Insofar,
the central business district regarded as the heart of the city that
has unique spiritual characteristics. It is more than a collection of
buildings and a network of activities; however, it is considered the
organizing spaces that can provide uplifting first impression about the
structure of the whole city. This
study attempts to understand and interpret the importance of
Regeneration, Re-planning, and Development of the Central Businesses
Districts, in particular, the CBD of the city of Genin in my home
country, Palestine. The importance of this study stems from the fact
that, most of the Palestinian cities are faced the urban growth pressure
and the random in the organization and development. This research has
chosen the city of Genin to form a strong platform that can encourage
the development and the regulation of the other Palestinian cities and
the surrounding environments to be developed and regenerated. Genin city
was suffered from the deterioration and the randomization in the
organization and the development. Such a development can help to
achieve: a high level of economic and management issues; can help to
identify the potential elements that help to facilitate the operation of
marketing; to provide more attractive and aesthetics to the center; and
can help to stop the physical urban development inside Mergae Bin Ammer
(plain) which achieve the most investment for the city. This
study uses qualitative and quantitative methods approaches. Data were
collected using personal observations, semi structures interviews, maps,
photos, cameras, literature review, and a survey for the built
environment of the CBD. The survey included built up area, legislation,
landmark, land use and height of the building, distribution of
utilities, and the transportation. This survey helped to address the
problems and the difficulties that faced the CBD of Genin city. The
conclusions of the study displayed strategies, plans, solutions, and
recommendations with some visualization that help in regenerating,
re-planning and developing the city centers in both the macro and micro
levels.