Overview: King Abdullah International Gardens (KAIG) is a groundbreaking botanical garden situated in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, amidst the arid desert landscape of central Saudi Arabia. As a pioneering project, KAIG aims to foster a deeper understanding of climate change and sustainable development while providing a unique and ecologically sensitive environment for visitors to explore.
Project Details: The development of KAIG represents a significant step forward in environmental education and research. The gardens will be housed within two interconnected, crescent-shaped biomes, symbolizing the passage of time and showcasing potential future scenarios affected by climate change. The Garden of Choices, a central feature of KAIG, will illustrate potential outcomes based on the trajectory of climate change, serving as a powerful educational tool for visitors.
Progress and Completion: Currently, more than 40% of the KAIG project has been completed, with ongoing efforts to realize the vision of this groundbreaking initiative. The project is on track for completion by the fall of 2024, offering visitors an immersive and educational experience that highlights the importance of climate action and sustainable development.
Contractor: The implementation of the 210-hectare King Abdullah International Gardens project has been entrusted to Zaid Alhussain & Brothers Group, a leading construction company in Saudi Arabia. Under the contract awarded by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing (MOMRAH), our team at Al Arab Developers has played a pivotal role in various aspects of the project, including:
Conclusion: King Abdullah International Gardens represents a visionary endeavor to address pressing environmental challenges and promote sustainability through education and innovation. As a testament to Saudi Arabia’s commitment to environmental stewardship, KAIG will serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration for future generations, demonstrating the transformative power of collective action in addressing climate change.