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Samina Mehar

Lighting design and sustainability specialist with over two decades of experience leading architectural, municipal, and institutional lighting projects. Expert in turnkey LED conversions, façade and interior lighting design, and energy-efficient solutions aligned with LEED and IESNA standards. Adept at managing multi-disciplinary teams and delivering impactful, cost-effective lighting programs for communities and organizations across Canada and the U.S.,

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  • Walkway and Park Lighting Audits
  • LED Retrofit & Smart City Systems
  • Energy & Sustainability Program Management
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  • Client & Stakeholder Coordination
  • Technical Documentation & Specifications
  • Microsoft 365 | Adobe Suite | Project Management (PMP)

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Samina Mehar

Lighting design and sustainability specialist with over two decades of experience leading architectural, municipal, and institutional lighting projects. Expert in turnkey LED conversions, façade and interior lighting design, and energy-efficient solutions aligned with LEED and IESNA standards. Adept at managing multi-disciplinary teams and delivering impactful, cost-effective lighting programs for communities and organizations across Canada and the U.S.,

Core Competencies
  • Architectural & Façade Lighting Design
  • Walkway and Park Lighting Audits
  • LED Retrofit & Smart City Systems
  • Energy & Sustainability Program Management
  • Lighting Simulation: AGi32, Dialux, IESVE, Radiance
  • Lighting Controls & Automation Integration
  • LEED & BREEAM Certification Support
  • Client & Stakeholder Coordination
  • Technical Documentation & Specifications
  • Microsoft 365 | Adobe Suite | Project Management (PMP)

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Dr. Kamal Malar

Quantum Core Engineering (QCG) is a multidisciplinary Architectural, Engineering, and Specialist Consulting Firm headquartered in Quetta, Balochistan.

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WELL Building Design

Creating Spaces that Nurture People and Planet

Truly sustainable design goes beyond energy savings — it’s about enhancing the health, comfort, and performance of people who live and work in our spaces. The WELL Building Standard®, developed by the International WELL Building Institute, provides a science-based framework for measuring how buildings impact occupant well-being through air, water, light, comfort, nourishment, and mind.

WELL Buildings integrate design, operations, and policy strategies that promote wellness, productivity, and social sustainability. They align environmental responsibility with human-centered values — ensuring that buildings not only perform efficiently but also support physical and mental well-being.

In the Middle East, WELL certification has become a key part of national sustainability agendas such as UAE Net Zero 2050 and Saudi Vision 2030, driving the creation of world-class healthy workplaces, schools, and healthcare environments that attract and retain top talent.

In Pakistan, where rapid urbanization and environmental challenges demand better indoor air quality and comfort standards, adopting WELL principles can greatly enhance workplace productivity, learning outcomes, and community health. Integrating WELL with existing green building practices helps organizations demonstrate leadership, align with ESG goals, and invest in people — the most valuable asset of any business.

WELL is more than a certification; it’s a commitment to human-centered sustainability — creating spaces that inspire, heal, and thrive.

The Rise of WELL Buildings and Their Regional Importance – Details

In recent years, the global focus on sustainability and human-centered design has evolved beyond energy efficiency to embrace the health and well-being of building occupants. The WELL Building Standard, developed by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), is a performance-based system that measures, certifies, and monitors features of the built environment that impact human health and wellness—covering air, water, light, nourishment, fitness, comfort, and mind. It complements green building frameworks such as LEED and BREEAM by shifting the spotlight from the building’s environmental footprint to the human experience within.

In the Middle East, WELL principles are gaining momentum as part of a broader regional transformation toward sustainable urbanism. With rapid urban growth, extreme climates, and a strong emphasis on world-class infrastructure, countries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar are integrating WELL-certified design in offices, hospitals, and educational spaces to enhance productivity, reduce absenteeism, and attract global talent. The alignment of WELL with regional visions—such as Saudi Vision 2030 and the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 Strategy—underscores its strategic relevance in promoting both sustainability and wellness-driven innovation.

In Pakistan, the adoption of WELL concepts is still emerging but holds immense potential. With rising awareness about indoor air quality, mental health, and workplace productivity, WELL certification offers a practical framework to elevate building standards in corporate, educational, and healthcare sectors. Integrating WELL principles in Pakistan’s construction industry could help address local challenges such as poor ventilation, daylight access, and urban heat, while positioning developers and organizations as leaders in health-conscious, sustainable design.

Ultimately, WELL Buildings represent a holistic vision for the future—where architectural excellence, sustainability, and human health converge. For the Middle East and Pakistan, embracing this standard is not just a design choice but a strategic investment in people, productivity, and long-term environmental resilience.

Key Drivers & Benefits of WELL Certification

  1. Occupant Health, Productivity & Retention
  1. Brand, Market Differentiation & ESG Alignment
  • Achieving WELL certification positions organisations and developers as leaders in health-conscious design, giving them a competitive edge in attracting tenants, clients, employees or investors who are increasingly mindful of wellness and environmental/social governance (ESG) credentials. https://www.thinkaec.com/well-certification-building-standards-requirements-benefits
  • For sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) professionals, WELL provides a concrete metric for the “S” (social) dimension of ESG — demonstrating that the built environment is contributing to occupant well-being.
  1. Holistic Building Performance Beyond Energy Efficiency
  • While many existing certifications focus primarily on energy, water-use, materials or carbon emissions, WELL shifts the lens to people: how the indoor environment supports physical and mental health, cognitive function, comfort and human-centred performance. https://ongreening.com/well-rating-system-5-minute-guide
  • The standard covers a broad set of strategies (over 500 evidence-based design, policy and operational interventions) affecting air, water, nourishment, light, movement, thermal comfort, sound, materials, mind, community. https://www.wellcertified.com/certification/v2
  1. Regional Relevance & Strategic Opportunity (Middle East & Pakistan)
  • In the Middle East and Pakistan region, WELL certification is increasingly relevant because: rapid urbanisation, extreme climate conditions, rising expectations for health and wellness in offices / residential buildings, and growing alignment with national-vision goals (e.g., smart cities, wellness cities, green-building agendas). For example, the Middle East region has been identified as a “healthy-buildings champion,” with strong growth in WELL adoption.
  • Usage in the region translates into strategic value: for example government buildings, corporate headquarters and educational institutions in UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar are adopting WELL or related standards, thereby raising the benchmark. https://www.tradearabia.com/News/276927/Mideast-champions-healthy-buildings%2c-tops-in-WELL-ratings-adoption
  • In Pakistan, while uptake may still be emerging, the demand for healthier indoor environments (due to issues like indoor air quality, heat stress, urban density) makes WELL a very strong fit — especially when viewed alongside sustainability and building-performance improvements that you are already familiar with in your lighting, IoT/data, transformation and sustainability consultancy background.
  1. Return on Investment & Operational Benefits
  • Several articles analysing WELL point to quantifiable benefits: improved occupant comfort, fewer distractions (e.g., noise, poor thermal environment), better mental resilience, higher engagement—and hence better productivity outcomes.
  • From an operational perspective, WELL certified buildings often embed monitoring of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) and encourage continuous improvement of policies and occupant-wellness programmes. This fits well with your experience in digital transformation, data platforms and stakeholder engagement.

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Neighbourhood Development

Designing Connected, Resilient Communities

Neighbourhood Development focuses on creating vibrant, sustainable, and people-centered communities that balance urban growth with environmental stewardship. By integrating walkability, green spaces, smart infrastructure, and inclusive design, it promotes health, safety, and social cohesion.

In the Middle East, such planning supports national visions like UAE 2040 and Saudi Vision 2030, fostering livable, low-carbon urban environments. In Pakistan, sustainable neighbourhood design addresses challenges of rapid urbanization, climate resilience, and community well-being.

Through frameworks such as LEED for Neighborhood Development and the WELL Community Standard, cities can build stronger, greener, and more connected communities for the future.

Neighbourhood Development: Building Connected, Sustainable Communities

At Illume Consulting, we approach neighbourhood development as more than urban design — it’s the art of creating vibrant, resilient, and inclusive communities that balance people, nature, and technology. Thoughtfully planned neighbourhoods foster belonging, support local economies, and enhance quality of life while reducing environmental impact.

Our approach integrates walkability, access to green space, energy efficiency, and community well-being into every stage of planning and design. Drawing on frameworks such as the LEED for Cities and Communities and WELL Community Standard, we emphasize human health, social equity, and long-term environmental resilience.

In the Middle East, where rapid urban expansion is transforming cityscapes, sustainable neighbourhood development plays a vital role in achieving national goals such as Saudi Vision 2030, Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, and Qatar National Vision 2030. Mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly communities that reduce reliance on vehicles are key to lowering emissions and improving livability in hot-climate cities.

In Pakistan, sustainable neighbourhood development offers a powerful way to address urban density, infrastructure gaps, and climate challenges. By integrating green infrastructure, efficient lighting, renewable energy, and social spaces, cities can improve resilience and public health while revitalizing local identity.

Key Drivers and Benefits of Neighbourhood Development

  1. Human-Centered Urban Design

Neighbourhood Development (ND) frameworks, such as LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED-ND) and the WELL Community Standard, place people at the heart of planning. They promote walkability, safety, inclusivity, and access to nature, ensuring residents can live, work, and play within sustainable, human-scaled environments.
Well-designed neighbourhoods enhance physical activity, social interaction, and emotional well-being — leading to healthier and happier communities.

  1. Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience

Sustainable ND emphasizes low-carbon mobility, green infrastructure, and resource-efficient systems. Strategies such as shaded pedestrian corridors, permeable pavements, and renewable energy integration reduce urban heat, manage stormwater, and enhance biodiversity.
This approach supports climate adaptation, especially critical for hot, arid regions in the Middle East and flood-prone urban areas in Pakistan.

  1. Economic and Social Value

Neighbourhoods designed with sustainability in mind tend to see higher property values, reduced operating costs, and greater investor confidence.
For communities, ND creates long-term economic opportunities by improving accessibility, encouraging local enterprise, and reducing commuting times.
Socially, these developments cultivate a sense of belonging, cultural identity, and collective pride — foundational for stable, resilient societies.

  1. Policy Alignment and National Vision Goals

Both the Middle East and Pakistan have urban policies that align closely with ND principles.

  • UAE and Saudi Arabia emphasize mixed-use, livable communities in Vision 2030 frameworks.
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  • Pakistan’s urban renewal programs increasingly focus on smart growth, sustainable transport, and community infrastructure.
    Adopting ND frameworks allows public and private developers to meet international benchmarks while aligning with local urban development agendas.
  1. Integrated Infrastructure and Smart Technology

Modern ND leverages smart lighting, IoT monitoring, and data-driven urban planning to optimize resources and enhance livability. For a consultancy like Illume, this means integrating intelligent lighting, renewable microgrids, and sensor-based systems that strengthen safety and sustainability across neighbourhoods.

  1. Contribution to Global Sustainability Goals

Neighbourhood Development directly supports multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including:

  • SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being
  • SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
  • SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
  • SDG 13: Climate Action

By adopting ND frameworks, municipalities and developers contribute to global climate action while improving everyday life locally.

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AI Implementation in Industry

Driving Smarter, Sustainable Transformation

As consultants, we help organizations harness the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to transform how they design, build, and operate. From predictive analytics in construction and smart lighting systems to energy management and process automation, AI is reshaping industries with data-driven intelligence and human-centered innovation.

Our approach bridges technology and purpose — integrating automation, IoT, and sustainable design to enhance performance, reduce costs, and support ESG goals. Whether optimizing workflows, improving asset management, or enabling intelligent monitoring for energy and safety, we transform data into actionable insights that drive efficiency and resilience.

Why AI Matters in Construction

The construction industry is entering a new era of digital transformation, and AI is at its core.
AI enhances every phase of a project:

  • Predictive Planning & Scheduling – Anticipate delays, manage risks, and allocate resources efficiently.
  • Smart Safety & Monitoring – Use computer vision and sensors to detect hazards and prevent accidents.
  • Quality Control & Automation – Identify design or installation issues early through AI-assisted inspections.
  • Cost & Energy Optimization – Reduce waste, control budgets, and model energy use for sustainability.
  • Lifecycle Intelligence – Leverage data from design to operations for continuous performance improvement.

In the Middle East and Pakistan, where large-scale infrastructure projects are transforming cities, AI ensures greater precision, accountability, and long-term sustainability.

Integrating AI in Client Offices: Making Workplaces Future-Ready

We help organizations future-proof their workplaces through AI-enabled smart office solutions that improve efficiency, comfort, and decision-making.

Key Integration Areas:

  • Smart Building Systems: AI-powered lighting, HVAC, and occupancy sensors that adapt to user behavior and reduce energy use.
  • Predictive Maintenance: Continuous monitoring of equipment and infrastructure to anticipate issues before failures occur.
  • Space Utilization Analytics: Intelligent dashboards that track workspace use, helping clients plan layouts and right-size operations.
  • Environmental & Wellness Monitoring: Real-time data on air quality, lighting, and acoustics aligned with WELL Building standards.
  • Intelligent Security & Access Systems: Computer-vision-based access control and anomaly detection for safer work environments.
  • AI-Powered Decision Support: Custom dashboards integrating project, energy, and ESG data for leadership teams.

These solutions prepare organizations for the next generation of sustainable, data-informed operations, aligning with smart city goals and global decarbonization efforts.

, our AI integration services connect the dots between technology, human experience, and environmental responsibility — making workplaces more adaptive, efficient, and ready for the future.