What architectural influences can be seen in Karachi's British-period buildings?

During the British period, Karachi’s architecture was primarily characterized by the use of stone and the implementation of Western styles.1

In the city's central areas, these structures often feature a distinct blending of Eastern and Western architectural influences. This synthesis is evident in the incorporation of various traditional and classical elements, including:

• Towers and domes1
• Pillars and arches1
• Hanging balconies1
• Rectangular courtyards1

While many buildings from this era strictly followed Western design principles, this fusion of styles remains a notable aspect of the city's historical landscape.1