Saudi Arabia’s vibrant Boulevard district is constantly evolving, reflecting the Kingdom’s commitment to showcasing immersive and engaging design installations. These dynamic changes signal a broader regional shift and a growing influence on global trends.

In a recent announcement, Diriyah Company, one of Saudi Arabia’s leading developers, awarded a $113.6 million design service contract to Omrania, a subsidiary of Egis Group, for the Boulevard district. The contract covers conceptual, schematic, and detailed design, along with supervision of construction execution, as outlined in a detailed post on X.

Diriyah Company, a subsidiary of the Kingdom’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), is dedicated to transforming Ad-Diriyah into a global historical and cultural hub within the GCC region. Acting as a custodian of Saudi Arabia’s heritage and cultural identity, the company plays a pivotal role in propelling the Kingdom onto the global cultural stage. These infrastructural developments are crucial to the Kingdom’s growth, aligning with and driving progress toward its Vision 2030 objectives.