Publications
2024
Interactive 360° media for the dissemination of endangered world heritage sites: the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria
Dieb, R., Alsalloum, A., & Webb, N. (n.d.). Interactive 360° media for the dissemination of endangered world heritage sites: the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria. Built Heritage, 8(1). doi:10.1186/s43238-024-00126-3
Syrian Identity and Academic Self: Emerging Research or Ruthless Methodology?
Alsalloum, A. (2024). Syrian Identity and Academic Self: Emerging Research or Ruthless Methodology?. The AutoEthnographer, 4(3). Retrieved from https://theautoethnographer.com/
Evolution of heritage and development in Liverpool's waterfront over 40 years
Hole, J., & Alsalloum, A. (n.d.). Evolution of heritage and development in Liverpool's waterfront over 40 years. Discover Cities, 1(1). doi:10.1007/s44327-024-00012-8
2023
Preserving and Celebrating Syrian Intangible Cultural Heritage in the UK: Strategies, Insights, and Untold Narratives
Alsalloum, A. (n.d.). Preserving and Celebrating Syrian Intangible Cultural Heritage in the UK: Strategies, Insights, and Untold Narratives. Heritage, 6(10), 6718-6744. doi:10.3390/heritage6100351
UNESCO’s 2003 Convention: Exploring Its Relevance in The Management of Transcultural Heritage in the UK
Alsalloum, A. (2023). UNESCO’s 2003 Convention: Exploring Its Relevance in The Management of Transcultural Heritage in the UK. ICOMOS-UK Summer Bulletin.
Heritage education for architects: a cross-disciplinary reflection on policies, pedagogy and practice
Alsalloum, A. (2023). Heritage education for architects: a cross-disciplinary reflection on policies, pedagogy and practice. In Productive-Disruptive: spaces of exploration in-between architectural pedagogy and practice. The 7th International Conference, Association of Architectural Educators. Cardiff: The Welsh School of Architecture.
Safeguarding Transplanted and Indigenous Intangible Cultural Heritage in the UK
Alsalloum, A., & Koeck, M. (n.d.). Safeguarding Transplanted and Indigenous Intangible Cultural Heritage in the UK. doi:10.37186/swrks/14.1/3
A morphological analysis of historic buildings entries using affordable photogrammetry techniques: Old Tripoli, Lebanon
Mohareb, N., Alsalloum, A., & Webb, N. (2023). A morphological analysis of historic buildings entries using affordable photogrammetry techniques: Old Tripoli, Lebanon. Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, e00261. doi:10.1016/j.daach.2023.e00261
2022
Heritage from below
Alsalloum, A. (2022). Heritage from below. In Jeffrey Kruth, & Steven Rugare (Eds.), Urban Histories in Practice: Morphologies and Memory. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
The Sacred Values and the Disciples in Heritage Policy & Education.
Alsalloum, A. (2022). The Sacred Values and the Disciples in Heritage Policy & Education.. ICOMOS-UK Summer Bulletin..
Intangible Cultural heritage of Syria. Arabesque Workshop
Alsalloum, A. (2022). Intangible Cultural heritage of Syria. Arabesque Workshop.
Intangible Cultural heritage of Syria. Arabic Calligraphy Workshop.
Alsalloum, A. (2022). Intangible Cultural heritage of Syria. Arabic Calligraphy Workshop..
Heritage in diaspora; what’s my identity?
Alsalloum, A. (n.d.). Heritage in diaspora; what’s my identity?. Online.
Uprooted Syrian Heritage Resettled in the UK: Home.
Alsalloum, A. (2022). Uprooted Syrian Heritage Resettled in the UK: Home.. [Film].
Future Listing: Eagle Chambers
Alsalloum, A. (2022). Future Listing: Eagle Chambers.
2021
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Syrians in the UK
Alsalloum, A. (2021). Intangible Cultural Heritage: Syrians in the UK. Retrieved from https://www.transculturalheritage.com/
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Syrians in the UK, Untold Stories
Alsalloum, A. (2021). Intangible Cultural Heritage: Syrians in the UK, Untold Stories (1 ed.). A. McDowall (Ed.), Liverpool: Liverpool School of Architecture.
Misfat al-‘Abriyin, Oman. Designing for Sustainable Heritage Tourism Development: Master Plan and Implementation
Bandyopadhyay, S., Quattrone, G., & Briguglio, C. (2020). Misfat al-‘Abriyin, Oman. Designing for Sustainable Heritage Tourism Development: Master Plan and Implementation [Drawn output, using various digital drawing and visualisation media].
2019
Collective memory as a criterion for re-nomination on the World Heritage List in post-conflict Syria
Alsalloum, A. (2019). Collective memory as a criterion for re-nomination on the World Heritage List in post-conflict Syria. Oxford, UK.
Towards a Heritage-Led Sustainable Post-Conflict Reconciliation: A Policy-Led Perspective
Alsalloum, A., & Brown, A. (2019). Towards a Heritage-Led Sustainable Post-Conflict Reconciliation: A Policy-Led Perspective. Sustainability, 11(6). doi:10.3390/su11061686
Rebuilding and Reconciliation in Old Aleppo: The Historic Urban Landscape Perspectives
Alsalloum, A. (2019). Rebuilding and Reconciliation in Old Aleppo: The Historic Urban Landscape Perspectives. In Reshaping Urban Conservation (Vol. 2, pp. 57-77). Springer Nature. doi:10.1007/978-981-10-8887-2_3
Rebuilding and Reconciliation in Old Aleppo: the Historic Urban Landscape Perspectives
Alsalloum, A. (2019). Rebuilding and Reconciliation in Old Aleppo: the Historic Urban Landscape Perspectives. In A. Pereira Roders, & F. Bandarin (Eds.), Reshaping the Future of Conservation. The Historic Urban Landscape Approach in Action (Vol. 2, pp. 55-77). Springer. doi:10.1007/978-981-10-8887-2_3
2018
Heritage from below: post-conflict reconciliation in Syria
Alsalloum, A. (2018, June 13). Heritage from below: post-conflict reconciliation in Syria. In G. Cairns (Ed.), AMPS PROCEEDINGS JOUNRAL SERIES. University of East London.
Development in world heritage sites.
Alsalloum, A. (2018). Development in world heritage sites.. The Building Conservation Directory..
Liverpool’s World Heritage Site: the value is in the making.
Abrahams, G., & Alsalloum, A. (n.d.). Liverpool’s World Heritage Site: the value is in the making..
2017
Cultural heritage and post-war reconciliation in Syria: Damascus and Aleppo.
Alsalloum, A. (2017). Cultural heritage and post-war reconciliation in Syria: Damascus and Aleppo.. In Heritage Studies: Critical Approaches and New Directions Conference.. British Academy London..
Rebuilding and Reconciliation in Homs
Alsalloum, A., & Jackson, I. D. (2017). Rebuilding and Reconciliation in Homs. Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research.
The road to recovery: Old Damascus has a long history of rising from the ashes.
Alsalloum, A. (2017). The road to recovery: Old Damascus has a long history of rising from the ashes.. [https://theconversation.com/the-road-to-recovery-old-damascus-has-a-long-history-of-rising-from-the-ashes-74340].
2016
Between dream and reality: debating the impact of World Heritage listing
Alsalloum, A. (2016). Between dream and reality: debating the impact of World Heritage listing. HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT-POLICY & PRACTICE, 7(2-3), 274-278. doi:10.1080/17567505.2016.1172796
The tale of being listed.
Alsalloum, A. (2016). The tale of being listed.. The tale of being listed., (7), 274-278. Retrieved from http://www.tandfonline.com/
Al Raha ‘Edessa’: historical development.
Alsalloum, A. (2016). Al Raha ‘Edessa’: historical development.: Syrian Cultural and Archaeological Journal. (Arabic).
Virtual Representation of the Built Environment in Architectural and Urban Education
Al Zeiback, M. A., & Alsalloum, A. (2016). Virtual Representation of the Built Environment in Architectural and Urban Education. Damascus University Journal of Engineering Science., 1717.
2011
A New International Instrument: the UNESCO Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape, Remarks and Questions.
Alsalloum, A. (2011). A New International Instrument: the UNESCO Recommendation on the Historic Urban Landscape, Remarks and Questions.. Retrieved from http://www.intbau.org/resources/documents/
Heritage-led Sustainable Urban Regeneration: the development of an assessment model for World Heritage Sites cities
Alsalloum, A. (2011). Heritage-led Sustainable Urban Regeneration: the development of an assessment model for World Heritage Sites cities.
2010
Cultural Heritage Policy Documents and their Particular Relevance to the Medina Form.
Alsalloum, A., & Brown, A. (2010). Cultural Heritage Policy Documents and their Particular Relevance to the Medina Form.. In EuroMed 2010 - 3rd International Conference dedicated on Digital Heritage. Budapest.
Heritage as a Catalyst for Urban Regeneration: Interrogations and Propositions for the World Heritage Site of Liverpool.
Alsalloum, A., & Brown, A. (2010). Heritage as a Catalyst for Urban Regeneration: Interrogations and Propositions for the World Heritage Site of Liverpool.. In A. Brown (Ed.), Urban Design Future: better city, Better life.. Liverpool: Liverpool School of Architecture..
2009
Heritage as a Catalyst for Sustainable Urban Regeneration: the cases of the Monastery of St Francis and the Grainger Town
Alsalloum, A., & Sibley, M. (2009). Heritage as a Catalyst for Sustainable Urban Regeneration: the cases of the Monastery of St Francis and the Grainger Town. In The Joint International Symposium of IAPS-CSBE & Housing Networks 'Revitalising Built Environments: Re-qualifying Old Places For New Uses (pp. to be confirmed). Istanbul: to be confirmed.
2008
Urban conservation and sustainability in the world heritage city of Damascus - Syria
Alsalloum, A., & Sibley, M. (2008). Urban conservation and sustainability in the world heritage city of Damascus - Syria. In The Green Line Institute. Portugal.
2005
Islamic city Identity: the old city of Homs.
Alsalloum, A. (2005). Islamic city Identity: the old city of Homs.. In Arabic.. Damascus-Syria.
2004
The design of new neighbourhoods adjacent to historic cities: Damascus and Homs.
Alsalloum, A., & Essa, J. (2004). The design of new neighbourhoods adjacent to historic cities: Damascus and Homs.. Journal of Engineering Science..