That’s a longwinded way of saying Saudi Arabia (the aforementioned oil kings ... a “floating” industrial port city that is being constructed along the Red Sea coast. The factory will ...

and Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), has a lot of ambition. In order to leave his mark on the world, MBS plans to develop a huge city in the desert named Neom, which will ...

Gif: YouTube Saudi Arabia is developing a new city ... the project comes across as extremely dystopian. The city, completely walled on four sides with some kind of ventilation on top, is planned ...

Saudi Arabia is building a futuristic mega-city called Neom deep in a desert bordering the Red Sea. The state has pledged at least $500 billion to make it happen, and is soliciting further investment.

Saudi Arabia unveiled new pictures of the Neom megacity planned by its ruler, Mohammed bin Salman. They highlight the landscapes surrounding the city, and present it as a vacation paradise.

Saudi Arabia has unveiled designs for its ambitious urban project “The Line,” touted as a one-building city in the desert ... in a flashy promo video as “dystopian.” The Line forms part ...

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ... branding the concept “dystopian”. “What is this dystopian hell line city,” wrote YouTuber Ian Miles Cheong. “I’d rather be dead ...

View of Saudi Arabia's towering Towering 1,640 feet ... futuristic station just outside the Line vertical city. Ambitious? Yes. Dystopian? A little. Imminent? Probably, though undoubtedly years ...

The first renderings of the new Saudi ... their dystopian origins transformed into a utopian fetish. Neom is the ultimate contemporary manifestation of this phenomenon. A city defined as a wall ...

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reports that Saudi Arabia ... The city will also reportedly use 100% renewable energy. This looks like something out of a dystopian sci-fi movie ...

Saudi Arabia has revealed the 11 soccer stadiums ... The Neom Stadium would be located within the country’s dystopian smart city at more than 350 meters (383 yards) above the ground.