The London-based HKS Architects oversaw the creation of this 20,000-seat multipurpose sports, entertainment, and cultural arena located near Riyadh.

The technologically advanced and globally significant venue embodies the local geological formations and culture.

The arena is a significant milestone in Diriyah's transformation into a cultural and economic growth driver for Saudi Arabia.

Diriyah, Saudi Arabia is undergoing a $63.2 billion development masterplan, which includes the construction of a new 76,000-square-meter arena.

The arena aims to become the premier events venue in the Middle East, attracting tourists from around the world and transforming the region's events landscape.

Jerry Inzerillo, Group CEO of Diriyah Co., described the arena as embodying Diriyah's unique lifestyle, blending community, culture, and natural connection.

The arena will incorporate traditional Najdi architecture, reflecting centuries of heritage.

The text is about a new arena in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, which will have a versatile design for easy configuration changes to host multiple events quickly.

The arena will prioritize excellent acoustics and optimal viewing angles from every seat, with a shopping district and outdoor plaza for additional entertainment.

The arena is part of Diriyah's masterplan to enhance Saudi Arabia's entertainment scene, in line with Saudi Vision 2030.

It will offer a blend of heritage and innovation, fostering community engagement and stimulating tourism and economic growth.

The arena is expected to be one of Diriyah's iconic assets.

HKS Architects' lead architect, Alex Thomas, described the venue's architecture as monolithic structures inspired by local geological formations and reminiscent of ancient Najdi forts and palaces.

The venue features "captivating digital waterfalls" that draw guests in towards an exciting and dynamic experience.

The announcement was made in front of the UK Minister of State for Business and Trade, Lord Dominic Johnson of Lainston.