Spanish architect, Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura has been selected as the preferred consultant for the Utamo project. The project is one that was recently launched as an exquisite entertainment destination. The project site is located in the Gulf of Aqaba. The Utamo project will provide space for events and exhibitions. It will also encompass the space to provide tourists with a sense of art and a place to explore artistic materials. Utamo is the latest addition to the projects in the Gulf of Aqaba region. The other projects include Epicon, Siranna, and Leyja development also set to commence soon.
The Utamo project coincides with its integration with the other projects unveiled in the Gulf of Aqaba. In November, Neom unveiled Siranna which will be a 65-key hotel, the project will also feature 35 residences to host tourists. The overall infrastructure design and architectural consultancy are being provided by Australian Woods Bagot and Singapore’s Meinhardt Group respectively. The announcement followed the launch of Epicon Towers, a masterpiece tower in Araba. The scope of the Epicon Towers entails the construction of Twin Towers. The scope also entails the height of the towers being 275 meters and 225 meters in height. Furthermore, it is expected to have 14 residential suites and apartments.
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Utamo Project Aims To Ensure Minimal Intervention in the Surrounding Environment
Neom’s Utamo project aims to use cutting-edge techniques in the design and construction of the project. This will ensure minimal intervention with the surrounding nature and maintain its aesthetic state. The aspiration is guided by NEOM’s unwavering commitment to ensure conservation to maintain nature. It also shows efforts to create spaces that nurture nature’s essence in our daily lives. The Utamo project will be carefully crafted to articulate immersive artistic performances and installations. It will include advanced audio-visual systems that will intrigue and captivate guests. It will also entice those with sensory experiences as it envelopes them in audio-visual wonder. The project aims to change and take over the entertainment scene by ensuring world-class performances can be made in Utamo.
