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Reference Books Sr. # Title Author 1 Reference Books Sr. # Title Author Survey/ Documentation of Historical Buildings of Walled City, Lahore(Vol -1) 1 Directorate General of Archaeology,Government of Punjab (Three Sets of same Books) Survey/ Documentation of Historical Buildings of Walled City, Lahore(Vol -2) 2 Directorate General of Archaeology,Government of Punjab Three Sets of same Books Survey/ Documentation of Historical Buildings of Walled City, Lahore(Vol -3) 3 Directorate General of Archaeology,Government of Punjab Three Sets of same Books 4 Art History -The Key Concepts Jonathan Harris 5 Federal Civil Service Laws Mr.M. Farhani Selection from the Public Correspondence of the Administration for the affairs of 6 Niaz Ahmad the Punjab Islamabad Residential Sectors Zoning (Building Control) Regulations-2005 7 (Photo Copy) Summaries of investment Projects under Implementation and in Preparation 8 (Photo Copy) 9 Sochio-Economic Survey Shahi Guzargah (Royal Trail) Report 10 Pakistan Economic Survey 2006-07 11 Listed Buildings Roger W.Suddards,June M.Hargreares Travels of Fah-Hian and Sung-Yun BUDDHIST, Pilgrims From China to India 12 Samuel Beal (1400 A.D and 518 A.D) 13 Encyclopedia of Archaeology History and Discoveries -Vol-1 A-D Tim Murray 14 Encyclopedia of Archaeology History and Discoveries -Vol-2 E-M Tim Murray 15 Encyclopedia of Archaeology History and Discoveries -Vol-3 N-Z Tim Murray 16 Encyclopedia of Archaeology the great Archaeologists Vol-1 Tim Murray 17 National Survey on Drug Abuse in Pakistan Pakistan Narcotics Control Board Islamabad 18 Improving The Status of Women in Poverty 19 Women’s Economic Participation in Pakistan (A Status Report) Farida Shaheed & Khawar Mumtaz 20 Situation Analysis Of Children & Women in Pakistan Unicef Government of Pakistan Government of Pakistan Economic Advisor’s Wing Finance 21 Economic Survey 2001-2002 Division Islamabad Survey/ Documentation of Historical Buildings of Walled City, Lahore(Vol -3) 22 Directorate General of Archaeology,Government of Punjab Three Sets of same Books (copy) 23 Sochio-Economic & Demographic Profile The Urban Unit 24 International Wheat Seminar Dr. M. Aqil Khan (eq.) 25 Punjab Traffic and Transport Manual 2008 Vol-1 Government of Punjab 26 Punjab Land use Rules 20009 Government of Punjab 27 Survey of Dangerous Buildings in Walled city Lahore SDWCLP 28 PT1’s Record (11 Records) SDWCLP 29 The Punjab Employees Efficiency Discipline And Accountability Act,2006 Mian Umar asad Advocate 30 Manual of Land Laws 31 Manual of WAQF Laws 32 The Punjab Governement Rules of Business 2011 Services & General Administration Department 33 Financial Guidelines for DDO’s Amjad Saleemi Sadaf Sarfaraz 34 Pakistan Journal of Urban Affairs (2 copies) The Urban Unit 35 Conservation of the Wazir khan mosque (2 copies) Agha Khan Trust for Culture Heritage as an asset in development The public private partnership framework in 36 Agha Khan Trust for Culture the walled city of lahore. 37 Transfer of Property ACT,1882 Ehtsham Mahmood 38 Manual of Lahore Development Authority Laws Hassan Ghazali Art and Culture Books Sr. # Title Author 39 The Spirit of Indian Architecture D.K.Bubbar 40 Forty years of Painting “Reminiscences of Old Lahore” Dr. Aijaz Anwar 41 A History of Fine Arts in Indian and the West Edith Tomory 42 Art and Knowledge James O. young Julie Taylor, Sandra Salamony, Maryellen Driscoll,Nora 43 Outdoor Decorating Richter Greer 44 Experiential Landscape Kevin Thwaites, Lan Simkins 45 Lahore a Musical Companion M.Saeed Malik 46 50 Years of Lahore Art Council Alhamra An overview Niaz Ahmad Chaudhry 47 Art a New History Paul Johnson Richard Ettinghausen, Oleg Grabar, Marilyn Jenkins 48 Islamic Art and Architecture 650-1250 Madina 49 Design Secrets Layout Rodney J.Moore 50 The Islamic Architectural Heritage of Pakistan Shaikh Khurshid Hasan 51 Islamic Calligraphy Sheila S. Blair 52 The Art and Architecture of Islam 1250 - 1800 Sheila S. Blair,Jonathan M.Bloom 53 Performers and their Arts Simon Charsleyy, Laxmi Narayan Kadekar Cultural Mapping Manual A Guide for planning and Carrying Out cultural 54 Ayesha Pamela Roger Mapping in Pakistan THE U.S AMBASSADORS FUND for Cultural Preservation Pakistan 2001-2012 55 U.S Embassy Islamabad (4 books) Development Studies Books Sr. # Title Author 56 Public and Private Spaces of the City Ali Madanipour 57 10 Reasons to Abolish the IMF & World Bank Anuradha Mittal 58 Successful Presentation Skills Andrew Bradbury 59 Post Colonial Studies Benita Parry 60 Urban Space and Cityscapes Christoph Lindner 61 Post-Merdeka Architecture 1957-1987 Chanchee Yoong 62 Architectural Engineering and Design Management Dino Bouchlaghem, David Dowdle, Vian Ahmed 63 Development Economics Debraj Ray 64 The International Marketing of Travel and Tourism A Strategic Approach Francois Vellas,Lionel Becherel 65 Human Development in South Asia 2006 HDC Research Team Mahbub-ul-Haq 66 Inter Vention Architecture I.B.Tauris 67 Archaeology In Law John Samuels, John Pugh Smith Kosuke Kurokawa, Keiichi Komoto, Peter Vander Vleuten, 68 Energy from the Desert David Faiman 69 Punjab Politics 1936-1939 Lionel Carter 70 Punjab Politics 1940-1943 Strains of War Lionel Carter 71 Environmental Design of Urban Buildings MAT Santamouris 72 The Politics of Self Expressions Markus Daechsel 73 GIS and Archaeological site Location Modeling (with CD) Mark. W. Mehrer 74 The Selected Writings of Eqbal Ahmad Noam Chomsky Historic Cities Support Programme Conservation and Development in Hunza & 75 Baltistan (With CD) Strengthening & Restructuring of Primary Health Care System and Improving 76 Health of Primary School Students (Photo Copy) 77 Colonial Modernities Peter Scriver, Vikramaditya Prakash 78 Noam Chomsky Understanding Power Peter R.Mitchell,John Schoeffel 79 Islamic Architecture R.A. Jairaz Bhoy 80 Ideas for Development Robert Chambers 81 Awards of the First International Islamic Artisans At Work Festival OIC and IRCICA Culture and Heritage Books Sr. # Title Author 82 Historic Towns of Punjab Abdul Rehman 83 Romantic Tales from the Panjab With Indian Night's Entertainment Charles Swynnerton 84 Lahore Museum a Guide Dr. Liaqat Ali Khan Niazi 85 Muslim Women of the British Punjab Dushka Saiyid 86 Lahore Illustrated Views of the 19th Century (Same Two Books) F.S. Aijazuddin 87 Historical Images of Pakistan F.S. Aijazuddin 88 Lahore Recollected An Album F.S. Aljazuddin 89 The Great Jahangir's Tomb and Nur Jahan's Mausoleum Fawad Raza, Fiaz Jamal, Waseem Ashraf 90 Akbar and the Rise of the Mughal Empire G.B. Malleson 91 Gazzetteer of the Lahore District 1893-94 (Same two Books) G.C.Walker 92 The Wazir Khan Mosque its Aesthetic Beauty Ghazala Misbah 93 Gardens of Mughal Lahore Ihsan H NADIEM 94 Lahore (A Glorious Heritage) Ihsan H.NADIEM 95 Lahore As It Was J.L. Kipling,T.H. Thornton 96 Istanbul City of Memories & Hopes Kadir Topdas 97 The Epic Of the Shivaji Kavindra Paramananda 98 My Bleeding Punjab Khushwant Singh 99 The Dancing Girls of Lahore Louise Brown 100 Lahore Through Centuries (Same Three Books) M Hanif Raza 101 Lahore Colours M. Athar Tahir 102 Punjab Portraits M.Athar Tahir 103 Pakistan Travelers Companion M.Hanif Raza 104 Lahore Tales Without End Majid Sheikh 105 A History of the Reigning Family of Lahore Major G.Carmichael Smyth 106 Pakistan Social and Cultural Transformation in a Muslim Nation Mohammad A. Qadeer 107 Lahore Fort (Same Two Books) Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry 108 Lahore Glimpses of a Glorious Heritage (Same Two Books) Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry 109 Bassant a Cultural Festival of Lahore Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry 110 A Short History of Lahore and Some of its Monuments Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry 111 Multan Glimpses (same 2 Books) Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry 112 A Guide to Lahore Fort Nazir Ahmad Chaudhry 113 Indian Sufism Since the Seventeenth Century Nile Green 114 The Raj Lahore & Bhai Ram Singh Pervaiz Vandal, Sajida Vandal 115 Cultural Heritage of the Mughals Prof. Dr. Massarrat Abid 116 Relics of the Lessor Mughals Purshan Kumar Dutta 117 The Wonder that was India (Part II) S.A.A.Rizvi 118 Monuments, Objects, Histories Tapati Guha-Thakurta 119 Birth of the Persian Empire-Vol-1 (Two Books) Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis, Sarah Stewart 120 White Mughals William Dalrymple 121 Notes on Punjab and Mughal India (Same Two Books) Zulfiqar Ahmad 122 Historic Towns of Punjab Abdul Rehman 123 See The Unseen Pakistan Director General Of Archaeology Government of the 124 Punjab Journal of Archaeology And History Punjab Lahore 125 Preserving a Heritage Wacker-Chemic 126 Products Pakistan 127 Master Pieces Lahore Museum 128 Inside Lahore Pakistan’s Dazzling City Punjab Entertainment Company PEC 129 The Walled city of Lahore (2 Books) SDWCLP 130 The Raj Lahore & Bhai Ram Singh Pervaiz Vandal, Sajida Vandal 131 Crafts of Lahore Punjab Small Industries Corporation 132 The Magnificent Hiran Minar Complex Shekhupura Lahore Dr.Pervaiz Habibullah 133 Motifs and Designs A Project of Norway Funds-in- Trust 134 The Aga Khan Historic Cities Programme Philip Jodidio 135 Lahore and its Monuments Muhammad Wali Ullah Khan General Books Sr. # Title Author 136 The Way of the World Nicolas Bouvier 137 Mutiny and its Aftermath OM Prakash 138 Partition and the South Asian Diaspora Papiya Ghosh 139 Lahore A Sentimental Journey Pran Nevile 140 Pakistan Sovereignty Lost Shahid ur Rehman 141 Panjab Castes Sir Denzil Ibbetson 142 Facts For Life Unicef/Who/U4ESCO History Books Sr. # Title Author 143 The Mughal World Abraham Eraly 144 Lahore 1947 Ahmad Salim 145 Old Lahore Colonel H.R. Goulding 146 The Cambridge Economic History of India V-II (C.1757-2003) Dharma Kumar (ed.) 147 Old Lahore Dr. Aijaz Anwar 148 Historical Routes Through Gandhara (Pakistan) 200 B.C-200 A D Dr. Saifur Rahman Dar 149 The End of the History and the Last Man Francis Fukuyama 150 Thirty Five Years in the Punjab 1858-1893 G.R. ELSMIE 151 Lahore to Yarkand George Henderson, Allan o.
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