Saudi Arabia architecture news: Tabuk Camel Contest architectural complex by Designlab Experience for touring festival celebrating the beauty of KSA’s beloved cultural icon – aconstruction design & property images
Maraya AlUla concert venue, northwest Saudi Arabia, design by Florian Boje of Gio Forma, Milan, Italy: the largest mirrored building in the world – an architecture awards winner
Red Sea Global, the developer behind two regenerative tourism destinations – Amaala and The Red Sea – has announced a host of substantial construction updates after just six years of development at its flagship destination in Saudi Arabia
KAPSARC King Abdullah Petroleum Studies & Research Centre in Saudi Arabia receives two OPEC Awards for Research Accomplishments for building design by ZHA, already with 5 LEED EBOM Platinum Certifications
Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City offices, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia building design by RMJM Architects – The cluster of 3 four-story buildings are designed to provide a readily adaptive workplace offering a collaborative environment
The global architecture firm Benoy has unveiled its design plans for Konoz, a cutting-edge entertainment city in the heart of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The project will be developed by Abdullah Al Othaim Investment Company, one of the Kingdom’s largest shopping mall operators
OMA-Designed Islamic Arts Biennale Opens its First Edition in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Artworks are displayed over 120,000 square meters of exhibition spaces, taking over the Western Hajj Terminal, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and winner of the Aga Khan Award in 1983
Jayasom Wellness Resort, Amaala: destination wellness resort operator reveal plans to deliver an integrative multigenerational health offering for one of the world’s most ambitious tourism destinations, developed by Red Sea Global (RSG)
Designlab Experience’s latest architecture project Layali Diriyah, lights up the Saudi Nights with an eclectic fusion of design, contemporary art and cuisine nestled in a palm grove on the outskirts of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
King Salman International Airport building in Riyadh design by Foster + Partners in Saudi Arabia: masterplan architecture competition to boost KSA capital city’s position as a global logistics hub, and act as a bridge linking the East with the West
Jeddah Rose building, Saudi Arabia design by Los Angeles and Beirut-based architecture firm PARALX: high-end serviced and branded apartments, offices, F&B outlets, retail and banqueting facilities
Designed by leading architect Foster + Partners, the marine life institute on the Red Sea coast, Saudi Arabia, combines futuristic lab spaces with unmatched underwater expeditions
Safar art collection at AlUla International Airport, Safar – meaning travel in Arabic – is a fitting name for this important collection of sculpture, photography, textiles, paintings, and design pieces found at the gateway to AlUla in Saudi Arabia
It was immediately clear that Masquespacio’s clients for Bakehouse Espresso Bar MO in Khobar, Saudi Arabia, were looking to get away from the traditional and create a project that would stand-out from the product and the communication, till the interior design representing a community driven brand
Opening its first site in Jeddah, this one designed by SHED, is the first of many B_FIT gyms planned in Saudi Arabia and nearby GCC territories bringing a premium yet accessible smart gym experience to the masses using artificial intelligence
Australian architecture firm, Conrad Gargett, win international competition to design the Misk Foundation Headquarters in Saudi Arabia – iconic centrepiece for the world’s first non-profit city
Meydan office park Riyadh design by RMJM Dubai – interconnected office park located in an upcoming area of Saudi Arabia – KSA venue to attract top talent and become a popular entrepreneurial hub
Alsahil Buildings in Khobar, Saudi Arabia: old buildings are located at an angle of 45, so the architects preserve this feature by placing an angled grid of columns, thereby linking history and the future through lines
KOHLERSTRAUMANN’s design for Dayira features and elements that are suitable to the desert lifestyle in Saudi Arabia. A round plane figure whose boundary consists of points equidistant
Designed by New York-based global architecture firm HWKN, JAX 01 the innovative exhibition space anchoring Saudi Arabia’s debut art biennial featuring works by 60+ participating artists
