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New Museum In The Arab Country Will Use Traditional Construction Method To Honor Local Culture And Provide Thermal Comfort In The Desert Climate, As Part Of The Saudi Vision 2030 Initiative.
Saudi Arabia is developing notable architectural projects. The country seeks to diversify its economy beyond oil. Tourism is a key area, driven by the Saudi Vision 2030 initiative. One of these projects is the Asaan Misk Heritage Museum, whose construction will use mud bricks.
Architectural Projects Beyond Oil
Saudi Arabia has become known for ambitious architectural projects. They are part of the country’s efforts to rely less on oil. The nation aims to boost areas like tourism. This initiative is called Saudi Vision 2030.
A Construction That Values Saudi Roots
Among the future attractions is the Asaan Misk Heritage Museum. Its construction will be a way to honor the country’s traditions. The building will be located in Diriyah, a city near the Saudi capital, Riyadh. The idea is that the entire design of the building will be created from mud bricks sourced from the region. Construction work started recently. Saudi authorities have not announced a timeline for the museum’s inauguration.
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The Ancient Technique Of Mud Construction In The Desert
The construction of the museum will be done using a very traditional method. The use of mud bricks aims to cool the environment in the desert. The method involves mixing clay, straw, and water. This mixture was baked in the sun to harden it. However, no further details about the construction project have been disclosed.
Immersive Exhibitions And Cultural Preservation
The Asaan Misk Heritage Museum was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. In total, the space will cover 40,000 square meters. It will feature three shaded courtyards. There will be several wings: Educational, Artistic, and Administrative. The idea is for the museum to house extensive collections of cultural artifacts. This will occur through immersive exhibitions and displays. A conservation laboratory is also planned. It will be used to restore and preserve ancient objects and artworks from the country.
With information from: Olhar Digital
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