NQSH Villa – An alluring home
This villa project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia combines local architecture with modern sensibilities
A selection of 28 independent villas, NQSH combines modern elegance with a touch of local architecture. Designed by architect Mohammed S. Almansour of Alwathaaeq Consulting Engineers, the villa spans a spacious 7,936 square metres. Emphasising open-plan designs and contemporary layouts, these residences reflect the evolving needs of the modern Saudi family. Prioritising privacy, the homes feature double-height ceilings and a focus on comfort. Neutral and calming tones further enhance the dwellings’ inviting ambiance and timeless appeal.
Technical sheet
Area: 7,938 m2
Type: Private villas
Architect: Mohammed Almansour
Designed by: Alwathaaeq Consulting Engineers
Real Estate Developer: Alramz Real Estate
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