MASK Architects has revealed the design for the world's first hydrogen-powered luxury floating resort in the Middle East, setting a new standard for environmentally conscious luxury hospitality. The resort aims to integrate hydrogen technology into architecture, emphasizing sustainability and energy efficiency. It features a 10-kilometer coastal beach, hydrogen-based energy system for total energy self-sufficiency, and cutting-edge sustainable technologies such as transparent solar glass panels and AI-driven energy management systems. The project by MASK Architects not only focuses on luxury but also on eco-conscious tourism, offering a range of amenities including floating villas, beach clubs, restaurants, and private floating homes. The resort aligns with Saudi Vision 2030 and regional sustainability goals, showcasing a commitment to sustainable development and economic diversification. With a focus on redefining luxury hospitality through innovative design and technology, the resort is expected to become a global model for upscale, environmentally responsible tourism destinations, attracting investors and tourists seeking a harmonious blend of luxury, nature, and technology.