L’Saudi Arabia she doesn’t want anyone to get ahead of her in the conquest of the future. A few years ago we saw her surprising project The Line, a 120 km long linear city that seems like something out of a science fiction film. This engineering work will be part of the NEOM complex, which will connect various cities and buildings with the mission of establishing a new paradigm of life based on sustainability and on theinnovation.
Recently, the new project of the investors involved in this development promoted by the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, Mohamed bin Salmán, came to light. Is called Siranna and it is a mega ultra-luxury hotel complex that can only be reached by boat, and which only a few will be able to afford.
Located on the coast of Gulf of Aqabathis resort will host a hotel from 65 rooms And 35 exclusive residences. “Siranna is a space where elegant living and innovation meet to facilitate an uncompromising lifestyle”, they underline from the NEOM website.
The design by Siranna it resembles a medieval fortress. It is composed of a central tower, which seems to be carved directly into the mountain, which generates smaller towers, all hexagonal in shape, until it reaches the coast of the Gulf of Aqaba. If you like “The Lord of the Rings”, you will find a more than reasonable resemblance to the city of “Minas Tirith”.
“Siranna offers incredible views of the Red Sea, with a multi-level design that offers various perspectives. The hexagonal pillars, rising from the rugged coastal terrain, are striking, yet complementary to the surrounding mountains and flora. Arriving by boat at the bay, guests will embark on a journey through natural rock formations before reaching the entrance to the complex,” explains NEOM.
A place where you can practically do everything
Siranna will offer its guests and residents an exclusive beach club, state-of-the-art spa and wellness facilities to relax. Those who wish to enjoy nature and scenery during their stay will have the option of hiking or horseback riding to explore a place where the sea, mountains and wadi (dry valley) meet. Furthermore, there will be a wide culinary and entertainment offer.
“The guiding principle behind the development is to ensure minimal intervention into nature, where thoughtful and deliberate techniques will be used to preserve the surrounding landscape. The architecture will pay homage to the heritage of the local area and will integrate seamlessly with the adjacent mountain and wadi,” concludes NEOM.
Even if it is not known when we will be able to see this incredible project realized, one of the many that make up NEOM, for now we will have to content ourselves with dreaming and looking with optimism at the progress of the works.
