ZOOD Real Estate approaches development with the belief that a project should function as an integrated community rather than a collection of individual buildings and residential units. This approach brings different uses together through planning that considers residents' needs and how they experience their surroundings in everyday life.
ÉLEVÉE, located in Al Nakheel, North Riyadh, reflects this vision through a mixed-use development that brings residential, office, hospitality, and retail spaces together within one master plan. The project considers how these different uses interact and how residents, employees, and visitors can benefit from them.
The concept of an integrated community goes beyond providing residential properties. It involves bringing homes, workplaces, services, and everyday activities together within a coordinated development.
At ÉLEVÉE, this approach is reflected in the combination of residential, office, and hospitality towers alongside standalone retail buildings, with dedicated spaces planned around the requirements of each use.
Integration, however, involves more than placing different buildings within the same development. Residential areas require privacy and a quieter environment, while offices and retail spaces need convenient access and organized movement for employees and visitors.
ÉLEVÉE's master plan considers these requirements through the arrangement of buildings, entrances, and circulation routes, allowing different activities to coexist while maintaining their individual functions.
This reflects ZOOD's approach to mixed-use development, where each component is planned as part of a connected community while retaining the characteristics and requirements of its intended use.
ZOOD's development approach considers how residents will use a project after moving in, rather than focusing solely on building design or residential layouts.
This includes the relationship between homes, amenities, services, and outdoor spaces, as well as how easily residents can access and use them throughout the day.
At ÉLEVÉE, the inclusion of retail services and shared amenities provides residents with additional options for meeting everyday needs within the development, reducing the need to travel elsewhere for every activity.
The master plan also considers movement between buildings and amenities, incorporating walking pathways and outdoor areas that make different parts of the community more accessible.
These planning decisions influence how residents experience the development, from the proximity of amenities to their homes to the arrangement of open spaces and circulation routes throughout the community.
Balancing residential privacy with access to shared amenities is an important consideration in planning integrated communities.
Communal facilities provide opportunities for exercise, recreation, and social interaction. At the same time, their design and placement must account for residential privacy and the movement of different users throughout the development.
At ÉLEVÉE, the master plan addresses these considerations through the distribution of different uses and shared spaces, with dedicated areas for activities that accommodate the needs of residents and families.
Green spaces and outdoor pathways also contribute to this arrangement, providing places for everyday activities and connecting different parts of the development without requiring every space to serve the same purpose.
This balance reflects ZOOD's focus on developing communities that offer residents a range of shared facilities while preserving the independence and privacy of their homes.
Development planning extends beyond determining building locations and selecting amenities. It also involves considering how these elements will be used once a project is completed.
ZOOD considers the resident experience throughout its planning and development decisions, from the variety of residential options to the arrangement of services and shared spaces.
At ÉLEVÉE, this approach is reflected in residential options designed to accommodate different needs, supported by amenities, services, and outdoor spaces that form part of everyday life.
The master plan also considers the different groups who will use the development, including residents, employees, and visitors, through the organization of residential, office, hospitality, and retail spaces.
Through these considerations, ZOOD aims to create a development whose value extends beyond its individual buildings and residential units to include how the community functions and how people use its different spaces over time.
ÉLEVÉE reflects ZOOD Real Estate's approach to developing integrated communities by bringing different uses together within a master plan that considers the requirements of each activity and its relationship with the wider development.
This approach is evident in the arrangement of buildings, the organization of movement, the distribution of amenities, and the balance between residential privacy and shared spaces.
With handover targeted for the end of 2029, ZOOD continues to develop ÉLEVÉE around a vision of a connected community that brings residential, workplace, and everyday service requirements together in North Riyadh.
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