Our Approach to Architecture in Saudi Arabia

Davidov Architects embraces a refined architectural vision for Saudi Arabia, where minimalism and natural materials counterbalance the country’s rapid urbanization. Our goal is to collaborate with local architects, developers, and designers to create tailored solutions that resonate with the region’s unique character.

In a landscape defined by deserts, coastlines, and modern cities, our design philosophy emphasizes simplicity and harmony with the environment. We specialize in single residential projects, hotels, and hospitality venues, crafting spaces that foster a connection to nature while embodying contemporary elegance.

Why Davidov Architects?

Our minimalist approach highlights the beauty of pared-back natural materials such as stone, wood, and concrete, providing a serene aesthetic that contrasts with modern steel and glass structures. This ensures our designs are both beautiful and enduring, whether for residential or hospitality spaces.

We draw inspiration from traditional Islamic architecture, focusing on clean lines and open spaces, while incorporating courtyards to connect the indoors with the outdoors. These elements promote tranquillity and enhance livability in the region’s extreme climate.

Sustainability and Collaboration

Our commitment to sustainability is evident in our use of passive cooling strategies and locally sourced materials, ensuring environmental responsibility without compromising aesthetic quality.

Collaboration is central to our approach. By working closely with local professionals, we create contextually relevant designs that reflect the culture and landscape of Saudi Arabia. We are particularly interested in expanding our portfolio through residential, hospitality, and hotel projects that embody luxury and functionality.

Throughout every project phase, we prioritise close collaboration with clients, ensuring that each design element enhances the overall atmosphere of tranquility and sophistication.

We are proud to have completed several notable projects across the world, including the LPS Residence, and the EPSC Residence.