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Mohammad Abdul Ahed

1919 – 2001

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About Mohammad Abdul Ahed

Lived 1919 – 2001 (aged 81–82). Mohammad Abdul Ahed was an architect.

Mohammad Abdul Ahed (11th July 1919 – 1st November 2001) was an architect and painter from Pakistan. He is primarily known for designing the State Bank of Pakistan building in Islamabad and the General Post Office, Karachi.

Books In February 2010 Sheba Akhtar published an illustrated monograph on Ahed's architectural and artistic work: Of Colour & Form.

Works General Post Office, Karachi

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Born
1919
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Who was Mohammad Abdul Ahed?

architect

When was Mohammad Abdul Ahed born?

Mohammad Abdul Ahed was born in 1919.

When did Mohammad Abdul Ahed die?

Mohammad Abdul Ahed died on 1 November 2001.

What was Mohammad Abdul Ahed's occupation?

Mohammad Abdul Ahed was an architect.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mohammad Abdul Ahed

· Wikidata: Q6891670

· DBpedia: Mohammad Abdul Ahed

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