Al-Ahsa Municipality yesterday issued the first building license for a residential project according to the requirements of "Saudi Architecture", in a step that represents a qualitative start to embody the urban identity of the Al-Ahsa oasis and activate the cultural and urban heritage in the cities of the Kingdom.
Al-Ahsa Municipality has started to apply the Saudi Architecture Requirements. Al-Ahsa Secretary Engineer Essam Al-Mulla explained that the implementation of Saudi Architecture Requirements on residential buildings represents a pivotal stage in the path of urban development, as it contributes to reformulating the urban landscape according to the elements of national identity and focuses on promoting quality of life in sustainable, functionally and aesthetically integrated residential environments.
Al-Ahsa's secretary, Engineer Essam Al-Mulla, said that the guidelines represent a qualitative start to embody the urban identity of the oasis of Al-Ahsa, and to activate the cultural heritage of the Kingdom's cities. The design guidelines are a set of guidelines and standards that aim to guide the process of architectural design and construction to reflect the spirit of local Saudi architecture and promote integration between historical character and contemporary development.
Engineer Al Mulla said that the design guidelines are a set of guidelines and standards that aim to guide the process of architectural design and construction to reflect the spirit of local Saudi architecture and promote integration between historical character and contemporary development. According to Engineer Al Mulla, Saudi architecture is not limited to the aesthetic aspect, but is closely linked to environmental, social and economic aspects, as it takes into account local climate conditions, promotes sustainability, and provides more suitable residential environments for the Saudi family.
