Skardu’s weather enhances spatial experience through its dramatic seasonal changes. The clear skies and crisp air in summer contrast with the snow-covered peaks in winter, influencing building materials, insulation strategies, and outdoor spaces to harmonize with the region’s natural beauty and climatic conditions.

HOUSE OF DIFFUSE LIGHT Reducing the sharp barrier between (interior and exterior) spaces. I am trying to merge a space into other space, In form of air or light quality. Diffuse light also a part of this space. Interior space connect with exterior space like diffuse light. Feel of exterior space Gradually transfers into interior

A non-site space library is a flexible, virtual concept that uses adaptable design and digital tools to create dynamic, accessible learning environments independent of physical location.

A School of Architecture based on e-learning offers flexible, remote education through digital platforms, virtual classrooms, and online resources, enhancing global access and innovative teaching methods.

Chair kahana in porous space refers to designing seating arrangements within open, flexible areas where boundaries are fluid. This approach integrates chairs into versatile, open spaces, allowing for adaptable and dynamic use of the area while maintaining a sense of openness and accessibility.

The extension of Alhamra Art Council in Lahore, Pakistan, aims to expand and enhance the cultural and artistic facilities. The design includes additional gallery spaces, performance areas, and amenities to accommodate growing exhibitions and events, enriching the cultural experience and supporting Lahore’s vibrant arts scene.

The project “Chowk: Community Built Through Bridging Old and New” focuses on Madhu Laal Hussain in Baghbanpura, Lahore. It explores the site’s historical and cultural significance, highlighting the fusion of Hindu and Muslim traditions through the legacy of Saint Madhu Laal Hussain.

LIVING PLACE Noorpur Thal Khushab The design concept focuses on seamlessly integrating the building within its environmental and cultural context, taking into account several significant challenges such as frequent sandstorms, intense hot winds, limited access to modern facilities, and a shortage of skilled labour. These factors insist on the use of traditional design approaches, necessitating

The term “Dera” is a local word that refers to a communal living arrangement where two or more residential spaces are combined with areas designated for animals such as camels, donkeys, and hens, all managed by a single individual.