Nine million people in a city 170km long; will the world ever be

Saudi Arabia has unveiled designs for a futuristic megastructure in the desert. But it is an idea that has preoccupied the imaginations of architects – and megalomaniacs – for generations

Nine million people in a city 170km long; will the world ever be ready for a linear metropolis?, Architecture

Saudi Arabia just began construction of its $500 billion 500 meter tall, 170 km long megacity, The Line in Neom : r/urbanplanning

Saudi Arabia just began construction of its $500 billion 500 meter tall, 170 km long megacity, The Line in Neom : r/urbanplanning

Mirko Miranovic posted on LinkedIn

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THE LINE: a revolution in urban living

Nine million people in a city 170km long; will the world ever be ready for a linear metropolis?

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A 105-mile-long city will snake through the Saudi desert. Is that a good idea?

Saudi Arabia Says Its 100 Mile Skyscraper Will Have a Population of 9 Million

Saudi Arabia Releases Designs for its Ambitious 170 km Long One-Building Smart City

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Without touching a single piece of land, it's possible to sail from India to the USA in a completely straight line. Whats the flatearth explanation? : r/flatearth

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