The collected information underwent analysis and refinement to create both a video and a brochure. Recognizing the diverse preferences of the target audience, the team strategically employed two distinct methods of documentation. The video content was strategically to be shared on various social media platforms, amplifying its reach and impact, while the brochures were to be placed in coworking spaces, facilitating ease of access and enabling widespread sharing. The video production showcased a compelling blend of digital sketches illustrating the unique characteristics of Palestine Street, intertwined with interviews featuring local individuals sharing their recollections and experiences related to the region. This multi-dimensional approach aimed to encapsulate the essence of the street’s narrative and capture the perspectives of the community. The accompanying brochure served as a comprehensive resource, detailing the historical timeline of the street. Complemented by descriptive text and sketches, it provides readers with an in-depth understanding of the street’s evolution and significance. By employing these dual documentation methods, the team aimed to engage a broad audience and foster a deeper appreciation for the rich heritage and contemporary narratives associated with Palestine Street in Port Said.

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