Red Sea Development Company's plans for a modern marine life institute

 Red Sea Development Company in Saudi Arabia has unveiled its design plans for a state-of-the-art Marine Life Institute.

According to Arab News, the 10,340-square-meter institute is set to attract tourists and marine lovers from around the world and promote conservation-based research.

Located at Triple Bay Marina in Amala, the three-storey structure will be designed to mimic coral shapes and rock patterns.

This one-of-a-kind project will promote sustainable and innovative practices to reduce water wastage, pollution and prevent erosion.

The Red Sea Marine Life Institute will hold a combined capacity of 650 guests and will begin its magical journey with a 'grand reveal' of the world's largest man-made reef.

Guests will be taken on a range of activities including walking underwater trails, snorkeling with rare species, exploring research labs and diving deep into the Red Sea in a submarine.

"The Red Sea Marine Life Institute will take visitors on an educational and immersive journey that will reveal the natural wonders of the Red Sea and the Institute and the ocean," said Gerard Evandon, principal of the architectural design firm Faster and Partners, which worked on the project. will blur the boundaries between '

"With 10 zones that offer everything from immersive experiences to night diving, and the scientific community to effectively pursue their environmental projects," said John Pagano, group CEO of the Red Sea Development Company. provide spaces for'.