pavilion prominent white marble personal chamber roof located courtyard northern section pakistan structure originally precious semi precious stones overlooked today monuments situated western façade providing view ancient city larger fort complex inscribed etymology pavilion built emperor small summer house cost time called language word means worth brought word common use precious history built rule emperor great location earlier mud fort solid brick masonry complex later extended modified subsequent emperors emperor romantic man master piece built small summer house cost time buildings erected reconstructed rule personal interest design construction architectural traditions manifest distinctive symmetry accents block northwest section fort actually built predecessor building listed listed protected monument act pakistan larger fort complex inscribed recently building materials started showing signs damage air pollution dioxide emissions affected white marble nearby design pavilion rectangular shape situated west prominent centrally arched curved roof unique feature symbolic architecture reflects mixture contemporary traditions time construction sloping roof europe demonstrates imperial religious image subject original roof probably inner walls precious semi precious stones silver delicate ornamentation considered finest world tile arched openings floral designs images angels symbols marble screens pavilion crowned prevent inmates seen grounds fort river overall comprises private quarters royal family closely resembles fort inspirations unique impressive monument architecture building source inspiration early days novels titled sic written collaboration brother fiancée caroline novel precious necklace called settled house vermont named pavilion virtues rural vermont pavilion motif reverse pakistani issued government pakistan motif subsequently replaced tomb 1980s taken circulation pakistan embassy building partly modelled gallery
Naulakha Pavilion