Tema: Egipto: CAIRO | Degla Safari Park | LE4 billion | Under Construction

CAIRO | Degla Safari Park | LE4 billion | Under Construction

Degla Safari Park - The biggest open air zoo in the world

Location: Ring Road – Ain-Elsokhna High Way, Egypt

Size: 800 feddan (3,360,000 m2) todo el"resort"


Vídeo con datos referentes al tamaño de las zonas de animales:

Safari en la sabana : 122.800 m2 Casi como todo el zoo de BCN
Animales herbivoros: 105.400 m2 como todo el zoo de Valencia,cuando esté terminado.
Animales carnívoros: 157.300 m2
Isla de los simios (y monos) 30.000 m2
pantano de cocodrilos: 20.000 m2
Instituto veterinario: 6.600 m2
Hospital veterinario: 2.120 m2
Escuela de zoología: 2.600 m2
Centro de investigación y reproducción de especies: 6.000 m2

Casi 455.000 m2 dedicados a los animales.

para comparar: el zoo de Madrid tiene 200.000 m2, el de Barcelona 130.000, el Bioparc de Valencia 105.000 -cuando esté completo-ahora unos 80.000.L'Oceanogràfic (el acuario más grande de Europa unos 110.000, Terra Natura en Benidorm unos 330.000 y Cabárceno en Cantabria (el safari más grande de España-¿y puede que de Europa?- unos 7.500.000 m2)



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Cost: LE4 billion

Sustainable Wild Animal Park and Zoo in the Saqqara Governance, Egypt. Landscape Architecture Consultant for Cube Architecture: Cairo, Egypt.
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Cita:
New Era of safari parks starts here from the deep mysteries of nature. Egypt, expressing the biggest safari park in the world. The project symbolizes royalty and mystery of Egypt presented in the Egyptian cobra, and spirited by all the sacred animals in the ancient Egyptians life. Passing through Degla Canyon to the site looking for the best location to stand up to be the Royal Guard of Degla Canyon. The royal cobra during its journey through Egypt’s land, passed through the Degla Canyon looking for a location to settle for eternity and to be the royal guard of Degla canyon.


Cita:
The cobra is an emblem of Lower Egypt. It is associated with the king, and kingdom of Lower Egypt. It is also associated with the sun and with many deities. The cobra represented the “fiery eye of Re”, in which two uraei can be seen on either side of a winged solar disk. Starting in Middle Kingdom the uraeus appears as a symbol worn on the crown or headdress of royalty. It is used as a protective symbol, the Egyptians believed that the cobra would spit fire at any approaching enemies.


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http://www.cubeconsultants.org/DSP-CUBE-2010.html
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2009/956/ec5.htm

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Increible! pero es una propuesta? aprobado? ya en contruccion?

Teóricamenteen construcción "con retrasos " sobre los plazos previstos -por la crisis "y eso"-pero poco más he podido sacar en claro.