Tourism: Tourism in Pakistan has been said as being the tourism industry’s “subsequent large component”. Pakistan, with its various cultures, human beings landscapes, has attracted ninety million tourists to the country, nearly double to that of a decade ago. Because of danger of terrorism the number of foreigner vacationers has gradually declined and the shock of 2013 Nanga Par wager traveler capturing has extraordinarily adversely affected the tourism industry. As of 2016 tourism has begun
sustained urbanization process will be a critical development change (Anwar, Farhan). In Pakistan, about one million poverty driven people from the rural areas migrate to Karachi- the biggest economic hub of the country. Such a rapid pace in urbanization is making it hard for the government to provide basic facilities and services to the people. Implementing sustainable cities or towns in a place like Pakistan is a very challenging goal, however it is not impossible. A Harvard architect had initiated