Kanye West has shown his critics that he intends to proceed with the dream city "DROAM" which is supposed to be built in the Middle East.

The rapper recently took to his Instagram page to reveal his plans for the project, which includes a "primitive, naturalistic approach."

Kanye West's project was previously proposed for the Los Angeles community of North Beverly Park, but residents of the area called it "misguided."

Taking in InstagramWest shared a glimpse of the design plans for his "DROAM" city, which was initially rumored to be in development from 2023.

In the post, the rapper outlined the systems of the self-sustaining project, writing that as part of its core design principles it will have "no stairs," "no glass," "one-story design," "circular layout," and "endless paths" with no beginning or end. .

West also detailed the project's spatial organization, materials, functionality, aesthetics and poetic elements.

It promised "integrated systems", "walk-through layouts", "soft surfaces", "diffuse light", "comfortable entertainment spaces" and a "primitive, naturalistic approach".

The location for West's "DROAM City" is believed to be somewhere in the Middle East, although its exact location remains unknown.

Rumor has it that the project is twice the size of New York and covers 100,000 hectares.

When the project was first mentioned in 2023, it was revealed to be in Phase 1 of development, with West actively recruiting project managers, engineers, architects, contractors and builders.

West originally envisioned the DROAM concept as part of North Beverly Park, a community in Los Angeles.

However, according to Daily Mailit was quickly met with backlash from community residents, with many calling the project "misguided."

Some also predicted that the rapper would not be able to get the necessary votes from the homeowners association if he decided to go ahead with the project.

Similarly, many social media users in the comments section of West's post slammed his plans to build a "DROAM" city.

One wrote: "There's no way the brothers are building a city yet, while another commented: "Yeah, I'm good at that, thanks... you want us to buy crap architecture."

Some users were also confused by his post and showed it in their comments. User noted: "Brother is trying to tell us something..."

Over the years, West acquired several properties for unconventional projects, most of which never came to fruition.

One such property is the rapper's $1.5 million estate in Los Angeles, purchased with the intention of housing his Donda Academy.

Previous images of the property obtained by Daily Mail In 2023, it is shown abandoned, with surroundings littered with shopping carts and broken furniture.

At the time, it was also reported that the rapper had halted construction on his $14 million Wyoming ranch, purchased in 2019. The project was originally proposed to provide "affordable housing" in the Midwestern state.

Similarly, West's sprawling $3 million ranch in Casablanca, which he bought with plans to address Los Angeles' homelessness crisis using 50-foot "Yecosystems," remains unfinished.

According to the Daily Mail, West spent most of last year outside the United States, visiting countries such as the United Arab Emirates, the Maldives, Japan and China.

He was accompanied on all these trips by his wife Bianca Censori, who continued to make headlines with her bold and revealing public outfits.

Recently, the couple was spotted in Tokyo together with internet personality Justin Laboy, visiting Azabudai Hills.

While West and LaBoy wore almost identical black outfits, Censori stood out in sheer white patterned socks and a cream coat with fur trim on the collar and cuffs.

A few days earlier, West was also seen out in public with his children — North, 11, Saint, 8, and Chicago, 7.

A family visited a 7/11 in a Japanese city to pick up some items while sharing a bonding moment with their father, who they hadn't seen in more than three months.

According to one report, West was out of the country for so long because of the Sean "Diddy" Combs controversy.

"Kanye's reasoning for not being (in America) has nothing to do with his kids and everything to do with the multiple lawsuits he's facing in the United States," a source told Daily Mail.

"With all this stuff with Diddy, Kanye is terrified," the sources continued, referring to the ongoing sex crime charges filed against Diddy when he is set to go on trial in May 2025.

Despite distancing himself from the Bad Boy Records founder, especially after their falling out, sources told the outlet that West fears being dragged into the case, possibly as a witness.