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The development of Riyadh’s Prince Turki Bin Abdulaziz Road is progressing swiftly, with authorities setting a completion deadline for May. This project is crucial for enhancing the city’s transportation network, aiming to improve traffic flow and connectivity across key districts. Timely completion of such infrastructure projects is vital for supporting Riyadh’s rapid urbanization and economic growth. The road’s expansion will not only ease current traffic woes but also acco

An aerial view of a modern stadium beautifully illuminated at dusk, with its striking geometric roof design and surrounding palm tree-lined landscape creating a captivating scene in the fading light. Global infrastructure firm AECOM has been appointed to supervise the expansion of Riyadh’s King Fahd Stadium. The project, led by the Saudi Binladin Group, aims to modernize the stadium to accommodate over 70,000 spectators, aligning with Saudi Arabia’s ambitions to host major in

Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is not just a roadmap for economic diversification; it’s a call to action for engineering firms to elevate their standards. Companies like Dar Engineering are leading the charge by integrating advanced technologies and sustainable practices into their projects. This alignment ensures that infrastructure developments are not only modern but also resilient and environmentally conscious. The emphasis on quality and innovation is evident in the Kingdom’

Digital rendering of a futuristic airport design, featuring a vast illuminated grid layout surrounded by runways and aircraft, set against a backdrop of a sprawling, brightly lit urban area. Bechtel has been appointed as the delivery partner for the expansion of King Salman International Airport (KSIA) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This significant development aligns with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, aiming to transform Riyadh into a global logistics hub and enhance the nation's av

Riyadh’s drive to host Expo 2030 has set in motion a construction programme few places match. Saudi planners intend to spend around USD 7.8 billion on core infrastructure, venues and supporting works over the next five years. The site itself covers six million square metres, and within that two million are earmarked for the main event. Organizers have divided it into five themed districts, each spotlighting sustainability, innovation or cultural heritage. Over 200 pavilions w