume: CampCities zwischen universalistischer humanitärer Ordnung und lokaler Handlungsmacht“, ARCH+, 2017.
Dalal, A., “Responding to the Refugees’ ‘Design’ Design Crisis”, XXI, 2016. [Online: http://xxi.com.tr/articles/responding-to-refugees-design-crisis].
Dalal, A., “The Emergence of Habitat in Zaatari Camp in Jordan: Between Humanitarian and Socio-Cultural Order”, Trialog, Vol. 112/113, 43-58, 2015.
Dalal, A. et al, “Negotiating the Future: Observations and Visions of Urban Phenomena in Djerba”, IUSD Publications, Cairo, Ain Shams University, 2013.
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Konferenzbeiträge
(2018) The Planning of Refugee Camps as a Form of Housing, Forced Migrations in Jordan and the Middle East, The French Institute for Research in the Near East (Ifpo), Amman.
(2017) The Production of Syrian Refugee Camps in Jordan, Pluralism in Emergenc(i)es: Movement, Space, and Religious Difference, Columbia University (Global Centers), Amman.
(2017) Tracing Camps Production in Jordan, Spaces of Refuge: Infrastructures, Sovereignties, Economies, Tampere University, Finland.
(2017) From Shelters to Homes: On the Political Economy, Architecture and Culture of the Home-Making in Zaatari Camp, Pluralism in Emergenc(i)es: Movement, Space, and Religious Difference, Columbia University (Global Centers), Amman.
(2017) Reading the Urban Morphology of Zaatari Camp, LAJEH Conference, The French Institute for Research in the Near East (Ifpo), Amman.
(2016) Urban Informality and Refugee Camps in the Middle East, De-framing the Mediterranean from the 21 st Century: Places, Routes, Actors, Forum Transregionale Studien (EUME), Crete.
(2016) Tracing the Urbanization of Syrian Refugee Camps in Jordan, Royal Geographical Society; IBG Annual Conference 2016, London.
(2015) The Phantom of Camps: Beyond the Political (Im-) Possibility of Zaatari Camp in Jordan, International Conference for Critical Geography ICCG, Ramallah.