Urban Design & Landscape Saudi Arabia will take place at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Convention Centre from January 18–21, 2026.

Opportunities in urban development and green spaces are increasing, as Saudi Arabia's landscaping and urban design sector is predicted to grow to $3.2 billion* by 2027. When Urban Design & Landscape Saudi Arabia reopens in January 2026, it will be the Kingdom's premier venue for cutting-edge landscaping and urban design solutions. Moreover, high-profile consumers are searching for items to revolutionise their urban initiatives, from cutting-edge landscaping technologies to sustainable urban planning. Likewise, the event offers a unique opportunity for you to enter this booming market and develop connections that can impact your business. Urban Design & Landscaping Saudi Arabia is a premier trade fair focusing on urban planning, landscape architecture, and sustainable development in Saudi Arabia. It is a significant part of the Big 5 Construct Saudi Second Week, uniting global experts and industry leaders to present innovative urban solutions. The exhibition focuses on urban development in Saudi Arabia, showcasing sustainable city planning trends like urban planning, landscape architecture, and smart cities. It offers a platform for technological exploration, idea exchange, and the creation of sustainable solutions for urban challenges. Furthermore, a focus on innovative initiatives in open space design, transport planning, and urban biodiversity aligns with Saudi Arabia’s sustainable urban development goals. Exhibitors present modern construction materials, intelligent infrastructure, cutting-edge landscape designs, and advanced technologies for future cities. Key solutions feature public parks, rooftop gardens, eco-friendly mobility, and energy-efficient buildings. Eventually, the event serves as a premier forum for networking, knowledge exchange, and business development, featuring product showcases, expert conferences, keynote presentations, and panel discussions that focus on challenges and opportunities in urban development. Read more: Marble and Stone Saudi Arabia, 2026