Qasr Al-Hukm Station on Riyadh Metro Close to Official Opening
Qasr Al-Hukm Station is close to its official opening as part of the massive Riyadh Metro project, and the station features a unique design inspired by traditional Najdi architecture.
Station Location and Importance
Qasr Al-Hukm Station is located in the heart of the capital, Riyadh, near the historic Qasr Al-Hukm area, which is considered a symbol of heritage and governance in the Kingdom.
The station is one of the main stations on the Riyadh Metro network, which includes six lines covering the capital with a total length of 176 kilometers.
Najdi Design
Qasr Al-Hukm Station was designed to reflect Najdi architectural heritage, using elements such as domes, arches and traditional Islamic decorations.
Earth and white colors were chosen to match the surrounding environment, giving the station a unique character.
Design Highlights
Domes and Arches:
The domes were designed to resemble those found in traditional Najdi buildings, with modern techniques used to enhance their durability and beauty.
The arches used in the entrances and exits reflect the art of Islamic architecture.
Decorations:
The interior and exterior walls are decorated with decorative patterns inspired by Najdi heritage, with the use of high-quality materials that ensure the durability of the design.
Integration with the environment:
The station was designed to harmonize with the surrounding environment, taking into account the use of solar energy and natural lighting to reduce energy consumption.
Key figures
Length of the Riyadh Metro network: 176 kilometers.
Number of stations: 85 stations.
Station capacity: Qasr Al-Hukm station accommodates more than 20,000 passengers per day.
Cost of the Riyadh Metro project: More than 22.5 billion US dollars.
Importance of the station
Qasr Al-Hukm station is a major link between the historical and modern areas of Riyadh, making it a center for transportation and culture. In addition, the station contributes to alleviating traffic congestion and enhancing public transportation in the capital.
