Improving and Developing Urban Residual Spaces in the North of Hail
Lecon is proud to be a key partner in the Improving and Developing Urban Residual Spaces in the North of Hail project, a transformative initiative aimed at revitalizing underutilized urban areas and turning them into functional, accessible, and vibrant spaces for the local community. This project is a significant step towards enhancing the quality of life for residents, as it focuses on the rehabilitation of neglected urban spaces, providing a new lease of life for areas that have long been overlooked.
The primary objective of this project is to improve the infrastructure and public amenities in the northern part of Hail, creating modern, well-planned spaces that cater to the growing needs of the local population. By reimagining these residual spaces, the project aims to foster a sense of community, enhance social interactions, and provide areas for leisure, recreation, and commerce. It will introduce green spaces, pedestrian-friendly pathways, public parks, and community hubs that encourage both relaxation and active participation.
Urban Development
Lecon Design Team
270 Days
North of Hail, Saudi Arabia
Before
Before the project, the urban residual spaces in the North of Hail were underdeveloped, with minimal infrastructure and limited public amenities. The areas lacked functionality and failed to meet the community’s needs.
Challenges
- Underutilized urban spaces with poor infrastructure
- Limited public amenities and accessibility
- Insufficient functionality to meet the growing population's needs
After
The project will successfully transform these urban residual spaces, offering enhanced infrastructure, better accessibility, and upgraded public amenities. The spaces will be designed to foster community interaction and provide essential services to residents.
Results
- Improved infrastructure and accessibility for residents
- Development of functional public spaces
- Enhanced quality of life through better urban planning
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