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MEWA
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
STATUS
Under Construction
YEAR
2026
SIZE
1,000,000 +
BUDGET
Undisclosed
The new Ministry of Environment Water and Agriculture (MEWA) complex embraces the past as a key to the future. The design demonstrates that the rich Islamic history and traditions can pave the way for a contemporary Saudi building model for the future. Public streets and courtyards have been the lifeblood of middle eastern culture, history and tradition. Arab traditions play an important role in Saudi life.
The proposed design embraces its historical role and its Bedouin traditions. The building as an object is important, but it is the space and experience of being there that will create transformative memories and uplift the soul of the Saudi population. The organization of the space is intended to embrace Saudi culture but also transform the way people live, play and work – continuing age-old traditions such as generosity and hospitality, that have evolved over the millennia and are highly regarded.
When the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was formed in 1932, King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman dedicated himself to preserving Arab traditions and culture, and his sons and successors have done the same. The new complex of building layout towards community-oriented, interactive spaces and builds on these Saudi traditions. This collective whole of the buildings will be stronger than any of the individual parts.
The proposed design embraces its historical role and its Bedouin traditions. The building as an object is important, but it is the space and experience of being there that will create transformative memories and uplift the soul of the Saudi population. The organization of the space is intended to embrace Saudi culture but also transform the way people live, play and work – continuing age-old traditions such as generosity and hospitality, that have evolved over the millennia and are highly regarded.
When the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was formed in 1932, King Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman dedicated himself to preserving Arab traditions and culture, and his sons and successors have done the same. The new complex of building layout towards community-oriented, interactive spaces and builds on these Saudi traditions. This collective whole of the buildings will be stronger than any of the individual parts.
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