Mukaab: New Murabba’s Landmark Begins Groundbreaking Construction

The 400 m3 Mukaab promises to be an architectural marvel and the world's first immersive destination with advanced holographic technologies.
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Mukaab first foundations

The New Murabba Development Company (NMDC) unveiled last Thursday its agreement to start foundation works for the Mukaab, a prominent cube-shaped building within the ambitious New Murabba project. This contract, backed by the Public Investment Fund (PIF), has been established with HSSG Foundation Contracting LLC.

About the construction of the Mukaab

The agreement was initially finalized by Michael Dyke, CEO of NMDC and Ali Korhan, representative of HSSG Foundation Contracting. The agreement symbolizes a significant collaboration between two prominent entities and reflects HSSG’s reputation and expertise in complex foundation engineering projects, which is critical to the success of the Mukaab construction.

It completion (scheduled for 2030) is expected to make it one of the most imposing structures in the world, with each of its sides measuring 400 meters (400 m³).

The NMDC, under the initiative of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, was launched in 2023 with the aim of developing New Murabba as the world’s largest modern center in Riyadh. This development aligns with Saudi Vision 2030 and focuses on sustainability, incorporating green spaces and pedestrian and cycling paths that encourage an active and healthy lifestyle, as well as community spaces.

The New Murabba project

This project will also incorporate cultural facilities such as an iconic museum, a university specializing in technology and design, a multi-purpose theater and more than 80 entertainment and cultural spaces.

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Its facilities will include residential, hotel, commercial and recreational options. Source: PIF

The Mukaab, located within this megaproject, will be one of the most voluminous structures globally and will be characterized by its cube-shaped design. This building was designed inspired by the modern Najdi architectural style and will offer a unique immersive experience, combining digital, virtual and the most advanced holographic techniques.

In addition, its cubic design will optimize space to incorporate advanced technologies necessary for its operation. It will house a tower on a spiral base and offer 2 million square meters of facilities including residential, hotel, commercial and recreational options.

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Source: arabnews.com

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