Chapman Taylor to Design “Tura” – A Landmark Mixed-Use Community in North Riyadh

Chapman Taylor to Design “Tura” – A Landmark Mixed-Use Community in North Riyadh

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — Chapman Taylor has announced that it is leading the design of Tura, an ambitious mixed-use district set to redefine urban living in North Riyadh. Launched during CityScape Global 2025, Tura aims to become a future-ready urban destination that blends residential, hospitality, retail, and workplace environments with expansive green spaces.

A Future-Focused Urban Vision

Tura has been designed around five core principles:

  • Collective belonging
  • Programmatic synergy
  • Exceptional green space
  • Hyper-activated living
  • Salmani identity

These elements shape a dynamic masterplan that brings together residential clusters, luxury hotels, an urban retail boulevard, modern office spaces, and a central park designed for all ages.

Inspired by Nature and Culture

The architectural concept, “Growing from the Earth,” draws from organic landforms and a contemporary interpretation of Najd heritage. This creates a strong connection between modern urban design and Riyadh’s cultural identity.

Sustainability at the Core

Sustainability plays a central role in Tura’s development, focusing on:

  • Indigenous landscapes
  • Climatic comfort and walkability
  • Active lifestyle design
  • Over 5 km of running tracks
  • Multiple sports and recreational facilities

A Connected Community

The masterplan includes interlinked neighborhoods organized along green corridors and vibrant public spaces, promoting liveability, wellness, and social interaction. A central park and dynamic retail boulevard form the heart of the development, supported by hospitality landmarks and community amenities.

Tura is envisioned not only as a new destination but also as a catalyst for the expansion of North Riyadh, shaping the future of urban living in Saudi Arabia.

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