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    The document contains three rephrased problem statements by Saad Naseer for their thesis at City University of Science and Information Technology. The first statement discusses a lack of equal rights for orphans, foster children, special persons, and senior citizens in Peshawar. The second addresses a lack of accommodation, hospitality, entertainment, and tourist attractions in Peshawar for upcoming international sports events. The third problem is about how modern architecture is causing Pakistan's rich culture to fade away and the need for cultural buildings to preserve traditions for future generations. Teachers provided positive feedback on the problem statements, praising their clarity, futuristic nature, and use of a case study from Qatar.

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    The document contains three rephrased problem statements by Saad Naseer for their thesis at City University of Science and Information Technology. The first statement discusses a lack of equal rights for orphans, foster children, special persons, and senior citizens in Peshawar. The second addresses a lack of accommodation, hospitality, entertainment, and tourist attractions in Peshawar for upcoming international sports events. The third problem is about how modern architecture is causing Pakistan's rich culture to fade away and the need for cultural buildings to preserve traditions for future generations. Teachers provided positive feedback on the problem statements, praising their clarity, futuristic nature, and use of a case study from Qatar.

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    Huzaifa Hussain 10574

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    The document contains three rephrased problem statements by Saad Naseer for their thesis at City University of Science and Information Technology. The first statement discusses a lack of equal rights for orphans, foster children, special persons, and senior citizens in Peshawar. The second addresses a lack of accommodation, hospitality, entertainment, and tourist attractions in Peshawar for upcoming international sports events. The third problem is about how modern architecture is causing Pakistan's rich culture to fade away and the need for cultural buildings to preserve traditions for future generations. Teachers provided positive feedback on the problem statements, praising their clarity, futuristic nature, and use of a case study from Qatar.

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    CITY UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION

    TECHNOLOGY
    THESIS DESIGN -1
    REPHRASE-PROBLEM STATEMENT
    SAAD NASEER
    I.D: 10621
    REPHRASED-PROBLEM STATEMENT #1:

    Peshawar has been inflicted harm upon the equal citizen


    rights of Orphans, Foster Childrens, Special persons and
    Senior Citizen.

    REPHRASED-PROBLEM STATEMENT #2:

    The problem at hand is the lack of accommodation,


    hospitality, entertainment, and tourist attractions in
    Peshawar in preparation for the upcoming international
    sports events.

    REPHRASED-PROBLEM STATEMENT #3:

    As our rich culture is fading away due to the dominancy


    of modern architecture there is a crucial need for cultural
    buildings in society to remain the integrity of our culture
    in upcoming generations
    COMMENTS ON MY PROBLEM
    STATEMENT:
     HIGHLY APPRECIATED BY BOTH TEACHERS FOR STATING THOSE PROBLEMS.
     I SELECTED VERY CRISP PROBLEM AND TOPIC.
     FUTURISTIC IMAGINATIONS.
     GIVEN CASE STUDY OF QATAR FOOTBALL STADIUM AND HOTEL.
     ALL GOOD.

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