The document describes the Pakistan Monument located in Islamabad, which consists of four flower-like petals representing the country's provinces. Each petal depicts important historical sites and events. A central museum provides information on Pakistan's independence movement. The monument was constructed between 2004-2007 at a cost of Rs. 580 million to commemorate the sacrifices made for Pakistan's creation.

2. DESIGN PORTFOLIO OF
PAKISTAN MONUMENT

4. GROUP MEMBERS
ABDUL MATEEN FA13-BCS-141
UZAIR ALI FA13-BCS-137
FAIZAN HABIB FA13-BCS-101
SHAKEEL AHMED FA13-BCS-102
MUTI-UR-REHMAN FA13-BCS-103
SUNDUS JAMEEL FA13-BCS-149
GHANA AMAD FA13-BCS-147
MINAHIL SAEED FA13-BCS-112
FAIZA MASOOD FA13-BCS-133
BUSHRA SATTAR FA13-BCS-129

5. INTRODUCTION
• The Pakistan Monument is a national monument
representing the nation's four provinces and three
territories.
• The monument represents the history, civilization and
culture of Pakistan and mainly focuses on historical
events of Pakistan Movement.
• The monument was constructed as a tribute to the
people who sacrificed their lives for the independence
of Pakistan.

7. LOCATION
• The monument is located at the west
viewpoint of the Shakarparian Hills, and is
spread over a total area of 2.8 hectares.
• The high location makes the monument
visible from across the twin cities of
Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
• The foundation stone was laid on 25 May
2004.

9. ENGINEERS
Architect Arif Masoud
Structural engineer
Muhammad Naeem Khan
Lodhi
Civil engineer Wasim Rajput
Main contractor
Universal Corporation
Private LTD.

11. STRUCTURE
Pakistan monument consists of:
• Four petals
• Museum
• Four pillars
• Islamabad View Point

13. ARCHITECTURE
• The architecture of the monument represents the
four provinces and three territories of Pakistan.
• From air the monument looks like a star (center)
and a crescent moon (formed by walls forming
the petals); these represent the star and crescent
on Pakistan's flag.
• The suppliers of Marble and Granite for this
project was from the company “Stone Forever”.

15. ARCHITECTURE
• The marble was imported from Spain
and the granite was imported from
Brazil.
• There are two main structures in this
project. One is the monument itself
with the raised ‘petals’, and the other
one is opposite to it which is a museum.

17. FLOWER PETAL
• The structure comprises four
blossoming flower petals, built of granite,
representing the unity of Pakistani people.
The inner walls of the petals are decorated
with murals.
• The central platform is made in the shape of
a five-pointed star which is surrounded by a
water body.

19. FIRST PETAL
The first petal features:
• The Makli Tombs
• Shahjahan Mosque
• Rohtas Fort
• Gawadar
• Faisal Mosque

21. SECOND PETAL
The second petal depicts:
• The images of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali
Jinnah and Fatima Jinnah
• Minar-e-Pakistan
• Badshahi Mosque
• Shila Tunnel
• Karakorum Highway
• A group of cheering people at Jinnah's public
appearance

23. THIRD PETAL
The third petal reflects:
• Allama Iqbal
• The Shah Rukn-e-Alam's Tomb
• Mahabat Khan Mosque
• Indus Valley Civilization
• Lahore Fort
• Indus River Delta

25. FOURTH PETAL
The fourth petal comprises:
• The images of Sheesh Mehal
• Lahore, Shalimar Gardens
• The Uch Sharif Tomb
• Islamia College Peshawar
• The Ziarat Residency
• The Khyber Pass
• A polo match

28. MUSEUM
• Pakistan Monument Museum is
Located in Front of Pakistan
Monument at Shakarparian,
Islamabad, Pakistan.
• Museum is created to give tribute
those who sacrificed there life for a
separate homeland.

30. MUSEUM
• The government of Pakistan built this
museum to showcase some special
movements in the making of
Pakistan.
• The museum facilities include audio
documentaries, books of history,
researches and media centre.

31. PILLARS
• Facing the monument, on the right side, down
below the stairs stand four pillars, one
inscribed with the three cardinal principals of
the Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
• Unity, Faith and Disciple" in english while the
other three pillars bear the same in Urdu, one
on each.

33. CONSTRUCTION
• Construction of Pakistan Monument
was completed on March 23, 2007.
The total cost of the project was
more than Rs.580 Million. The total
area covered by Pakistan Monument
is 2.8 hectares.

35. RULES AND REGULATIONS
• Entry Fee Museum: Rs20 for Adults
and Rs10 for Students
Rules Inside Museum: No Eatables
Allowed. No touching artifacts.