Detailed view of a modern classic villa featuring a light-colored stone facade, multiple balconies with intricate black railings, and arched architectural elements on the upper level. Large windows with dark frames are prominent on both floors. Lush green plants are visible on the balconies and around the base of the house. A dog is sitting near the low boundary wall. The villa is located in Islamabad, specifically at House 237, Street 08, Sector-B, Zaraj Housing Society, and is designed for Mr. Murad Shabbir.
Corner view of a sophisticated two-story house with a light beige exterior, featuring multiple balconies with ornate black railings, arched window details on the second floor, and a decorative roofline. The house has large, grid-patterned windows allowing ample light. A covered carport on the left shelters a dark-colored car. People are visible near the house and on the street. Lush green trees form a backdrop under a partly cloudy sky. Located at House 237, Street 08, Sector-B, Zaraj Housing Society, Islamabad, designed for Mr. Murad Shabbir.
CLIENT

Mr. Murad Shabbir

LOCATION

House 237, Street 08, Sector-B, Zaraj Housing Society, Islamabad

Project Type

Residential

Covered Area

8,277.34 square feet approx.

Status

2025 - Ongoing

Architecture design - Interior design - Structure design - Electrical design - Plumbing design

Refined Living in Zaraj Housing Society: The Murad Shabbir Residence

Step into a world of refined living with this stunning two-story residence, meticulously designed for Mr. Murad Shabbir in the prestigious Zaraj Housing Society, Islamabad. Our latest project embodies a harmonious blend of classic architectural principles and modern sensibilities, creating a home that is both timeless and perfectly suited for contemporary living.

From the moment you approach, the residence exudes an air of sophisticated charm. The light-colored facade, punctuated by elegant wrought-iron balconies and a gracefully detailed roofline, creates a striking visual presence. Architectural highlights such as the prominent circular window, the welcoming entrance framed by stately white columns and a warm wooden pergola, and the distinctive arched balcony features add layers of character and visual interest.

The design thoughtfully integrates indoor and outdoor spaces. Multiple balconies offer residents private retreats to enjoy the serene surroundings of Zaraj Housing Society. Lush greenery, incorporated into the balconies and landscaping, further enhances the connection with nature. The presence of covered carports ensures convenience and protection for vehicles.

Every detail, from the carefully chosen materials to the thoughtfully designed layout, reflects a commitment to quality and an understanding of sophisticated living. This project stands as a testament to our dedication to creating bespoke homes that not only meet our clients' needs but also exceed their expectations.

Site update – December 2025

Work on the Murad House in Zaraj Housing Society has reached a critical juncture with the substantial completion of the grey structure. At this stage, the project transitions from rough framing to the refinement of its architectural identity. The poured concrete and masonry work now clearly delineate the building’s massing, confirming the precise symmetry required for this Classical design. Our primary focus during this phase has been ensuring that the structural shell aligns perfectly with the elevation drawings, as the rigid geometry of classical architecture allows little room for on-site deviation.

The defining elements of the front façade are now structurally in place. The central circular arch a key focal point of the elevation has been executed with precision, anchoring the upper volume. Similarly, the installation of the concrete balustrades along the roofline and the casting of the cantilevered pergolas are complete. These components serve a dual purpose: they establish the traditional visual hierarchy of the building while providing necessary shading for the terraces. The current application of base plaster is smoothing the masonry substrate, preparing the surface for the detailed cornice work that will follow.

Internally, the spatial organization is performing as intended. A common challenge in deep 1 Kanal plots is maintaining adequate daylight in the central circulation zones. The construction photos confirm that the central atrium and roof cutouts are successfully channeling natural light into the core of the house, reducing reliance on artificial lighting. As we move into the finishing phase, the team is shifting focus to the installation of electrical conduits and plumbing infrastructure before the final interior layers are applied.

Status: Grey Structure Complete / Plaster & MEP Works Ongoing.