Mor transit Hub is envisioned as a sustainable regional transport facility that unifies intercity and intracity systems into one efficient, eco-friendly, and user-focused space. Responding to the mobility demands of the expanding Islamabad-Rawalpindi region, the hub emphasizes smooth circulation, passenger comfort, adaptability for future expansion, and a travel experience that goes beyond the conventional. The architectural inspiration, “The Journey of the Peacock,” celebrates the peacock’s elegance, symbolism, and orientation. The radial terminal core embodies the upright body of the peacock, acting as a vibrant gathering point for travelers, while the fan-like wings of accommodation are inspired by its iconic tail, symbolizing rest, transition, and expansion. The slender connecting spine, abstracted from the peacock’s neck, bridges movement with moments of pause, structuring clear arrival and departure sequences. This biomimetic design ensures the building’s form is both iconic and functionally logical, strengthening zoning, circulation, and hierarchy.

The objectives of MOR Transit Hub are rooted in sustainability, efficiency, and comfort. By integrating eco-conscious strategies, intuitive spatial planning, and iconic architectural expression, the design transforms the hub into more than just a transit stop—it becomes a landmark of purposeful movement. Natural symmetry supports intuitive wayfinding, while functional zoning addresses diverse needs of passengers, staff, and vehicles. Through this holistic approach, MOR emerges as an architectural statement of elegance, sustainability, and cultural identity. It elevates mobility into an experience that is efficient, environmentally sensitive, and symbolically rich—celebrating travel as a journey of beauty, comfort, and meaning.