How is the construction of the futuristic megacity in Arabia going?

The project, named ‘The Line’either NOSis considered as the work that will set precedents for humanity in the future. This is because much expectation has been generated in the face of the Saudi government’s desire to build a city in the middle of the desert of the enormous desert of the Arabian peninsula.

Construction began on this project last October, and since then, construction has progressed at a dizzying pace. The excavations, the extension and the structural bases of what promises to be the most important tourist destination that humanity has ever made can be seen, even from a satellite. The works are expected to be completed by the year 2030.

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According to specialized portals in megaconstructionyesthis would have a total length of 170 kilometers, but with a width of just 200 meters. This new city is projected to be friendly to the environment, which is a non-negotiable desire for Mohamed Bin SalmanPrince of Saudi Arabia.

This would be possible thanks to the glass walls that will help provide natural light to the city and an ideal climate throughout the year. despite being close to the Red Sea and the Strait of Suez, which is known to be quite arid.

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The inhabitants of this new city, according to the project plans, will be able to travel by train and cross it, from end to end, in a matter of 20 minutes.

Studies carried out by the Australian company Soar Earth indicate that around 27 cubic meters of earth and stonewhich is equivalent to 78 times the volume of the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world (828 meters) located in dubai.

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Likewise, according to photographic material, the excavations can reach a depth of 20 meters, which would serve as a hole to accommodate buildings 500 meters high.

All these buildings will be covered with glass mirrors that would serve as containment. and thus separate the city from the characteristic natural environment of the Arabian desert.

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However, one of the challenges for the project is the issue of environmental policies in Saudi Arabia, since the Arab nation promised to achieve carbon neutrality by the year 2060 in order to stop depending on hydrocarbonswhich has stood out as one of the most profitable markets for the country.

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