CLIENT
Mr. Hasham Waleed
LOCATION
Faisal Margalla City, Islamabad
Project Type
Residential
Covered Area
Undefined
Status
2025 - Ongoing
Architecture design - Interior design - Landscape design - Structure design - Electrical design - Plumbing design - Site Supervision
5 Marla Modern House Design in Rawalpindi
Discover a thoughtfully designed 5 Marla residence in the burgeoning Faisal Margalla City, Rawalpindi, offering a contemporary lifestyle within a vibrant community. These meticulously crafted homes showcase a modern aesthetic, characterized by clean lines, a textured facade, and an emphasis on functional design.
The exterior presents a striking yet understated elegance. The interplay of solid masses and strategically placed openings creates a sense of privacy while allowing ample natural light to filter through the interiors. Details such as the integrated garage, the subtle greenery adorning the upper level, and the carefully chosen materials contribute to the overall sophisticated appeal. Designed for comfortable urban living, these homes likely feature well-proportioned spaces optimized for modern family needs. While the interior layout isn’t visible in these exterior renderings, one can anticipate a seamless flow between living areas, functional kitchens, and comfortable bedrooms. The inclusion of a dedicated parking space within the property ensures convenience for residents.
Located in Faisal Margalla City, residents will benefit from a developing infrastructure and a promising future. The community offers a serene environment while providing accessibility to essential amenities and the wider Rawalpindi and Islamabad areas.
Site Update as of 05 March, 2026
The Power of Minimalism on 5 Marla The site visit to Hasham House reveals the successful realization of a “pure form” architectural concept. On a compact 5-marla plot, we chose to move away from the busy, multi-layered facades common in the area, opting instead for a monolithic floating concrete mass. This bold volume provides a sense of privacy and scale that is rarely seen on smaller plots. The recessed horizontal window band is now fully installed, creating a clean, dark contrast against the light grey plaster.
Light as a Building Material The true magic of Hasham House happens internally. Our inspection of the interior core shows the dramatic impact of the linear skylight (Image 04). By placing the light source directly above the circulation zone, we’ve created a “light well” that shifts throughout the day, casting sharp, rhythmic shadows across the minimalist white walls.
The Structural Spine The industrial-style steel staircase is now complete and serves as the home’s structural spine. By using a lightweight steel structure rather than bulky concrete stairs, we have preserved the sightlines across the double-height lobby. This ensures that the ground floor feels connected to the upper levels while maintaining the house’s open, airy atmosphere. The project is currently in the final painting and fixture installation stage, and we are closely supervising the finish quality to ensure the minimalist aesthetic is perfectly executed.
