SPHF / CREATIVE & COMMUNICATION
One million homes.
A human story.
Creative, event graphics and film editing for Sindh People’s Housing for Flood Affectees.
- Organisation
- SPHF
- Location
- Karachi, Pakistan
- Year
- 2026
THE WORK
Giving a housing programme
a visible language.
Miradore developed creative and graphic material for two SPHF occasions in 2026: the Asia-Pacific Shelter and Settlements Forum in February, and the Celebration of One Million Houses in November. Our contribution also included film editing using footage supplied to us.
The work brings together event information, colourful house imagery and individual stories. The housing milestone belongs to SPHF and its partners; this case study documents Miradore’s communications contribution.
01 / APSSF / 12–14 FEBRUARY 2026
Housing, in the frame.
The Asia-Pacific Shelter and Settlements Forum brought government, development and shelter-sector participants to Karachi. In the forum artwork, illustrated house fronts form a colourful border around a quiet central field for the title and institutional marks.
THE SYSTEM ACROSS FORMATS
A different proportion.
The same clear hierarchy.
The wide screen artwork makes space for the forum title. The portrait standee carries the title, location and partner marks in a vertical format. Both are original deliverables from the project archive.
Explore the official forum website
02 / CELEBRATION OF ONE MILLION HOUSES / 10 NOVEMBER 2026
The scale and the people.
For the November milestone, the key visual places a collage of house fronts and portraits within the shape of Sindh. A large headline communicates the occasion, while patterned details give the invitation and screen artwork a recognisable connection.
FILM EDITING / SUPPLIED FOOTAGE
Make room for individual stories.
Alongside the graphics, Miradore edited supplied footage for the beneficiary films. The credit is editorial: footage was supplied to us, rather than filmed by Miradore.
Watch Laraib’s film SELECTED EVENT COVERAGE
The wider context.
Independent reporting on the two occasions. These articles cover the events and programme, not Miradore’s role. The images below are our project artwork.