Amjad Mukhtar Chohan

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Amjad Mukhtar Chohan is a resident of Lahore, Pakistan, and an architect of substantial repute. He has various well built edifices to his name and his distinctive traditional Islamic-architecture-oriented buildings are known all across Pakistan. He is currently working on a monumental project named Bab-e-Pakistan, which will be a recreational site as well as a tribute to herald the efforts of the immigrants of the 1947 Partition. He currently lives In Faisal Town, Lahore, with three of his children, while his wife who is an assistant professor at Punjab University, Lahore is studying for her PhD at the Warwick University in England. His eldest daughter lives with in the UK and is studying there.

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