Located in the heart of Saudi Arabia, Irqah (Ergah) at the northwestern fringes of Riyadh is a bustling city with modern, sleek architecture amidst traditional Arabian structures. The urban fabric portrays a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial buildings that reflect its diverse culture. The roads are wide and well-maintained, accommodating the booming traffic of this metropolis. The city's planning speaks volumes about its forward-thinking approach, providing a balanced and sustainable lifestyle to its residents. Ergah Riyadh continues to be one of the most rapidly developing cities in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East.
Irqah 1 (2800 sqm plot) and Irqah 2 (7500 sqm plot) are two sustainable mixed-use development projects in reference to the design and planning of buildings and communities that promote sustainable living and reduce environmental impact while providing a range of complementary land uses, such as new typologies of residential, commercial, and public spaces. The proposed designs will draw their inspiration from Najd and Salmani heritage, introducing a contemporary twist to a well established local architectural style. Both projects fall under the Quality-of-Life Program according to the Saudi Vision 2030.