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Civic · Late modernism

Aiwan-e-Sadr (Presidential Palace)

Edward Durell Stone · Islamabad, PK · 1981

Key featuresModern step-pyramid form with four main halls set in Mughal-style gardens; large rooftop solar system.

Architect
Edward Durell Stone
Place
Islamabad, PK
Year
1981
Typology
Civic
Movement
Late modernism
Region
South Asia
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