Lotus Farmhouse — Civil finishes & external development
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Lotus Farmhouse

A pause from the everyday.

THE PROJECT

An outdoor setting for a slower rhythm.

An outdoor setting documented through its civil finishes and external development. The original record credits Arbol for design and Haq Associates for that delivery scope. The photographs show the covered outdoor area, building edge and paved circulation.

Project
Lotus Farmhouse
Location
Karachi
Recorded area
2,000 sq ft
Sector
Hospitality
Designed by
Arbol
Work delivered by
Haq Associates · Civil finishes & external development

Area is reproduced from the original project record; it does not define the measured extent of each individual work package.

HAQ ASSOCIATES / RECORDED RESPONSIBILITY

Civil finishes & external development.

Civil finishes and external development. The design is credited to Arbol; the recorded scope does not establish pool-system design or installation.

Design credit
Arbol
Recorded contribution
Civil finishes & external development
Project record · Company profile, March 2025
Exterior elevation and paved outdoor circulation
SPACE, MATERIAL & DETAIL

A closer
reading.

Blue exterior walls, an open sky and a covered outdoor area define the setting shown in the photographs.

Paved areas connect the building edge and the outdoor leisure space.

Visual observations from the supplied project photographs. Design: Arbol.
COLLABORATION & ATTRIBUTION

The names
behind the work.

Design
Arbol
Haq Associates
Civil finishes & external development

Project information and original photographs from the Haq Associates company profile, March 2025. Design and execution are credited separately.

SUPPLEMENTARY / AI VISUALIZATION
An illustrative design study.

An illustrative concept, not a photograph of the completed project. This existing study is kept separate from the photographic record.

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