
The Persian Gulf’s $100 Billion Gamble: Can These Megaprojects Survive the War?
The Persian Gulf’s $100 Billion Gamble: Can These Megaprojects Survive the War? From Saudi Arabia’s NEOM to the planned Gulf railway, the Persian Gulf’s megaprojects










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The Persian Gulf’s $100 Billion Gamble: Can These Megaprojects Survive the War? From Saudi Arabia’s NEOM to the planned Gulf railway, the Persian Gulf’s megaprojects

A Perspective by Yavuz Duvarchi, Urban Planning, Izmir Institute of Technology The connections between fossil fuels, transportation, environmental destruction, and global peace raise fundamental questions

Mayors and senior city officials from around the world have called for greater authority, financing and policy tools for cities to address some of the

Delhi has opened a new chapter in its approach to vertical urban development. The newly notified Master Plan for Delhi 2047 (MPD-2047) explicitly defines buildings

The Northern Metropolis Hong Kong project is entering a new phase of development, as major infrastructure projects, new planning legislation and cross-border rail connections with

Saudi Arabia’s futuristic megaproject is entering a new chapter, one defined less by spectacle and more by economic pragmatism. By Navaxity Editorial Team In 2017,

Poland is in the midst of developing CPK — a vast, integrated transport hub about 40 km southwest of Warsaw near Baranów — that combines a

Dubai International Airport (DXB), currently the world’s busiest airport for international travel, is slated for eventual closure as part of a long-term strategic plan to

Saudi Arabia scales back its $500 billion NEOM megacity, with just 2.4km set for completion by 2030—a stark retreat from its original futuristic vision. Saudi

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has donated 1 billion riyals (approximately $266 million) to support housing ownership in the kingdom, according to a report

Article by: Navid Haddad What comes to mind when you hear Japan’s name? Mount Fuji, Shibuya Crossing, vending machines, or even earthquakes. That’s right; earthquakes

Kerten Hospitality, in partnership with RIKAZ and RAFAL and with the support of the Saudi Ministry of Tourism, will be launching The House Urban Eco
