Hanan Khashoggi, the widow of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, has called on British architects working in Saudi Arabia – including Norman Foster – to raise her husband’s killing with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
UK-based sports specialist Populous has seen its turnover quadruple from £34.9 million to a record £136 million due to a mega-boom in its Middle Eastern workload
Populous is believed to be leading on a 46,000-capacity stadium for the Saudi Arabia 2034 World Cup, to be built inside 170km-long linear city the Line, part of the NEOM development
AFL Architects has revealed its role on one of 15 arenas due to host the FIFA World Cup in Saudi Arabia in 10 years’ time
In the spirit of an agony aunt, Jeremy Till responds to the most common justifications made by architects and consultants working in Saudi Arabia
Working on Saudi giga-projects such as NEOM conflicts not only with the obligations of being an ethical professional but with the very foundations of the RIBA, argues Duncan Baker-Brown
Gensler’s London office has been named as one of three firms leading on detailed designs for the first phase of Saudi Arabia’s controversial 170km-long linear city, The Line
RIBA’s next president Chris Williamson discusses working on NEOM, his respect for those that choose not to, and why we should be moving away from ‘social media soundbites’ when discussing the topic
Saudi Arabia has unveiled designs for 15 stadiums for the 2034 World Cup, with Arup and Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) understood to be involved
Populous has won the job of designing a 92,000-seater stadium for the proposed 2034 Saudi FIFA men’s World Cup, the AJ understands
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