Saudi Building Code News Today

Roshn Group, the PIF-owned giga project and Saudi Arabia’s leading real estate developer, on Wednesday launched Aldanah, its sixth integrated community, second in the Eastern Province and first in Dhahran.

With the upcoming COP28 UAE, the momentum for sustainable real estate development in the GCC is set to receive even greater international attention

Experts will explore how niche construction methods, new products, and research are developing concrete innovations to stretch mankind’s imagination, at the ACI Concrete Conference of Codes, Standards, and Best Practices in Riyadh, next month.

Designs to incorporate ductility to help buildings bend, flex when exposed to earthquake

International Code Council, the world-leading building safety association, hosted its debut workshop in Dubai, to promote innovation and building safety. This comes at a time when major projects in UAE and Saudi Arabia are utilising its key solutions.

Leading construction technology and building materials experts will be in Riyadh next week to take part in the Saudi Build International Exhibition and its co-located events that will feature more than 550 companies from 43 countries across the globe.

Advanced Construction Technology Services (ACTS) has begun testing of building products such as fire doors and ceilings at its laboratory in Dammam. It also tests the fire performance of skylights and roof assemblies in vertical and horizontal loading.

RIYADH: Placing environmental capital at the heart of their operations, The Red Sea Development Co. and AMAALA have resolved to protect the environment, invest in clean energy and preserve natural habitats, buildings and beaches around the coast. Top officials connected with the project were determined to introduce the latest advancements in environmental technology to

RIYADH: The recently amended and implemented Saudi Building Code has slowed down the market, but experts and stakeholders see this downturn as a transitory period. Ali Al-Saif, CEO of Tabuk Cement Co., said the negative impact is temporary and once the sector overcomes teething issues, the new regulations will have a positive impact on the construction sector. Saudi Arabia’s

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