What is Salmani Architecture? The Saudi-based design style that is growing in the MENA region

The story and meaning of the rise of Salmani Architecture. Salmani architecture, becoming the norm in Riyadh for new buildings and construction, was characterized by an aesthetic appeal with six core values that were carefully planned and overseen by King Salman himself. It is both modern and futuristic but also embodies the authentic local architectural heritage. Salmani architecture is a growing trend in Saudi Arabia. The style is seen as a way to preserve the country's rich architectural heritage while also embracing the modern world. Salmani architecture is also seen as a way to create a sense of identity and pride in Saudi Arabia. The design process for Salmani architecture absorbs the guidance of six values: Authenticity, Continuity, Human-Centricity, Livability, Innovation, and Sustainability. The 966 hosts discuss the design style that is growing in popularity in the Middle East region and is distinctively Saudi. Other examples of Salmani architecture and Salmani design include: -The National Museum of Saudi Arabia -The King Abdullah Financial District -The Diriyah Gate Development -The Riyadh Metro What do you think of the style?