The Diriyah Biennale Foundation embodies Saudi Arabia's ambition to promote contemporary and Islamic arts, thoughtfully repurposing decommissioned warehouses into vibrant cultural spaces.
A continuous band of translucent polycarbonate enhances visibility and connectivity, while inviting the surrounding urban landscape into the fold of the foundation's structure.
This project is a significant example of adaptive reuse, reflecting a growing trend in reimagining industrial sites while fostering a sense of urban continuity.
Organized around a central open-air plaza, the architecture encourages public engagement through art installations and promotes community interaction within the former industrial site.
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