The line

The Line looks like a colossal, futuristic wall rising from the desert—an almost surreal sight stretching endlessly toward the horizon. Imagine two towering, ultra-sleek skyscrapers running in a straight line for 170 kilometers across the sand and over rugged mountains. Each structure is 500 meters tall, taller than most of the world’s tallest buildings, and they stand just 200 meters apart. Between them lies a shaded, lush, green interior corridor that functions as the city’s main living space. These parallel walls, perfectly aligned, reflect the surrounding landscape like a mirror, making the entire structure appear to vanish into the earth from a distance, blending with nature. From afar, The Line looks like a single, silver blade slicing through the golden desert. Its mirrored facade creates shifting illusions—during the day, it reflects the blue sky and clouds; at sunset, it glows orange and red, mirroring the horizon’s fire. At night, thin vertical lines of light trace the edges, outlining its massive, luminous form against the dark desert. From the air, the city appears like a perfect incision through the earth, glowing faintly with geometric precision. Inside, The Line is more than walls—it is a vertical city layered with life. The narrow gap between the towers is filled with trees, gardens, pathways, and small parks stretching upward in terraces. Natural light filters through the top, reaching all the way down to the bottom levels. Glass elevators glide up and down like transparent capsules, moving residents between stacked layers of homes, businesses, schools, and entertainment zones. Each layer is designed with symmetry and modern elegance. The interiors blend steel, glass, and natural elements. Wide balconies overlook the central greenway, with hanging gardens, waterfalls, and light bridges connecting levels. Artificial rivers, glowing walkways, and sky-lounges line the inside, giving it the feel of a luxury resort fused with sci-fi architecture.