New Cities Atlas
The Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City is a flagship green urban development, jointly developed by China and Singapore to showcase sustainable city-building. Located in Tianjin’s Binhai New Area, it spans 30 square kilometers and aims to house 350,000 residents. Designed as a model for low-carbon, resource-efficient urbanization, it features renewable
New Cities Atlas
Cairo’s New Administrative Capital is Egypt’s most ambitious urban project, designed to relieve congestion in Cairo and create a modern government and business hub. Located 45 km east of Cairo, the city spans 700 square kilometers and is set to house 6.5 million people. It features a
New Cities Atlas
NEOM is Saudi Arabia’s most ambitious megacity project, a $500 billion initiative under Vision 2030, designed to transform the country’s economy beyond oil. Located in northwest Saudi Arabia along the Red Sea, NEOM aims to be a global hub for technology, sustainability, and tourism. The project includes The
New Cities Atlas
King Abdullah Economic City (KAEC) is one of Saudi Arabia’s flagship new city projects, launched in 2005 to diversify the economy beyond oil. Located on the Red Sea, 100 km north of Jeddah, KAEC is designed to become a major logistics, industrial, and tourism hub. The city features King