MASK Architects has introduced the world’s first hydrogen-powered floating luxury resort in the Middle East, setting a new benchmark for environmentally conscious luxury. The resort integrates advanced hydrogen technology with sustainable design, providing guests with an off-grid, self-sufficient energy system powered by water electrolysis. Located along a pristine 6.2 miles coastal beach, the resort combines luxury with sustainability, offering a retreat that harmonizes with nature. Inspired by palm leaves, the resort's biomorphic architectural design seamlessly blends into the coastal landscape, showcasing an environmentally conscious masterpiece. The patented hydrogen energy system enables the resort to generate its own clean fuel through water electrolysis, supporting carbon-free operations. Additionally, smart energy systems and AI-driven optimization ensure peak efficiency and seamless operation. With 36 exclusive floating villas, private boat access, and upscale amenities like a beach club, restaurant, and fitness facility, the resort provides guests with a luxurious and innovative experience. By aligning with net-zero carbon programs and supporting Saudi Vision 2030, the resort aims to become a global model for sustainable luxury tourism, attracting eco-conscious travelers and investors. MASK Architects' legacy of innovation in sustainable architecture includes projects like the world's first eco-tourism resort in Africa and conceptual interior designs for transportation infrastructure. The unveiling of the hydrogen-powered floating resort further solidifies the firm's position as a leader in futuristic, sustainable architecture.