Heart Tent of Riyadh

A Heart Tent, a stunning structure that looks like a giant tent made from stained glass. Tuwaiq Palace, formerly known as the Diplomatic Club, will give you spectacular views of Riyadh. It is the central cultural facility for the prestigious Diplomatic Quarter (DQ) in Riyadh. The project was designed as a club, offering 24,000 m2 of recreational, social, dining, banqueting, conference, and accommodation functions.

But the outside views aren’t the only reason to visit this spot. It’s home to the Heart Tent, a stunning structure that looks like a giant tent made from stained glass. This mesmerizing, colorful structure looks like a tent made from stained glass.

This unique design touches on two local archetypes, the fortress and the tent, and it incorporates the natural phenomenon of the oasis. In their combination, these elements suggested a new building typology with a special relationship to its context.

Tuwaiq Palace gives the chance to tourist to have another dimension of tour not only glorifying but an extraordinary masterpiece.

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