Site Beauty |
SC1 |
Maritime site |
SC2 |
Bay configuration |
SC3 |
Port site |
SC4 |
Morphology and topography of the hilltop's relief (promontory, plateaus, amphitheatre) |
SC5 |
Physical and natural views of the bay |
Urban Beauty Configuration |
SC6 |
Sharing the exceptionality of the beauty of the coastal boulevard |
SC7 |
Urban ensembles inclined against rugged land |
SC8 |
Gardens location |
SC9 |
Interdependence of the architectural dimension and the urban dimension |
Relational System Configuration |
SC10 |
Territorial structuration dating from the Roman period |
SC11 |
Interpenetration of the colonial city in the context of the medina |
SC12 |
Road extensions in relation to the medina, the sea, and the protective walls in the first phase |
SC13 |
Haussmann-style typology of urban axes in relation to the site and the sea in the second phase |
SC14 |
The structural spatial typology of links through public squares |
Historical Centrality Configuration |
SC15 |
Cultural heritage concentration in the casbah |
SC16 |
Concentration of urban spaces for centralizing activities |
SC17 |
Urban axes centralising city walks |
SC18 |
Persistence of commercial port activity and its development as an economic exchange centre |
Heritage System Configuration |
SC19 |
Universal heritage component of the traditional Algiers’ casbah |
SC20 |
Safeguarding the casbah sector over an area of 105 ha (with protection bands) |
SC21 |
Architectural typological diversity of landmark buildings belonging to the traditional city, and of public buildings of the colonial city |
SC22 |
Concentration of heritage buildings with exemplary architectural and urban qualities from the nineteenth century |