Saudi Arabia skyscrapers

According to recent claims, the project will have two 120km long skyscrapers taller than the Empire State Building. · Saudi Arabia has unveiled designs for $1 ...

According to The Daily Mail, residents will need to pay a subscription for three meals per day. The Mirror Line was designed, according to The Wall Street Journal, by Morphosis Architects in the United States, which Pritzker Architecture Prize winner Thom Mayne founded. The Mirror Line will consist of two 1,600-foot-tall towers running parallel to each other across 75 miles of desert, coastal, and mountain landscapes. According to recent claims, the project will have two 120km long skyscrapers taller than the Empire State Building. Saudi Arabia’s sovereign-wealth fund owns the mega-city. Giving residents a convenient lifestyle within 5-minute walk neighborhoods, and communities organized in three dimensions, THE LINE is the future of urban living.— NEOM (@NEOM) #TheLINE #NEOM pic.twitter.com/fXntnKt42W July 25, 2022

Saudi Arabia's 'The Line' will be taller than the Empire State Building as it aims to connect a "crossroads of the world," where more than 40% of the global ...

According to a report on an impact assessment from last year, the project may be finished in 50 years even though the Crown Prince, the plan's creator and visionary, wants it completed by 2030. Millions of migratory birds use these corridors each year, and the high-rise structures provide a barrier in their way. High-speed underground transit lines are being built into the city itself to provide 20-minute commutes to destinations.

Even in a country where excess is often the norm, the plans for the Mirror Line project are eye popping. The two buildings, if completed, will reach 1,600 feet ...

Residents will pay a subscription to be served breakfast, lunch and dinner. The two buildings, if completed, will reach 1,600 feet into the sky—likely near 150 stories—and will run parallel for 75 miles. The price tag on the complex?

Last year, the de facto ruler of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, announced his grand vision to build The Line.

The buildings on either side will be connected with walkways, while plans for vertical farming have been incorporated into the design to help feed the residents of the city. Additionally, the difference is that the skyscrapers at The Line will run along for 75 miles (120 km), stretching across the desert, mountain, and coastal terrains. The largest exporter of crude oil, Saudi Arabia, is looking to diversify its source of income, given that the world is moving away from fossil fuels.

Saudi Arabia's skyscraper project, named Mirror Line, will begin from the Gulf of Aqaba and bisect a mountain range which extends along the coastline.

A high-speed rail will run underneath the buildings. It will go on through a mountain resort and a complex that will be home to the Saudi Arabian government. Besides these, there will be a marina to dock yachts and have vertical farming integrated into the building that can feed five million people.

The Saudi Arabian government has unveiled visuals of a 500-metre-tall, linear city named The Line, which will be built near the Red Sea as part of Neom.

"Neom will be a place for all people from across the globe to make their mark on the world in creative and innovative ways," he continued. "We cannot ignore the livability and environmental crises facing our world's cities, and Neom is at the forefront of delivering new and imaginative solutions to address these issues," said Bin Salman. "Neom is leading a team of the brightest minds in architecture, engineering and construction to make the idea of building upwards a reality." "The Line will tackle the challenges facing humanity in urban life today and will shine a light on alternative ways to live."