A comprehensive urban concept aimed at introducing the authentic and diverse architecture across the regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and enhancing it through design regulations and guidelines that achieve balance between authenticity and modernity. These guidelines direct architectural and urban design toward contemporary solutions that reflect the Kingdom’s aesthetic and cultural values, contributing to the development of a modern built environment deeply rooted in local character.

The design style must be chosen according to the approved Saudi Architecture map.

A set of architectural and urban guidelines and requirements that guide the design and development process to align with the authentic local architectural style of each geographical zone across the Kingdom. These guidelines apply to the design and development of buildings and public spaces.

Traditional design is applied in historically classified areas. Transitional design is used in areas surrounding historical neighborhoods, blending traditional and modern elements. Contemporary design is the most widely used and will cover around 80% of new and future projects, focusing on modern architectural development.

Saudi Architecture uses modern construction materials while ensuring that exterior finishes, colors, and design elements align with the approved architectural style.