The Pedestrian Bridges of Karachi by Mansoor Raza offers a rare and insightful exploration of Karachi’s overlooked urban structures—the pedestrian bridges that quietly serve millions every day. Through detailed field observations, photographs, and social analysis, the book documents the history, design, usage patterns, and human stories connected to these bridges. Raza’s work not only highlights their functional and symbolic significance within the city’s complex urban fabric but also invites readers to rethink how Karachi accommodates and values its pedestrians. This book is an essential read for researchers, students, urban planners, and anyone interested in understanding Karachi from a fresh and thoughtful perspective.

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