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Saudi Arabia is building the tallest tower in the world, “Rise Tower”.. Learn about the design details

North Pole
North Pole

Saudi Arabia has an exceptional global project, the North Pole project in northern Riyadh. It is not just an ordinary urban project, but rather an ambitious vision to transform 306 km² (306,000 thousand square meters) into a dazzling future city within Saudi Vision 2030.

The project combines modern architecture, advanced transportation systems, and sustainable living, to become a unique destination worldwide.

The project includes the “Rise Tower”, which will be the tallest tower in the world, as its height is expected to exceed the Jeddah Tower, to become the tallest tower in the world, exceeding the barrier of a thousand meters.

It will undoubtedly surpass the Burj Khalifa, which is also the tallest building in the world currently at 828 meters, and contains 162 floors.

The tower will be an engineering marvel with a slim and modern design that reaches the clouds, and will include multiple facilities such as luxury residential apartments, commercial offices, tourist destinations, educational and health facilities, and entertainment venues, with an infrastructure based on sustainability and renewable energy technologies.

Science Fiction

Because the North Pole City project represents a shift to the future, it will completely change the concept of transportation, as it will include: flying taxis for vertical transportation quickly and smoothly.

It will also include self-driving cars that are environmentally friendly and ensure comfort, and high-speed underground trains that shorten distances in record time, pedestrian and bicycle paths to create a healthy and safe environment.

The city will provide an integrated living experience that focuses on sustainability and well-being, with pedestrian-friendly streets, wide green spaces, family parks, and recreational areas that make North Pole an ideal destination for living and working.

Its design will also encourage a healthy lifestyle that combines comfort and innovation.

The North Pole project represents a step towards achieving the city of the future that combines technology, sustainability, and architectural beauty, as it will be the place where imagination will turn into reality, to be a global symbol of urban development in the Kingdom.

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