Building Pakistan: Architecture and Urbanism Since 1947

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Author: Hasan-Uddin Khan with Maria Aslam

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ISBN 9789697347391

Category(s) Art & Architecture

Description

A landmark exploration of Pakistan’s architectural journey since 1947, Building Pakistan traces the nation’s evolving identity through its cities, buildings, and urban spaces. From colonial legacies and modernist ambitions to contemporary innovation, this richly illustrated volume reveals how architecture has reflected Pakistan’s aspirations, challenges, and transformations over seventy-five years. Insightful and comprehensive, it is an essential account of the people, ideas, and forces that have shaped the built environment of modern Pakistan.

Weight in kg 2.30

Rights World

Year of Publication 2026

Binding Hardback

Pages 678

Author Description

Hasan-Uddin Khan is an internationally acclaimed architect, educator, and author. A graduate of the Architectural Association, London, he has practiced in London and Karachi, led global architectural initiatives for His Highness the Aga Khan, and taught at institutions including MIT and UC Berkeley. He is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Roger Williams University and has authored or edited nine influential books on architecture, Islamic heritage, and urbanism.

Maria Aslam is a curator, editor, and cultural entrepreneur, and the founder of ADA (Architecture Design Art), Pakistan’s leading platform for architecture, design, and art. Through publications, exhibitions, awards, and public forums, she has played a pivotal role in documenting and promoting Pakistan’s creative landscape, fostering dialogue on heritage, sustainability, and cultural innovation both nationally and internationally.