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Designs for Saudi Arabia’s planned Royal Diriyah Opera House celebrate both tradition and modernity

  • Scheduled to open in 2028, the 46,000-square-meter center will have capacity for 3,500 people across four venues
  • Designed by Norway’s Snohetta and Saudi Arabia’s Syn Architects, it will be sustainable and reflect local Najdi style
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