PAKISTAN C00L LOOKING BUILDINGS HAVE THEIR OWN BEAUTY.........

KPT TOWER KARACHI

Advanced digital modelling and sustainable design practices have responded to ecological challenges, drastically reducing the building’s carbon footprint and harnessing the potential of natural resources. The development is designed to set an exemplary precedent in Pakistan for environmentally responsible architecture and construction standards though the use of low energy design principles and techniques to maximise the use of passive environmental control.
Designed for the Karachi Port Trust, the development will help satisfy an international and domestic demand for institutionally acceptable ‘British Council for Offices (BCO)’ standard space. It will also help satisfy a significant shortage of luxury hotel accommodation and aspirational residential property in a city with a population of over 17 million. The development will be the catalyst that creates the heart of a new Central Business District and help realise Karachi’s optimum commercial and lifestyle potential.

          MUBARAK CENTRE:

The Mabarak Centre is an under-construction mixed-use complex in Lahore, Pakistan. The complex will include residential and office towers, as well as conference halls and a shopping mall.The project will spread over 11 Acres of prime land on main Ferozpur Road, Lahore, Pakistan.The complex will consist of four towers and a small eclipse shaped building. The main tower will be 70 stories, with the first 45 floors reserved for offices, and from 46 to above for residential apartments.Five Star Hotel (with 400 Rooms Ballrooms, Banqueting facilities and all ancillary amenities).There will be a Cineplex (with 6 independent theaters). The other three towers will be between 30 to 45 stories, with an eclipse shaped tower in between, which will house uniquely designed apartments along with a five story covered shopping mall, which will be biggest and most exclusive shopping and entertainment complex in the region. The eclipse shaped tower will also house the largest reception and conference halls in the country, holding between 3,500-4,000 people.

(both KPT and MUBARAK centre are under construction

     

THE EIFFEL TOWER PARIS

The Eiffel Tower, symbol of innovative technique at the end of the 19th century, has maintained its universal image. 
Even if 6 million visitors climb the Tower each year, the number of those who have set eyes on the Tower but never foot coupled with those who know of the Tower but have never even caught a glimpse of the monument are far more numerous. 
Its simplified representation is but an inanimate object, an unchanging reference point. Yet, differing from many other structures built in the past, it is alive, ever changing and evolving.