R.A Architect & Contractor turns a bare plot in Khanewal or Southern Punjab into a fully-drawn, authority-approved, buildable house, plaza or school — from ground floor layout to the last 3D interior view.
No running between a "naqsha wala," a structure consultant and a contractor. Every sheet is produced in-house and handed to you as one approved set.
Ground, first and mumty floor layouts plus dimensioned working plans your mason can build from directly.
Room-by-room furniture placement for every floor, so wiring points and door swings are fixed before the first brick.
Full MEP drawings — electrical points, water supply lines and drainage pipe routing for every floor.
Front and side 3D elevation renders, 2D working elevations, and interior 3D views before you commit to the design.
Foundation design and covered-area calculations sized to your soil and load — not a copy-paste footing.
Submission drawings prepared to the format your development authority or housing society requires.
The same five-stage sequence, whether it's a 5-marla house or a plaza — nothing is skipped.
Plot measurement, family/business requirements, budget and floor count confirmed on site.
Layout, working plan and furniture plan for the ground floor, reviewed with you before moving up.
First floor and mumty layouts, working plans and furniture plans built on the approved ground floor.
Electrical, water & drainage drawings, plus front/side 3D and 2D elevations for final sign-off.
Submission drawings filed for authority approval; construction supervised sheet by sheet on site.
A residence, an academic block and a commercial plaza — three scales, one process.
Ground + first floor + mumty, full MEP set and a cyanotype-style front elevation.
Six-classroom block with covered veranda, designed to authority structural guidelines.
Ground-floor shops with three rentable upper floors and a shared rear staircase core.
"Contact for design your house, plaza, school or offices — every drawing came in one set: layouts, working plans, electrical, plumbing, 3D elevation and interior views. Nothing was missing when it went for approval."
Booked a site visit for our 5-marla plot expecting just a naqsha. Got the working plan, furniture layout and a front 3D render inside a week — made talking to the mason so much easier.
Our plaza's electrical and drainage drawings were done floor by floor, not guessed after the fact. Submission set was accepted by the authority on the first attempt.
Plain answers to the questions every plot owner asks before the first brick.
Grey structure vs. finishing costs, and where most first-time owners under-budget.
Read the guideThree layout strategies for narrow plots, from stair placement to natural light.
Read the guideHow marla size, road-facing width and setback rules shape your floor plan.
Read the guideSite visits are free within Khanewal city. Bring the plot papers and a rough idea of floors; we'll do the rest.