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Transit-oriented development for cultural heritage districts: the case of Msheireb downtown Doha
ecologyeconomic-growthenvironmentenvironmental-economicsenvironmental-managementsustainable-development
Decades of heavy reliance on private cars have produced traffic congestion, urban sprawl, and fragmented districts across the Arabian Gulf, prompting Qatari authorities to introduce the Doha Metro and transit-oriented development (TOD) strategies to reconnect urban areas and reduce car dependency. Y
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