Wadi Hanifa – Diriyah Gate Development
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Landscape design within a nationally significant heritage landscape adjacent to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of At-Turaif, integrating environmental restoration, public realm and cultural identity.

Project Description

Contributed to the landscape design of public spaces within the Wadi Hanifa corridor, balancing ecological restoration with heritage conservation and contemporary public realm requirements. The project required close coordination between landscape architects, architects, engineers and environmental specialists throughout the design process.

Role: Senior Landscape Architect

Scope:

  • Landscape design development

  • Heritage-sensitive public realm

  • Planting design

  • Material coordination

  • Multidisciplinary collaboration

  • Technical documentation

  • Indoor view of a hallway with a large window showing an outdoor playground with a wooden play structure.

  • A group of people standing and talking outside a modern building with large glass windows and doors, surrounded by large planters with trees and plants, on a sunny day.

  • Two children riding on animal-shaped playground toys and a third child walking nearby on a checkered yellow and gray surface in a sunny outdoor area with modern buildings in the background.

  • A modern courtyard with brick pavers, a tree in a circular planter, and large glass windows on surrounding buildings under a clear blue sky.

  • Modern building with multiple windows, a sloped roof, and a small structure on top, surrounded by tall grass under a clear blue sky.