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Saudi Arabia is undergoing one of the world’s most ambitious architectural and urban transformations, with mega-projects including NEOM, the Red Sea Project, and Diriyah Gate attracting major international practices and generating extraordinary built form at unprecedented scale. Alongside this contemporary ambition, the country possesses a rich pre-modern architectural heritage of mud-brick cities, fortresses, and oases that offer alternative models for desert architecture.
The Riyadh Art Permanent Collection unfolds as a diffuse network of public artworks embedded across the Saudi capital, transforming streets, plazas, and infrastructural corridors into sites of cultural production. Rather…
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Qasr AlHokm Metro Station introduces large-scale public transport infrastructure into the historic center of Riyadh through a spatial framework that combines an underground transit interchange with a civic plaza. Organized…
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Riyadh Tower is a 235-meter, 59-story mixed-use tower situated on a compact 2,500-square-meter site. It’s a 46,150 m² program that combines housing, hospitality, offices, retail, and entertainment, wrapped in a…
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