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Ground floor retail

Arrival lobby

Upper-floor offices

Penthouse residence

Aeyliya
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Overview

Aeyliya Heights is meant to be somewhere you belong. It is a purpose-built estate for businesses that do their best work in good company, in a setting shaped with care, where the faces in the lobby and the lift become, over time, a community of their own.

The day here has a rhythm. Coffee on the arcade before the first meeting. Lunch a few steps from your desk, at the counters and food markets the retail below is drawn for. And when you look up from the work, Union Town is rising beyond the glass, with green space behind the building to rest your eyes on.

Easily accessible thanks to its proximity to Qazalbash Chowk, Thokar Niaz Baig, the M2, Canal Road and the Ring Road, which is why Union Town's IT Block is becoming the new midtown of western Lahore - the kind of address a business chooses once, and then stays in, year after year.

Key facts
Area
1 kanal (20 marla)
Size
36,000 sq ft
Height
90 ft
Residential
4,500 sq ft (one penthouse across the full top level)
Commercial
31,500 sq ft (offices & retail)
Spaces
15 (fourteen halls and one penthouse)
Location
IT Block, Union Town, Lahore
Amenities
  • Covered Colonnaded Arcade
  • 60 × 35 ft Dedicated Forecourt
  • Staffed Reception Lobby
  • Kitchenette and Two Lavatories in Every Hall
  • CCTV, Guarding and Card-Fob Access
  • Sprinklers, Fireman Lift and Pressurised Stair
  • Standby Generator Power
  • Fibre-Ready Risers
  • Rooftop Solar
Location

Union Town sits where the city's western routes meet. Explore what lies within five miles of the building.

Locations and distances are indicative.

The area, by census

1.08M

Residents

4.1%

Average annual growth, 2017–2023

2,314

Persons per sq km

72%

Of households in owned homes

92%

Of households in permanently built homes

Raiwind Tehsil, Lahore District. Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, Population and Housing Census 2023. Permanently built: the census's pakka category.

15 spaces

Typology
  • Indicative plan of the penthouse level, three bedrooms, two living rooms and a terrace
    Penthouse1 residence

    A home above the working day.

    60' wide, full plate

  • Indicative plan of a whole office level, both halls highlighted as one floor
    Offices · Levels 1–55 levels

    Sixty feet of glazed front, and the lift opens onto yours alone.

    60' × 73'-6"

  • Indicative plan of an office level, with one office hall of 29 by 73 and a half feet highlighted
    Offices · Levels 1–510 halls

    One room, and nothing shared inside it.

    29' × 73'-6"

  • Indicative plan of the whole ground level, both retail halls, the arcade and the forecourt
    Retail · GroundWhole level

    The first thing anyone sees, and yours to decide.

    60' × 64'-6"

  • Indicative plan of the ground level, with one retail hall, the arcade and the forecourt
    Retail · Ground2 halls

    Your own door on the arcade.

    29' × 64'-6"

  • Indicative plan of the whole basement level, both halls highlighted
    Retail · BasementWhole level

    A whole level, lit from the street above.

    60' × 64'-6"

  • Indicative plan of the basement level, with one hall and its void to daylight highlighted
    Retail · Basement2 halls

    Daylight, from directly above.

    29' × 64'-6"

Held together

Every hall is designed to join the next, across a level or up through the building. Those who come in now shape what the rest of the city will only ever see finished: a wall removed, two levels joined, a headquarters drawn around the way you work.

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    A shopfront and the basement hall beneath it, joined by the void already in the plan. Sales above, depth below.

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    The whole retail, both levels. Everything a person meets before they meet the building.

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    One hall, stacked two or three high on the same side. Two leases and two expiry dates, in one holding.

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    Two or three whole levels in one hand. Separation without dispersal.

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    All five office levels. The retail below stops being your neighbour and becomes your amenity.

Combinations follow the building's structure and are agreed in the deed of declaration.