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Urban Interventions between Temporality, Spatiality, Heritage, and Perception of the Inhabitants: The Case of the City Centre of Constantine and its Surroundings

Intervention on existing fabrics is a way for metropolitan territories to adapt to current requirements (Linossier et al. 2004) in a process of rebuilding the city on the city. The term used in political discourse is urban renewal, which is applied to depreciated, degraded fabrics that have a recognized heritage value. In Algeria, although planning policy is concerned with occupied sites of historical character, it adopts urban sprawl on free land for housing projects. In the case of Constantine, despite its classification as national heritage, it continues to lose some attributes through the alteration of its physical setting. Urban interventions on