SR DesignWorks (SRDW)

SR DesignWorks (SRDW) SRDW is an architecture, interiors, planning & landscape design consultancy known for its quality, uniqueness and for its attentiveness to client needs.

We feel fortunate to have an exceptionally talented group of architectural professionals in our firm who bring knowledge, experience and genuine enthusiasm to the design process. We collaborate on projects with local as well as international associates, assembling in teams to accomplish the services that our clients and projects require. Knowing that our ultimate responsibility is to our clients, we design and provide services that satisfy the needs of each client's building program, schedule and budget. With each project, our firm continues to grow in breadth and depth, responsiveness and flexibility.

10/09/2026

Shehr-e-Khamoshan began as a response to the need for a planned place of burial, but the vision was always to let it become something more over time.

What began as a cemetery was therefore imagined to continue beyond its original purpose a place where remembrance and nature quietly coexist. Hear more from the Architect.

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Project: Shehr-e-Khamooshaan, Lahore
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16/08/2026

For Koel’s new store at Dolmen Mall Lahore, the design was never about making a statement for the sake of it. Instead, the space was kept quiet, organic and easy on the eye allowing the craft, colour and materiality of Koel to take centre stage.

Geometric forms, crafted details, materiality, and carefully considered finishes come together to create a retail environment that carries the character of tradition without replicating it. The result is a space where craft, memory, and contemporary design find a natural continuity.

Watch the full documentary on YouTube. Link in bio.

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Location: Dolmen Mall Lahore, Pakistan
Designed by: SRDW
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For KOEL, inherited craft is reinterpreted through a contemporary architectural language. Geometric forms, crafted detai...
13/08/2026

For KOEL, inherited craft is reinterpreted through a contemporary architectural language. Geometric forms, crafted details, materiality, and carefully considered finishes come together to create a retail environment that carries the character of tradition without replicating it. The result is a space where craft, memory, and contemporary design find a natural continuity.

Photography : Visual Narratives | Architectural Storytelling & Documentation

09/08/2026

We often speak about buildings through their visible outcomes. But every project contains an invisible architecture of its own: the people, histories, aspirations and memories that give rise to the need to build in the first place.

A client brief, then, is rarely just a list of requirements. It is often a condensed expression of someone’s life.

To work with a person like Noor Jehan is to understand that the architect is not merely responding to a programme. They are listening, interpreting and translating. They are trying to understand what cannot always be measured: what must be remembered, what must be preserved, what must be allowed to evolve.

The resulting space for Koel at Dolmen Mall Karachi is therefore only one part of the story. The more important story is the conversation that preceded it.

Watch the full documentary on YouTube. Link in bio.

Project: KOEL
Location: Dolmen Mall Lahore, Pakistan
Designed by: SRDW
Documentation by: Visual Narratives | Architectural Storytelling & Documentation
Curated by: The Design Narrative Studio | Architectural Marketing
Speakers: Noor Jehan Bilgrami, Rashis Rasheed.

For Generation at Lucky One, familiar architectural elements were reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Jalis, stai...
30/07/2026

For Generation at Lucky One, familiar architectural elements were reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Jalis, stained glass, rattan, and handcrafted inlays come together to create a retail space that feels rooted in memory while belonging to the present.

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26/07/2026

Generation has always drawn from the collective memory of Pakistan: our homes, our families, our crafts, our everyday rituals. So when we designed their spaces, the idea was to bring that same memory into the architecture.

From the Archive:
Architect: .sakinahyder
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What does a brand built on memory, culture, and everyday stories look like when you step inside it? A glimpse into the s...
24/07/2026

What does a brand built on memory, culture, and everyday stories look like when you step inside it?

A glimpse into the spaces we designed for one of Pakistan’s most distinctive fashion voices. The story behind them, coming next.

Project: Generation Retail Stores.

Designed around transparency, the illuminated interiors dissolve the boundaries between inside and out, allowing the con...
18/07/2026

Designed around transparency, the illuminated interiors dissolve the boundaries between inside and out, allowing the concrete slabs to appear as suspended discs against the landscape.

The result is a farmhouse that feels grounded by day and almost weightless by night. Swipe to see the transformation.

Project: Sheikh Farmhouse, Lahore;.
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15/07/2026

How do you design a farmhouse that feels just as compelling in daylight as it does after sunset?

The answer lies in designing for the site, embracing constraints, and creating spaces that bring people together. Hear the architect share the story behind this contemporary farmhouse.

Project: Sheikh Farmhouse, Lahore.
Speaker: .mahmood.khan
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This modern farmhouse in Lahore is an exploration of the idea that architecture doesn't need excess to feel extraordinar...
10/07/2026

This modern farmhouse in Lahore is an exploration of the idea that architecture doesn't need excess to feel extraordinary.

Clean geometry, exposed concrete, generous glazing, and a carefully restrained material palette come together to create a home that is calm, confident, and deeply connected to its surroundings.

Project: Sheikh Farmhouse, Bedian Lahore
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Residential Architecture | Less is More | Farmhouse Design | Minimalistic Architecture

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27-28/2 Syed Maratab Ali Road, Gulberg IV
Lahore
54700

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Monday 10:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
Friday 10:00 - 18:00

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