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    DESIGNING A STUDENT CENTER AND BUSINESS INCUBATOR FOR COMSATS UNIVERSITY ISLAMABAD, LAHORE CAMPUS
    (Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2022) Syed Muhammad Farhan; FA18-BAR-040; Dr. Shariyeh Hosseini Nasab; LHR TP 8615
    This thesis explores the design of a multifunctional student center and business incubation center for COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus. The aim is to create a dynamic space that caters to the diverse needs of students and entrepreneurs, fostering student engagement, supporting academic success, promoting entrepreneurship, and encouraging collaboration and innovation. The proposed facility encompasses a range of programmatic elements, including an auditorium, lecture halls, seminar halls, multipurpose classrooms/studios, management areas, and service areas. These spaces are carefully designed to facilitate various activities and functions, such as academic lectures, seminars, workshops, student organizations, cultural events, and recreational gatherings. Moreover, the business incubation center within the facility provides a supportive environment for entrepreneurs, offering resources, mentorship, networking opportunities, and business support services. It serves as a catalyst for innovation, providing start-up businesses with the necessary tools and guidance to thrive.
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    HALT: Pitstop Along Urban Side MOTORWAY
    (Library Information Services, COMSATS University Islamabad, Lahore Campus, 2022) Rida Rubab; FA18-BAR-034; Dr. Shariyeh Hosseini Nasab; LHR TP 8613
    This thesis focuses on addressing the lack of key programs at service areas across Pakistan, with the goal of improving motorists' travel experiences. This study provides novel design interventions to incorporate important facilities that are currently lacking through an examination of existing service areas and identification of programming inadequacies. The report identified important programs, such as driver's spaces, mobile police officers, fire stations, a variety of dining alternatives, retail establishments, recreational facilities, and prayer areas, as critical aspects required to improve the functionality and comfort of service areas. Design techniques emphasize user comfort, accessibility, and sustainability while taking into account the unique needs of travelers. The proposed interventions are inspired by worldwide best practices and precedents, ensuring that design solutions meet international standards while taking into account local context.