Selected works 2010-2022 by Anta

Anta S. Chowdhury Landscape Architect MNLA

Selected works 2010-2022

Anta S. Chowdhury Landscape Architect MNLA B.Arch, MLA e-post: antasharif@gmail.com, cellphone: +47 97397455

EDUCATION

2015- 2018 Master in Landscape Architecture, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) , Institute of Urbanism and Landscape 2004- 2010 Bachelor in Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)

EXPERIENCE

2019 January- Present Landscape Architect, Akasia kirke og gravplass AS, Bergen 2018 July- December Project Assistant, Don Lawrence Architect AS, Oslo 2016 February- June, Student assistant at AHO 2013 November -2015 July Associate Architect, FORM.3 architects, Dhaka 2013 July- October Architect, VITTI, Dhaka 2010 June- 2013 May Associate Architect, Volumezero Limited, Dhaka 2009 August- November Intern architect, Volumezero Limited, Dhaka

LANGUAGES

English Bengali

Hindi

Proficient

SKILLS

AutoCAD Civil 3D

Proficient

Norwegian

Independent

Photoshop InDesign

Illustrator

SELECTED WORKS

Academic 1. The Earth Experience- Rethinking Oslo Botanical Garden 2. Wet (ter)- A landscape strategy for Bengal delta 3. Urbanising Siera Nevada - Columbia 4. Transition with nature - international cricket stadium

Professional 5. Historic cemetary, Korskirkegården 6. Memorial deisgn, Møllendal cemetary

Artistic works Plant illustrations Landscape Photography

Sofienbergparken

Sunken garden + Botanisk hage

Toyenparken exhibition area

Munch museum

Selected works : 1 of 6

Earth Experience Olso Botanisk Hage Entrance Master work: Studio 1 Supervisors: Jeppe Anderson, Kathrine Strøm The project is inspired by the beauty and diversity of the plants and its expansion, dominance, direction and relation to the ground. The project emphasises on creating a vibrant public space in the intersection of botanical garden and toyen park. The two enormous green pockets in the city are detached by parking area and motorway. The project proposes new pedestrian connections and bike movements through a sunken gardena and open exhibition park area.

Academic

Sofienbergparken

Sunken garden +

Botanical Garden

exhibition area

Munch museum

Toyen park

The sunken garden is excavating the existing parking ground and then creating little mounds as relaxation areas by filling with the cut out soil. The retaining wall holding the higher grounds works as an exhibit surface, which displays different roots and soils. The proposed plaza works as an extended entrance to the botanical garden.

Exhibition of roots and soil

Selected works : 1 of 6

Academic

Selected works : 2 of 6

Wet(ter) Landscape Strategy in Bengal delta

Master thesis project Supervisors: Giambattista Zaccariotto, Eric Reid Imagining a wet(ter) future, this project explores how landscape strategies can generate adaptive and dynamic livable spaces in the Bengal Delta coastline. The coastal area will gradually loose much of its land under the sea, forming a series of new islands due to sea-level rise. Millions of climate change refugees have begun to migrate to higher land, however it has been predicted that by the year 2100 approximately 5 million people will continue to live in the coastal delta. How can the local traditions be adapted so people can inhabit the future landscape of the delta? Finding itself placed upon an island in the delta, the project investigates the interplay between protective-productive landscapes, transportation infrastructure and urbanity.

Academic

Investigation Landscape Morphology and Migration in Bengal delta 1776- 2100

The Shifting Landscapes of Bengal Delta: The Ganges Brahmaputra Watershed

Selected works : 2 of 6

Academic

Selected works : 2 of 6

Design Strategy: Seasonal connection of internal and external water Pukur, Haor, Baor: (Pond, Oxbow lake, Depressed land) Seasonal connection to river Fresh water reservoir Connected to internal water network Potential aquaculture

Academic

Selected works : 2 of 6

Academic

Selected works : 3 of 6

Urbanizing Sierra Nevada with flower botanical garden Master studio 3 Supervisors: Luis Callejas, Mattias Josefsson, Bin Li Sierra Nevada contains most of the climate zones in Colombia and thus makes it a perfect platform to explore the possibilities of species invasion and adaptation along its different altitude.

Academic

12,2 m per decade

The four indiginous groups of the region believe that Sierran Nevada de Santa Marta is the bebating heart of the world. What happend there happens everywhere

With climate changing, most species shift upwards, to reach optimum temperature conditions

Grasses, herbs and short lived species shift the most in search for perfect temperatures and conditions. it can be predicted that endemic species are least prone to movement.

Movement of the species shuffles the most basic relationships in nature, between what plants are found where with what other plants. Distribution and size of the populations will change with an impact on functiong of the ecosystems and for humans who are dependent on them

At the same time there is the factor of soils at higher elevations being thinner and poorer in nutrions, might be inadequate to sustain species from lower elevations

A factor also affecting the response to cliamte change is the shape of the mountain (meaning how much room is there on different elevations)

Palomino river in Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta could be seen as forecasting station for the responses of different species to climate warming

By implementing species from higher altidudes to lower systems, it can be observed how do the species respond in competion of flora from lower altitudes

few shuffle scenarios

the traveling system doesn`t survive

“traveling” ecosystem

ecosystem on higher elevations

adabtion to coexisting

the traveling species from lower alitudes takes over

Selected works : 3 of 6

There is little information on the affects of climate change from the tropics (for historical, political and economical reasons) though the tropics are the first to encounter historically unprecentened climates...

+ + +

Academic

2 +

1000 j

-10

C°

well drained neutral to acid soils well drained neutral to acid soils Needs large bees to polliante. In the tropics Needs wooden largebeams bees toarepolliante. In the tropics wooden beams are mounted near plantings to encourage carpenter mounted bees near to nest plantings to encourage carpenter bees to nest

1000 j

+ f

o m

s a

Swertia

Swertia am

Saxifraga quit

-10

C°

(x) +

-10

C°

-10 40

1000 j

s a

-10

also drought tolerant avarage to sandy soils

1000

-10

C°

-10

C°

interest for cultivation, as the dense but flexible stem structure makes for a good windbreak. good honey plants. few Baccharis species (especially from the northern Andes) are almost extinct due to habitat destruction.

well-drai

1000

Baccharis Valeriana quit

Geranium m

prefer moist areas. However, many are found growing epiphytically in trees. Pitcairnia ranks as the second most prolific of the bromeliad family 1000

-10

C°

Valeriana quit

Pitcairnia Juncus a

also drought tolerant avarage to sandy soils

-10 40

C°

-10

C°

dominant plant species in very dry habitatdominant types plant species in very dry habitat types ecological importance on these areas ecological importance on these areas traditional medicine traditional medicine

Panicum

-10

C°

Fertile moist soil one of oldest cultivated crops

cm -10

C°

15 -10

C°

thrives best in mixture of sandy thrives loam best andinpeat mixture of sandy loam and peat

cm -10

C°

15 -10

roots shaded and tops in sun.roots shaded and tops in sun. well-draining soil well-draining soil

15 -10

C°

s a

cm -10

C°

15 -10

C°

Espeletia Geranium

a a

cm cm

40 40

a a

15 15

-10 -10

hardy, b historically u

1000

Juncus

Lobelia nana m

Avena nivalis

-10

possesses no

powerful nerv

1000

-10

C°

used as an her disorders.R usefulness a

1000

Rhexia glutinosa

-10

Selected works : 3 of 6

Embothrium emarginatum m

C°

-10

C°

also one of the oldest crops

prefer moist, rich soil. Native Americans once smoked lobelia plant to treat asthma. Also known as pukeweed, doctors once prescribed the plant to induce vomiting.

-10

C°

1000 j

have historically received little attention from botanists; in his 1819 monograph, James Ebenezer Bicheno described the genus as "obscure and uninviting".

(x) + d

-10

C°

not picky about the soil alkaline, neutral or acidic Moist but well-drained

capacity to become weedy capacity to become weedy

-10

C°

cm cm

40 40

original to the paramo ecosystems well-draining but moisture retentive soils, rich in humus. endangered due to potato plantings in these systems

m m

C° C°

m m

1000

15 40

s s

Stipa

Melastoma

j j

Melastoma a

f f

acidic soils interest for cultivation, as the dense but flexible stem structure makes for a good windbreak. good honey plants. few Baccharis species (especially from the northern Andes) are almost extinct due to habitat destruction.

o o

15 15

-10 -10

1000

m m

C° C°

Vaccinium Baccharis a

n n

1000 j

1000 1000 j

d d

1000 1000

15 40

C°

++ d

well-draining but moisture retentive soils, rich in humus.

1000

-10

C°

used as an herbal remedy forused inflammation as an herbal andremedy gastrointestinal for inflammation and gastrointestinal moist However, many found growing disorders.Research prefer continues disorders.Research to areas. determine its safety continues andareto determine its safety and epiphytically in trees. usefulness as an alternative medicine usefulness forassuch an alternative disorders as medicine for such disorders as Pitcairnia ranks as the second most prolific of the bromeliad ulcerative colitis.[ ulcerative colitis.[ family

15 40

1000

Pitcairnia Potentilla a

-10

C°

1000

C°

15 40

Potentilla a

15 40

Embothrium emarginatum Embothrium emarginatum m

1000

Rhexia glutinosa m

also one of the oldest crops also one of the oldest crops

15 40

C°

1000

15 -10

-10

C°

Avena nivalis

15 -10

C°

powerful nervine, stimulant, powerful carminative nervine, and stimulant, carminative and structure antispasmodic. interest for cultivation, asantispasmodic. the dense but flexible stem allays pain and promotes sleep allays pain windbreak. and promotes sleep makes for a good possesses none of the after-effects possesses produced none of byhoney the narcotics. after-effects good plants. produced by narcotics. few Baccharis species (especially from the northern Andes) are almost extinct due to habitat destruction.

-10

C°

Avena nivalis

Rhexia glutinosa

1000 j

1000

prefer moist, rich soil. prefer moist, rich soil. Native Americans once smoked Native lobelia Americans plant toonce treatsmoked asthma.lobelia plant to treat asthma. Also known as pukeweed, doctors Also known once prescribed as pukeweed, the plant doctors to once prescribed the plant to induce vomiting. induce vomiting.

15 40

1000 j

C°

15 -10

-10

C°

15 40

1000

Lobelia nana m

have historically received little have attention historically from received botanists; little in his attention botanists; in his prefer moist areas. However, many are foundfrom growing 1819 monograph, James Ebenezer 1819 monograph, Bicheno described James Ebenezer the genusBicheno described the genus epiphytically in trees. as "obscure andranks uninviting". as "obscure and uninviting". Pitcairnia as the second most prolific of the bromeliad family

Lobelia nana

C°

Panicum m

-10

15 -10

C°

1000

Chuquiraga

C°

1000 j

-10

C°

-10

C°

1000

(x) + 1000 j

Drought tolerant Drought tolerant Thhough easily escapes cultivation is good Thhough for erosion easily escapes cultivation is good for erosion

Chuquiraga m

(x) + d

Oenothera

Lupinus

C°

15 40

C°

1000

Oenothera a

-10 40

15 40

1000

C°

Baccharis

Pitcairnia a

prefers a site with well-drained prefers soil a site with well-drained soil hardy, but does not react wellhardy, to wind, but salt, doesor notfrost react well to wind, salt, or frost historically used as a poison historically for arrowheads usedby as the a poison nativesforofarrowheads by the natives of Curaçao. Also for fishing! Curaçao. Also for fishing!

1000

15 -10

-10

C°

15 -10

-10

C°

-10

C°

Juncus

not picky about the soil alkaline, not picky neutral about or acidic the soil alkaline, neutral or acidic Moist but well-drained Moist but well-drained

1000

1000 j

Lupinus a

-10

C°

1000

Fastgrowing wine. Banana passion fruit Fastgrowing wine. Banana passion fruit Used for flavoring drinks, ice cream edc. Used for flavoring drinks, ice cream edc.

C°

occurs in different sites, from woodlands occurs to wetlands in different sites, from woodlands to wetlands

Passiflora molissima

o m

Passiflora molissima

-10

C°

Stipa m

Tussilago am

-10

C°

+ d

s a

Tussilago a

ok on all soil types, but must be free draining ok on all soil types, but must be free draining

1000

Stipa m

-10 40

C°

1000 j

alkaline to neutral soil. well drained soil used for kidney stones

1000 j

Eucalyptus caesia am

-10

C°

alkaline to neutral soil. well drained soil used for kidney stones

(x) +

1000 j

-10 40

C°

endangered in nature endangered in nature slow growing, but manymany medicinail slow uses growing, but manymany medicinail uses soils rich in carbon and humus soils rich in carbon and humus

Euphorbia cotinifolia

1000 j

30-80cm

-10

C°

Eucalyptus caesia

Saxifraga quit

30-80cm

1000 d

original to the paramo ecosystems original to the paramo ecosystems endangered due to potato plantings endangered in these duesystems to potato plantings in these systems

15 40

1000

Euphorbia cotinifolia

C°

15 -10

-10

1000 j

1000

Espeletia m

C°

acidic soils

1000 j

15 40

C°

acidic soils

1000 j

15 -10

-10

C°

x + 1000 j

x +

1000

Espeletia

Vaccinium

-10

C°

+ 1000 j

Prefers moist soils, but isnt too picky about Prefers the type moist soils, but isnt too picky about the type

1000 j

-10 40

C°

1000

Stellaria am

-10

C°

Stellaria

-10 40

C°

+ 1000 j

Gentiana am

-10

C°

Gentiana

Passiflora x rosa

o m

1000 j

(x) +

1000 j

s a

Passiflora x rosa a

(x) +

1000 j

thrives best in mixture of sandy loam and peat

cm -10

C°

roots shaded and tops in sun. well-draining soil

-10

C°

Academic

Exhibition The exhibition was held at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design Using Lightbox + Photgraphs

Selected works : 3 of 6

Academic

Selected works : 4 of 6

Transition with nature Cricket Stadium, Cox’s bazar Thesis Project: Bachelor in Architecture Site: Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh Supervisors: Dr. Md. Zakiul Islam, Dr. Khandakar Shabbir Ahmed, Dr. Md. Shahidul Ameen, Patrcik D’Rozario Being a popular tourist destination, the town faces increased pressure of urban activities. The natural beach and resorts are the only recreational facilities. Hence there is a need for public recreational facilities. The proposed complex meets the recreational needs as well as offers a large dynamic and seasonal public park for the locals.

Academic

Plan at 7.2 m Entry and Plaza

Selected works : 4 of 6

Plan Media and VIP level

Plan upper level

The idea of the project was to break the convention of concentric stadium structures that create centrifugal activities within the enclosed structure; by desiging a structure that communicates with the surrounding and proposes an eventful setting. The residual spaces outside the main event space are designed to be public plaza and spaces for ocassional seasonal festivals; while some of the terrain become part of the gallery.

Academic

Korskirkegården

Selected works : 5 of 6

HistoricKorskirkegården, cemetary Bergen Landscape architecture, Akasia On-going, 2019-2022 Korskirkegarden’s landscape plan consists of renovation and conservation of the outdoor areas around Korskirken, Bergen. the proposed plan is approved by the client and Riksantikvaren and is now under process for approval from the kommune. The construction work will begin in fall 2022. The project started with historic research and urban analysis and the proposal is made after discussions with various authorities, including Riksantikvaren, Byarkitekt and Bymiljøetaten.

Professional

Kulturminner

Urban kontekstbyens minnesmerke

Byutviklingsstrategi

Kirkegården og ofientlig rom

Kulturlag

De historiske elementene er den viktigste ressurser i dette prosjektet og hovedideen / intensjonen er å binde dem sammen som en tidsreise ved å skape en ‘kulturmennesti’

Design process Korskirkegården Page from project book, ASC, Akasia

Selected works : 5 of 6

Situation plan Korskirkegården Historic elements, ASC, Akasia

Design strategier er: Bevaring av kirkegården Kirkegårdsplass Kulturminnesti rundt bygget Synliggjøring av minnesmerker og andre historiske elementer Ny hovedinngang med utvidet plass Offentlig rom på ost, sør og vest siden Belysning og universell utforming Urban trær og planter Ny gangvei- tilkobling Professional

Design process Korskirkegården Page from project book, ASC, Akasia

Selected works : 5 of 6

Professional

Korskirkegården, phase 1 Landscape plan, 2022 ASC, Akasia

Selected works : 5 of 6

Section T-T

Section E-E

Professional

Design process/ Idea fase Navnet minnelund, Møllendal gravplass ASC, Akasia

Selected works : 6 of 6

Memorial design Møllendal gravplass, Bergen Landscape architecture, Akasia On-going, under construction, 2019- 2022 Møllendal cemetery covers 135 acres and contains more than 26,000 graves. It was built on the grounds of Øvre Møllendal gård and inaugurated in 1874. The cemetery has been expanded several times in1891, 1909, 1987 and 1907. In 2019, there was an internal design idea competition for memorial with names (navnet minnelund) which concluded in selection of different ideas from different idea projects and a team of 2 landscape architects were chosen to carry out the design of the project. The ongoing plan of the memorial is for 800 names.

Professional

Stor lungegårdsvann

Situation map Møllendal cemetary New bybane passes through underneath

Selected works : 6 of 6

Chapel

Ulriken

Professional

K, 57stk

L, plengress

I, 21stk I, 7stk

J, 28s Lav kl hekk

L205 C, 9stk

C, 9stk

A, 3stk B, 8stk

C, 3stk

H, 32stk

A, 20stk B, 58stk

Eksiste

PLANTELISTE

Planting plan around platform Navnet minnelund, Møllendal

Navn (Norsk navn)

avstand

antall

A B C D E

55 166 83 15 15

Hosta lancifolia (Smalhosta) Acerum europeum (Hasselurt) Bergenia cordifolia 'Rotblum' Geranium 'bloom me away' Nepeta sibirica (Sibirkattemynte)

75cm 20cm 45cm 35m 40cm

F G H I

25 55 64 56

Heuchera micrantha 'Palace purple' Heuchera 'Marmalade' (Alunrot) Dryopteris erythrosora Campula portenschlagiana (Klokke)

40cm 45cm 30-40cm 40-45cm

J K L

76 174 -

Taxus baccata (Barlind)* Molinia caerulea (Prydgress) Plengress 70m2

35cm 40cm

*Lav klippet hekk- Barlind. Bredde 30cm, høyde 30cm fra gangvei, total lengde 28m. 76stk

Selected works : 6 of 6

stk lippet

K, 57stk

I, 7stk

K, 40stk

I, 7stk

F, 12stk

J, 22stk Lav klippet hekk I, 7stk

C, 9stk

G, 22stk

C, 9stk

K, 20stk

C, 3stk

I, 7stk

F, 14stk

D, 15stk og E, 15stk G, 23stk

H, 32stk

C, 3stk

J, 26stk Lav klippet hekk C, 20stk

A, 32stk B, 100stk

erende trær

Oppdragsgiver

Oppdragsnavn

Gravplassmyndigheten i Bergen

Møllendal NML

Tegningsstatus

Planteplan

Arbeidstegning

Dato

05.05.2022

Tegner

ASC

Professional

Prosjektleder

Filnavn

Prosjekt nr.

mølg_ nml_ planteplan.dwg

Akasia

1:200 (A3)

Kontrollert

Høydedatum

NN2000

Johan Berentsensvei 109 5848 Ytre Laksevåg

LARK

Målestokk

Tegningsnr.

L205

FHO

MØLG1905 Rev. nr.

Subterranean networks

Artistic works/ Illustrations

Tropical plants

Artistic works/ Illustrations

Norway 2016

Artistic works/ Landscape Photography

Mexico 2016

Artistic works/ Landscape Photography

LIST OF WORKS, 2010- 2022

ACADEMIC

1. Wet-terrain- a landscape strategy for Bengal delta. Individual diploma project, Masters in Landscape architecture, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Supervisors: Giambattista Zaccariotto, Eric Reid, 2018 2. Urbanising Siera Nevada, Columbia. Studio project in group of 3, Masters in Landscape architecture, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Supervisor: Luis Callejas, Mattias Josefsson, Bin Li, 2016 3. Barrios esponjita- sponge neighbourhoods, Mexico. Studio project in group of 2, Masters in Landscape architecture, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Supervisors: Sabine Muller, Gauthier Durey, 2016 4. Rethinking Oslo Botanical garden. Individual studio project, Masters in Landscape architecture, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Supervisors: Jeppe Anderson, Kathrine Strøm, 2015 5. International Cricket Stadium, Cox’s bazar, Bangladesh. Individual diploma project, Bachelor in Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology. Supervisors: Dr. Md. Zakiul Islam, Dr. Khandakar Shabbir Ahmed, Dr. Md. Shahidul Ameen, Patrick D’ Rozario, 2010

PROFESSIONAL

6. Landscape planning for Korskirkegården in historic Bergen sentrum. Site analysis, historical research, documentation, planning, design and drawing for the rehabilitation of the historic cemetary and outdoor area of Korskirken. Responsible for landscape planning, meetings and presentations with clients and other public authorities, in cooperation with an architect and project manager, Akasia kirke og gravplass AS as well as collaboration with bymiljøetaten. Application for the design of first phase has been approved by Riksantikvaren. 7. Landscape planning for entrance and cemetary, Nygård kirkegård, Bergen. Responsible for site analysis, planning, design and detail drawings for the renovation of the entrance, part of the cemetary, and operational functions of Nygård cemetary in cooperation with a senior landscape architect, Akasia kirke og gravplass AS, Bergen. On-going project since 2019. Project completion is scheduled summer 2022. 8. Memorial (Navnet minnelund) design for Møllendal gravplass, Bergen. Responsible for site analysis, planning, design and drawing of the new memorial area at Møllendal cemetary, in cooperation with a senior landscape architect Akasia kirke og gravplass AS, Bergen. Project completion is scheduled summer 2022. 9. Play area for Åsane kirke, Bergen. Responsible for planning and drawing a play area for Åsane church in cooperation with a senior interior architect, Akasia kirke og gravplass AS, Bergen. On-going project since 2020. 10. Play area for Laksevåg barnehage, Bergen. Responsible for planning and drawing extension of a play area for Laksevåg kindergarten in

cooperation with an architect, Akasia kirke og gravplass AS, Bergen. Project completed, 2019. 11. Interior and facade renovation design of an existing multi-storied building, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Responsible for conceptual design development, detail drawings and presentations with principal architect, FORM.3 architects. Project completed, 2015. 12. Remodeling and Interior Design of a 7-storied residential building at Mahakhali DOHS, Dhaka. Responsibilities include: Preparing plans, conceptual 3D rendering, project management with principal architect, FORM.3 architects. Project completed 2014. 13. Entrance detailing: Preparing detail drawings and construction drawings of the ground floor entrance and parking, reception and lobby area of a residential project. Design of the front planter box, main gate and lighting design, with principal architect, Volumezero limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Project completed 2013.

COMPETITION

14. Selected in design team for a Navnet minnelund after an internal idea competition, Akasia kirke og gravplass AS, 2019-2022. Project is scheduled to be completed by summer 2022. 15. National design competition for a multi-storied mixed-use building. Responsibilities included drawings and presentation work as part of FORM.3 architects, 2014. Finalist in research category, Next Landmark contest, AMI National Design Competition, 2014.

RESEARCH

16. Research by mapping, studio group research, A motorway named Rio. Participated in mapping, toolbox design, workshop, presentations, pilot project design, publication of studio work and exhibition. Supervisor: Professor Sabine Muller, Gauthier Durey, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, 2016. 17. North- South visual atlas vol-1, studio group research, Behind the the hill, Into the wild. Participated in theme-based visual atlas research which contributed to the publication. Supervisors: Professor Luis Callejas, Mattias Josefsson, Bin Li, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, 2016. 18. Unpublished research : Classification and geography of flowers, research on flowers extracted from Alexandar Humboldt’s drawing, for the studio Behind the hill, Into the wild, Supervisor: Professor Luis Callejas, Mattias Josefsson, Bin Li, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, 2016. 19. Prediploma research: Shifting landscapes of Bengal delta, south coast of Bangladesh, Supervisor: Professor Sabine Muller, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, 2017.

ARTISTIC

20. Plant illustrations by water color, pen and photoshop.

PUBLICATIONS

2022, Wet terrain, Chapter in Book: Next 50, Published in Bangladesh 2017 Autumn, AHO digital publication, Master thesis project : ‘Wet(ter)’ Landscape strategy in the coastal Bengal Delta, Supervisors: Giambattista Zaccariotto, Eric Reid, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design 2017, AHO WORKS STUDIES, 2016-17, Landscape architecture studies, Studio projects, ‘Behind the Hill/ Into the Wild’ studio, Supervisor: Professor Luis Callejas, Mattias Josefsson, Bin Li, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, p.120 2016 Autumn, North- South visual atlas vol-1, studio research publication, Behind the the hill, Into the wild, Supervisor: Professor Luis Callejas, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design 2016 Autumn, Barrio esponjita- a sponge neighbourhood, ‘A motorway named RIO’, studio research and project publication, Supervisor: Professor Sabine Muller, Gauthier Durey, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design 2016, AHO WORKS STUDIES, 2015-16, Landscape architecture studies, Studio projects, ‘A motorway named RIO’, Supervisors: Professor Sabine Muller, Gauthier Durey, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, p.120. 2016 June, Featured project ‘The Earth Experience’ in Park and Anlegg Landscape magazine, Oslo, Studio supervisors: Jeppe Anderson, Kathrine Strøm

AWARDS

2016, AHO Student award for urban design and planning with the studio ‘A Motorway named Rio’, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design 2014, Finalist in research category, Next Landmark contest, AMI National Design Competition, with Form.3 architects 2008, Selected research for seminar presentation on ‘Urban Evolution of Kamrangir Char’, BUET 2004-2009, Student grant for Architecture studies, BUET

WORKSHOPS

2018, Participated in installation of exhibition for Nikel materiality by Tatjana Gorbachewskaja & Katya Larina, Dark ecology 2, SALT, Oslo 2016, Participated in two-week design workshop in UASLP, Mexico, with studio at AHO 2014, Hands on workshop for emergency earth-bag shelter, HBRI + Cal Earth UK, Dhaka

LINKS

MASTER THESIS SUMMARY https://aho.no/en/project/wetter-landscape-strategy-coastalisland-bengal-delta-0

ARTISTIC WORK https://journalofplants.blogspot.com/2020/11/illustrations.html

AHO WORKS STUDIES 2016-2017 https://aho.no/no/omaho/aho-publikasjoner

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