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Posted 28 June 2006 - 02:08 AM

Designed by: Arch. Amjad Chughtai
Status: Cancelled
Developers: Alamgir Developers
Contractors: N/A
Building Type: Commercial+Corporate+Residential
Height: 450 Ft
Floors Above Ground: 31
Floors Under Ground:N/A
Shopping Floors: N/A
Appartment Floors: N/A
Office Floors: N/A
Parking Floors: 5
Location: Main Boulevard, Gulberg III, Lahore

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Alamgir Towers

Alamgir Developers transforms their remarkable skills in brick and cement to shape customers' dreams but unlikeothers, they set innovative trends. Every project firms their grip on tomorrow because what's special about their projects is their ability to conceive tomorrow's fashion today.

Need of the Hour

Alamgir Tower is a product of a real market insight about preferences, priorities of customers and investors. Strong knowledge base about the highly demanding standards of today's commercial complexes in relation to Architectural design, construction, Security Services and world-class facilities, making Alamgir Tower, a reflection of the developers' concern about its customer's success. First choice for your flourishing business, Alamgir Tower is an ideal combination of three pre-requisites for any successful Commercial complex:
-Ideal Location
-Most modern facilities
-Built by a credible developer

Salient Features

-Ideal location
-Business Centre
-Office Video Conferencing facilities
-Fire fighting and smoke Alarm system
-Fully equipped for safety against fire Hazards
-Energy efficient equipment and ever-ready generator
-Crime fighting system through surveillance cameras and motion detectors
-Escalators, elevators and stairs lead to all shopping floors
-30 months deadline set for project completion
-Affordable Price
-Easy terms/Installments

Life time maintenance

Efficient and reliable after sale service has been cutting
edge for Alamgir Developers in earning unshaken trust of
customers. Delivering on promise in all the previous projects,
Alamgir Developers reaffirm their commitment to serve
its customer at their best by offering life time maintenance facility
for the customers of Alamgir Tower.

5 Floors for Car Parking

Due to the considerable increase in the number of vehicles in the city, demand for parking has never been as much as today. Secure and sufficient provision for car parking has become next to compulsion for the success of any commercial project. 5 separate floors in Alamgir Tower have been allocated for parking purposes to add heightened convenience and maximum security.

What Makes Alamgir Tower Unique?

-Ideal location
-Shopping area & office spaces fitted with built-in phone cables
-Standardized shop signs
-Capsule lifts & escalators connecting each floor
-Separate lifts for Cargo & Passengers
-Standby power generators round the clock
-Central Fire alarm system with latest equipment
-Centrally Air-conditioned
-Security guard & remote monitoring CCTV
-Foolproof monitoring and surveillance system
-Public address & intercom system
-Marble/granite flooring inside shops, common areas & lobbies
-Superb finishes implementing a number of special techniques


Location Plan

Alamgir Tower is ideally located at the Main Boulevard Gulberg, adjacent to Gulberg Centre, Opposite PACE Super Market, at walking distance from liberty roundabout and easily accessible to and from Motorway and Airport. Alamgir Tower's central location connecting it to the all four dimensions of city like Cantonment, Defence, Model town, Saddar , Canal and city suburbs.

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Posted 27 September 2006 - 07:10 AM

No sign of construction as yet.
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Posted 27 September 2006 - 01:50 PM

The piling and crane is not a sign of construction?
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Posted 27 September 2006 - 03:31 PM

Maybe it isnt to everyone who passes by the site.....only the cranes make some existance of work........rest of the construction work in hindered by the site office...!
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Posted 30 September 2006 - 11:17 AM

If you go behind the site office you will see work going on.
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Posted 27 November 2006 - 01:20 AM

Does anyone have any contact numbers for the developers of Alamgir towers? I heard the government is not letting anyone construct any sky scrappers after the earthquake. Is that true?

What is the latest status of Alamgir towers?
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Posted 27 November 2006 - 07:05 AM

View Postusmanaijaz, on Nov 27 2006, 02:20 AM, said:

Does anyone have any contact numbers for the developers of Alamgir towers? I heard the government is not letting anyone construct any sky scrappers after the earthquake. Is that true?

What is the latest status of Alamgir towers?

No, the government is allowing skyscraper construction. And the latest on the project will be updated by Techno later this week.
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Posted 28 November 2006 - 06:44 AM

View Postusmanaijaz, on Nov 27 2006, 11:20 AM, said:

I heard the government is not letting anyone construct any sky scrappers after the earthquake. Is that true?


The Govt. did halt the construction of all the highrises after the earthquake but after the new building code was introduced construction was resumed on almost all the buildings after their structural plans had been modified to conform with the new standards.

Structural upgradation in the plans was the reason behind the delay in the construction of IT Tower(according to a recent notification in the papers).
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Posted 02 December 2006 - 05:17 AM

Any updates on this project techno, I passed the site today they seem to have taken of the big board advertising it, but booking office is still there.
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Posted 02 December 2006 - 02:22 PM

lol. Wut, were u expecting them to quit or smth :P
Rite now work is either going on the excavation or foundations.....ive not been able to access the site yet!
Ill get some pix in Jan fer sure!!
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Posted 03 December 2006 - 09:40 AM

To be honest with Pakistan you never know.
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Posted 12 December 2006 - 12:50 AM

Does anyone have any pictures of the current Alamgir site? What kind of construction work is going on other than just the excavation?

Isn't the project supposed to be finished by 2008? Seems very challenging given the current state of the project and the scale of it.
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Posted 17 December 2006 - 03:05 AM

The building in the picture isn't Alamgir towers, right? thats a building adjacent to it. I only see the sales office for Alamgir towers in the pictures. Is there any construction behind that?
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Posted 17 December 2006 - 10:22 AM

View Postusmanaijaz, on Dec 17 2006, 04:05 AM, said:

The building in the picture isn't Alamgir towers, right? thats a building adjacent to it. I only see the sales office for Alamgir towers in the pictures. Is there any construction behind that?

The building next to it is NOT Alamgir tower. They are doing some piling work in the back of the sales office and they are probably working on the basements by now.
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Posted 30 December 2006 - 09:35 AM

Height of 450 ft confirmed in a paper add by Alamgir Developers.
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Posted 27 August 2007 - 05:30 PM

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Fill six extra basements, SC tells Alamgir Tower

* Court slams LDA for approving high-rise buildings despite the unavailability of rescue measures for people trapped on 3rd floor

By Rana Tanveer

LAHORE: A division bench of the Supreme Court has ordered the owner of Alamgir Tower, Gulberg, to fill six basements of the tower and fined him Rs 5 million, since he had constructed 9 basements in the tower though he had gotten approval for only three. The SC ordered the owners to act upon the order within two weeks.

The bench, consisting of Justice Khalilur Rehman Ramday and Justice Falak Sher, passed this order while hearing petitions challenging the illegal construction of commercial buildings in Lahore. The court adjourned the proceedings till August 8.

On July 30, the SC bench had issued notices to the owners of 13 plazas in the city that were constructed in violation of building bylaws according to the report of a commission appointed by the court. The court had issued notices to the owners of Salaar Centre, Garden Town; Ahad Plaza, Garden Town; Garden Block, Garden Town; Garden Towers, Garden Town; Commercial Plaza, Cooper Road; Alamgir Tower, Gulberg; Software Technology Park, Ferozepur Road; Big City, Gulberg; Raja Sahib, Gulberg; Liberty Gate, Gulberg; Al-Hafeez Shopping Mall, Gulberg; China Centre, Ferozepur Road; and Gold Mine, Ferozepur Road.

The court ordered Farhan Younis, brother of Zubair, the owner of Alamgir Tower, and his secretary, who appeared in court, to give the check of Rs 5 million in favour of the SC and hand it over to the SC assistant registrar by August 20. Justice Ramday also directed the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) director not to proceed with the sanction application, which Zubair had submitted in the LDA seeking the declaration of the tower legal.

The justice observed that this punishment would be an example for others intending to work on the same lines and warned LDA workers against trying to mislead the court in such cases. He ruled that the decision on the accused’s application would be taken after he had paid the fine and filled the extra basements. LDA legal advisor Mian Qamaruz Zaman submitted that the respondents had applied for approval of digging 80 feet deep on April 7, but the application had not been approved yet.

Justice Ramday admonished the LDA managing director after being told that the LDA had sanctioned the construction of the 450-feet high building. He said Pakistan did not have the equipment needed to evacuate people trapped on the third floor and the LDA had approved the 36-floor building. Justice Ramday added that the LDA was granting building plans that were not in proportion with the roads and water, electricity and sewerage facilities. He said infrastructure should precede the construction of buildings.

Justice Sher expressed anger when the LDA MD told the court that a meeting that included the district nazim, district coordination officer and LDA seniors had made rules for allowing high-rise buildings in the city.

The bench told the parties that had sought adjournment that they should be ready on the next date of hearing and should not seek further delay.

LDA Officials: The court reinstated the LDA Town Planning director whom the court had suspended on June 28 for committing illegalities. The LDA director general had recommended the step saying that his performance was satisfactory. Another suspended LDA official requested the court to issue similar orders for him. The judge told him that he would be reinstated if the DG recommended.

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Posted 30 August 2007 - 08:16 PM

so any construction pictures for this project...
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Posted 31 August 2007 - 09:56 AM

No not yet....the project was in the court fer a while.....they will resume work after filling those basements first!
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Posted 31 August 2007 - 06:43 PM

View PostTechno-Architect, on Aug 31 2007, 10:56 AM, said:

No not yet....the project was in the court fer a while.....they will resume work after filling those basements first!



hey bro there is no height restriction in Lahore is there?...in court...well that sucks...but this project is still going to get built rite...
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Posted 31 August 2007 - 11:01 PM

View Postmmkextreme1, on Aug 31 2007, 07:43 PM, said:

hey bro there is no height restriction in Lahore is there?...in court...well that sucks...but this project is still going to get built rite...

Yes, all they have to do is fill up the basements and they can finally finish the project up.
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