With its fast-growing population Karachi is typical of many South Asian megacities that struggle to meet the needs of low income citizens. The eminent Pakistani architect Arif Hasan has been involved in urban development for over 40 years. Here he talks to Mukti Jain Campion about his home city’s post-Partition evolution
Globalization has led to the shrinking of cultural and physical boundaries, an increased sharing of ...
The city Karachi has grown from a small fishing village to the enormous metropolis and now becomes ...
With an official population approaching fifteen million, Karachi is one of the largest cities in the...
The partition of the Indian Sub-continent in 1947 resulted in the mass movement of people between In...
“Cites are an enigma – overcrowding, soaring land prices, intense competition, traffic congestions, ...
From imperial ‘unhappy valley’, to decapitated province, commercial capital, and 21st century megaci...
Karachi is a relatively young metropolis. The city is about three centuries old, founded as a port b...
Kingsley Davis (1961) had argued that the reason that the ancient cities failed to survive was...
In history cities have held prominent places either because of their political or commercial impact ...
This article was published in the Spring 2012 issue of the Journal of Undergraduate Researc
With an official population approaching fifteen million, Karachi is one of the largest cities in the...
Prospects and realisation of a planned capital city: the case of Islamabad in Pakistan The phenomeno...
Looking at sheer numbers, Islamabad can be regarded as a successful model of urban development. Half...
Karachi’s history has left a city riven by tribal, ethnic and sectarian divisions, which exhibits di...
Many cities in the developing world aspire to imitate cities of the West in their built form, since ...
Globalization has led to the shrinking of cultural and physical boundaries, an increased sharing of ...
The city Karachi has grown from a small fishing village to the enormous metropolis and now becomes ...
With an official population approaching fifteen million, Karachi is one of the largest cities in the...
The partition of the Indian Sub-continent in 1947 resulted in the mass movement of people between In...
“Cites are an enigma – overcrowding, soaring land prices, intense competition, traffic congestions, ...
From imperial ‘unhappy valley’, to decapitated province, commercial capital, and 21st century megaci...
Karachi is a relatively young metropolis. The city is about three centuries old, founded as a port b...
Kingsley Davis (1961) had argued that the reason that the ancient cities failed to survive was...
In history cities have held prominent places either because of their political or commercial impact ...
This article was published in the Spring 2012 issue of the Journal of Undergraduate Researc
With an official population approaching fifteen million, Karachi is one of the largest cities in the...
Prospects and realisation of a planned capital city: the case of Islamabad in Pakistan The phenomeno...
Looking at sheer numbers, Islamabad can be regarded as a successful model of urban development. Half...
Karachi’s history has left a city riven by tribal, ethnic and sectarian divisions, which exhibits di...
Many cities in the developing world aspire to imitate cities of the West in their built form, since ...
Globalization has led to the shrinking of cultural and physical boundaries, an increased sharing of ...
The city Karachi has grown from a small fishing village to the enormous metropolis and now becomes ...
With an official population approaching fifteen million, Karachi is one of the largest cities in the...