Architecture, interiors and landscape for residential, commercial and hospitality projects. We design each project as one whole: the building, the spaces within it, and the ground it stands on.

No, by intent. Each project begins with its site, its climate and the people who will use it, which is why no two of our buildings look alike. What stays constant is the discipline: proportion, honest materials, and careful attention to how light moves through a space.

Four stages. Planning: site analysis, feasibility and the brief. Design: architecture, facade, interiors and landscape, developed together. Engineering: structural and technical resolution. Execution: a complete, construction-ready package.

Yes. Our resident engineers work alongside the design team from the start, so technical decisions shape the design rather than compromise it later.

Yes. Working with an existing structure is its own design problem: what to keep, what to open up, and how new and old meet.

Yes, across Pakistan and internationally, with completed work in Jamaica, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Remote coordination is built into how we work.

That depends on scale and scope. A schedule is set during the planning stage, once the site and brief are understood, and it guides every stage after.

Every project is scoped individually. After an initial conversation and a review of the site, we prepare a proposal tailored to your brief.

Whatever you have: a site plan or location, any existing drawings, images that appeal to you, and most importantly a sense of how you live, work or want your guests to feel. The brief can be loose; refining it is part of our work.

Get in touch through the contact page or at info@atelierd35.com, and we'll arrange an initial conversation.