New City — South Jeddah
One million square metres.
A city, planned to the metre
One million square metres. A pioneering model for the smart, sustainable Saudi city: a precise square grid bisected by a vibrant commercial spine, three residential tiers in organised clusters, gated community living with schools, clinics, mosques, sports facilities, and green space throughout — fifteen minutes from Jeddah Islamic Port and King Abdulaziz University.
- Master plan~750 m × 1,335 m grid for maximum land-use efficiency
- SustainabilitySolar-active façades, smart water recycling, pneumatic waste systems
- DeliveryThree phases, in cooperation with Al Nahla — urban planning, architecture, and construction management
From grid to gated city, in three phases
Lay the grid
A precise ~750 m × 1,335 m square grid is set out and serviced, roads, utilities, and the central commercial spine that orders the entire city.
Build the tiers
Three residential tiers rise in organised, gated clusters, woven with schools, clinics, mosques, sports facilities, and green space throughout.
Activate & operate
Solar-active façades, smart water recycling, and pneumatic waste systems come online as the community is handed over and managed for the long term.
A connected city, by design
