The Minare Pakistan an historic building was build on the day of Pakistan resolution 23rd March 1940. This was the beginning of a new journey towards the separate place for muslims in sub continent.
A famous photographer shared a post on a social media expressing the design of Minare Pakistan bye eagle view.The pictures is revealing the design mystery and its logic.
As per the photographer the design is beautiful geometry
Minare Pakistan was designed by an Russian architect named Murat Khan wo migrated to Pakistan,the design is two cresent and one start.
Before revealing the design none of us has focused the design of this beautiful landmark.
Who was Murat Khan?
The architect Naseer Uddin Murat Khan born in 1904 graduated a Civil Engineering from the leningrad university.Murat Khan got asylum in Germany due to threat in Russia because he was against the Soviet union.
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Murat Khan returned in 1950 to Pakistan with his family.Murat Khan designed many structural in his 11 years practice Murat Khan designed many residential projects in Lahore ,Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar and Gujrawala in addition to town planning Tha Wapda residential Colony at Mangla Dam ,Lahore and Multan
Including the Famous hospital and clinics like 1000 Beds Nishtar Medical hospital in Multan, Mental hospital 500 beds in Mansehra ,Educational institutions The division Public high school in Faisalabad and many other popular projects in Pakistan.
The design of Minare Pakistan states the red and green cresent which are the reflection of east and west Pakistan.
Murat khan designed the Minare Pakistan in a state of art way, and No penny charged for his creative design,The design was gift from him for getting a new nationality in Pakistan
This beautiful shot was taken by Muazaaml Husain Tori in the picture a lotus flower is nested on a start embrace by two stars this sounds so familiar because we have same design on our Pakistani flag.
The Citizens Archive Pakistan (CAP) collaborated with the search engine giant, Google to document how the monument was created. Together, they documented how the brilliant monument was produced.
According to Good archives, as per a letter, Murat Khan’s architecture firm’s letterhead comprises of, “Illeri H N Murat Khan and Associates”
The Murat Khan wanted to produce a ‘memorial that would symbolize the force which shaped Pakistan.
