Advanced Engineering & Construction sources, cuts, and installs marble across Karachi under PEC Licence No. 17347, Category C4/E. Global interior design in 2026 has moved past plain white marble toward bold, colored, and heavily veined stone used as a design statement rather than a background surface. Pakistan’s own quarries in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa already…
Passive cooling in Karachi comes down to four levers a design team actually controls: building orientation, thermal mass, shading through jaali screens and verandahs, and reflective roof coatings. Advanced Engineering & Construction applies these strategies on renovation and construction projects across Karachi under PEC Licence No. 17347, Category C4/E. Each lever produces a real, measurable…
Karachi’s thermometer readings understate how hot a room actually feels. High humidity slows sweat evaporation, the body’s main cooling method. This creates a gap between air temperature and perceived heat, called the heat index. Karachi’s average humidity sits near 63 percent, with summer temperatures regularly above 35°C. That combination changes how homes should be designed…
Advanced Engineering & Construction reviews interior design trends for Karachi homes each year. The review filters global forecasts from Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and Houzz against Karachi’s heat, humidity, and coastal dust. Warm minimalism, layered textiles, and curved furniture lead 2026’s global trend lists. Several of these choices do not survive a year in Karachi’s…
Advanced Engineering & Construction repairs and strengthens ageing structures in Karachi through engineering audits, carbon-fiber wrapping, and high-pressure chemical grouting, offering an alternative to demolition for houses that still have sound bones. The company operates under PEC Licence No. 17347, Category C4/E, covering civil works up to Rs. 200 million in project value. A cracked…
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