Riyadh where demolition means cultural revitalization
The Al Nakheel district, known for its new mega villas and various modern houses, is set for a major transformation. This residential area will be demolished to pave the way for a new historical, cultural, and tourist destination in the heart of Riyadh.
As part of this ambitious redevelopment project, our BF135.8 crusher bucket, already on site, will play a crucial role in recycling the thousands of cubic meters of debris generated from the demolitions. Our client, overseeing this project, plans to utilize the BF135.8 along with the MB-S23 screening bucket to efficiently crush and recycle materials on location. To add to his success, the client has committed to purchasing multiple additional units.
Using excavator attachments like the BF135.8 crusher bucket offers significant advantages over other means in urban sites:
- highly versatile, allowing for on-site material processing
- cost-effective, reducing the need for transporting debris offsite
- minimize- costs, all transportation costs are reduced
- environmental-friendly, reducing traffic congestion and environmental impact in densely populated areas.
Additionally, the compact nature of these attachments makes them ideal for confined urban spaces where larger machinery would be impractical.
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This initiative underscores the importance of reusing available resources, providing an economic boost and aligning with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. The Vision 2030 plan aims to diversify the economy and reduce dependence on oil by promoting sustainable development and innovative solutions.
This is not the only significant project underway in Riyadh. In Al Diriyah, extensive excavation of limestone is taking place, resulting in thousands of cubic meters of rock that need to be crushed on-site or transported out of the city, which incurs prohibitive transportation costs. Our solutions have garnered interest from several clients involved in these excavations, who are keen to implement our equipment for effective and economical processing.
By focusing on recycling and on-site material processing, these projects not only support the goals of Vision 2030 but also contribute to a more sustainable and economically viable urban development model.
