How Army Museum Lahore went from zero digital presence to a fully operational, 7-language national institution website — built and launched in under 4 months

Context

Army Museum Lahore is Pakistan's premier military heritage institution, housing 11 galleries that document the nation's history from partition through the wars of 1965 and 1971, the Siachen conflict, and the ongoing war against terrorism. The museum serves school groups, general visitors, researchers, and dignitaries — drawing audiences from across every province and linguistic background in the country.

Despite the scale and national significance of the institution, it had no digital presence whatsoever. No website, no online ticketing information, no way for schools to research or book educational tours, and no photography archive to represent what is physically one of the most compelling heritage spaces in the country.