PORTFOLIO GRADUATE PROJECTS
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mahmudulislam1006@gmail.com Mahmudul (+4917643267516) Md Mahmudul Islam (live: aburazib_1) Zieblandstraße 45, 80798 Munich, Germany West Kafrul 186/D, 1207 Dhaka, Bangladesh https://issuu.com/mdmi1006 +4917643267516
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CATION AND TRAINING October, 2019 - June, 2021 Master of Architecture
ebruary, 2011 - February, 2017 Bachelor of Architecture September, 2008 - July, 2010 Higher School Certificate
January, 1998 - July, 2008 Secondary School Certificate
Dessau International Architecture Hochschule Anlalt Dessau, Germany Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology Dhaka, Bangladesh Dhaka City College Dhaka, Bangladesh Dhanmondi Govt. Boys’ High School Dhaka, Bangladesh
WORK EXPERIENCE
December, 2017 - August 2019 Associate Archiect
In Quest Design Studio, Dhaka, Bangladesh Supervisor - Selim Altaf Biplob, Architect & Senior Partner
April, 2017 - November, 2017 Assistant Architect
Synthesis Architects, Dhaka, Bangladesh Supervisor - Patrick D’ Rozario, Architect & Partner
January, 2016 - March, 2016 Internship
Synthesis Architects, Dhaka, Bangladesh Supervisor - Selim Altaf Biplob, Architect & Partner
September, 2014 - April, 2015 Designer
Doodle Architects, Dhaka, Bangladesh Supervisor - Dhrubo Awal, Architect
PROJECTS Academic Projects (Masters)
Art - Play - Culture: Playscaping Berlinische Galerie at Alte Jakobstraße 124-128, 10969 Berlin Free Press House Berlin at Lindenstraße 38, Berlin Rooms of Rome - A drawing study of the Grand Salon of Palazzo Berberini, Rome Dystopian Utopia - Community farming against subjugation at Ramallah, West Bank, Palestine Alternative - Interior study of Adolf Loose’s 12 Klatrovska Apartment Rome 1 to 1 - A drawing study of Cimitero Del Verano and Arco Di Constantino
Academic Projects (Bachelor)
Viable Workspace: Metamorphosis of Tejgaon Business District at Tejgaon, Dhaka, Bangladesh 5 Star Resort at Mymenshing, Bangladesh 15 storied Commercial Building at Banani, Dhaka, Bangladesh Housing for Low-income People at Jilmil Residential Area, Dhaka - Mawa Highway, Keraniganj, Bangladesh Community Clinic for Low-income People at Pallabi, Dhaka, Bangladesh Revitalization of Old Dhaka Energy Efficient High-Rise (achieving 50-50 energy efficiency through sustainable design) at Hatirjheel - Gulshan Link Road, Dhaka Bangladesh Student Center BUET at BUET campus, Dhaka, Bangladesh A Cultural Complex (Auditorium, Exhibition space etc.) at an imaginary site A University Community Library at an imaginary site Bank at Road - 07, Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh Sculpture Gallery at Road - 27, Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh Residence for A Single Family at Old Elephant Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Professional Projects
City Center (10 storied mixed use building) at Dilalpur, Pabna Sadar, Pabna, Bangladesh. Pabna New Market (5 storied commercial building) at Dilalpur, Pabna Sadar, Pabna, Bangladesh. K. Ahmed Tower (10 storied residential bilding)) at Kofiluddinpara, Dilalpur, Pabna, Bangladesh. Sky Courtyard (10 storied residential building) at Plot - 09, Road - 68A, Gulshan - 2, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Dancing Terrace (10 storied residential building) at Cha 35, North Badda, Badda Link Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh Manama Hamid Heights (10 storied residential building) at Plot - 408, Road - 01, Block - C, Bashundhara, Dhaka, Bangladesh Jitu Apartments (10 storied residential building) at Plot - 38, Road - 25, Gulshan - 1, Dhaka, Bangladesh Jubilee Apartments (10 storied residential building) at Jubilee Tank Road, Shibrampur, Pabna, Bangladesh Country House (2 storied privet residence) at Badarpur, Ramganj, Lakshmipur, Bangladesh M & M Residence (4 storied) at Bashundhara R/A (Plot: 349, Road: 07, Block: L, Dhaka, Bangladesh) Manama Tower (15 storied commercial building) at House - 01 (New), Road - 13 (New), Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Hamid Heights (10 storied residential building) at Plot - 408, Road - 04, Block - C, Bashundhara, Dhaka, Bangladesh Paramount Textile Industries at Gillarchala, Sreepur, Gazipur, Bangladesh Bank Asia Shukrabad Branch (10 storied commercial building) at 1 Shukrabad, Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Hamid Tower (14 storied mixed used building) at 97/B Malibagh, Dhaka, Bangladesh Health Complex One (open architectural design competition) at Diabari, Uttara, Dhaka, Bangladesh
ART - PLAY - CULTURE PLAYSCAPING BERLINISCHE GALERIE
Studio Year Teachers
Master Thesis 2020-2021 Prof. Roger Bundschuh Prof. Peter Ruge Museum Exhibition Space, Depot, Multipurpose Hall, Restoration & Research, Community Outreach Program, Cafe, Shop
Occupency Type Program Location Building scale Site area Built area
Alte Jakobstraße 124-128, Berlin, Germany. 2 BF+GF + 4F 9366 sqm 22355 sqm
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1 BERLINISHE GALERIE 2 WALDORF-KINDERGARTEN KEURZBERG 3 JERUSALEMSKIRCHE
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Site at Alte-Jakobstraße
Multiple playgrounds around the site
Connecting all playgrounds through the site
From its history as a capital of the old Prussian empire to its history of turmoil and separation in the 20th century and its subsequent re-emergence as the forefront of the liberal democratic world, Berlin has the full spectrum of diversified history. As its re-emergence, it also attracted people from different cultures in this city. Which has over the years created a distinct Barlin culture of multi-diversity. As we have seen from countless other examples from all around the world that with the increase of multi-diversity comes racial tension, xenophobia, and extremism. Art and the artist represent the contemporary situation of a society and its ideals. And as Berlinische Galarie collects, stores, and exhibits all the art from Berlin it also has a unique responsibility to promote this idea of liberal cohabitation.
How can we promote this idea of equality, tolerance, and liberal cohabitation? We can teach our children from a very early age about diversity. An opportunity to bring children from the community to the museum to teach about the history and art, we can obviously do that in a regular exhibition space. But it would be a much more integrated approach would be the museum itself could be a playground for the children when they can come and play and also learn about history and art along the way. Our site for Berlinische Galarie obviously uniquely located within a community. There are multiple playgrounds all around the site. We can link and combine these playgrounds through the site and create more integration. And then we can arrange the functions of the museum around this playground.
Creating a common playground centered in the site
Placing the museum functions around the playground
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SECTION AA
FREE PRESS HOUSE BERLIN
Studio Year Teachers
Summer Semester 2020 Prof. Johannes Kister
Occupency Type Program
Business, Marcantile Newsroom, Seminar room, Multipurpose Hall, Exhibition Space, Apartments for journalists, Restaurant, Cafe, Super shop
Location Building scale Site area Built area
Lindenstraße 38, Berlin, Germany. BF+GF + 2F 4405 sqm 6883 sqm
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CREATING PUBLIC ACCESS BY LIFTING THE THREE MAIN FUNCTIONS
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NEWSROOM
OFFICE, MEETING ROOM, SEMINAR & MULTI-PURPOSE SPACE TWIST OF THE PLANES TO ACCOMODATE A LARGER PUBLIC SPACE ON THE GROUND FLOOR CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION SPACE SUPER SHOP
CAFE & BAR RESTAURANT A VOID THROUGH THE NEWSROOM ABOVE
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DYSTOPIAN UTOPIA COMMUNITY FARMING AGAINST SUBJUGATION
Studio Year Teachers
Winter Semester 2019-2020 Prof. Natasha Aruri
Occupency Type Program
Community development, Farming, Urban revitalization Farmlands, Community market, Community center, Food storage and processing, Bike track, Funicular connection
Location Site area
Wadi Al-Dilb, Ramallah, Palestine. 7.6 sqkm
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2030 2033 2038 2040
2048 2050 2054
Mass protest against Israeli occupation. Crushing defeat of Palestenians. Israeli confiscation of the whole west bank except 8 palestinian cities. Palestininas put up wall around their existing territory. Emergence of Palestinian nation “Democratic Republic of Palestine” International recognition of DRP as a free state.
Begining of a new farming revolution to acheive food security. Establishment of several community farming initiative. Collaboration between farmers and politicians. Emergence of “Democratic Socialism” Formation of “People’s Assembly” who holds the absolute governance of the city state.
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2070
Ramallah becomes an utopia of self-sufficient capital of walled nation of Palestine, growing and managing it’s own resources through true governance of its own communities.
TIMELINE
JUSTICE JUDGES
GOVERNOR FARMERS DOCTORS DISTRIBUTORS
ADMINSTRATION
PEOPLE’S ASSEMBLY TEACHERS
TECHNICALS
PUBLIC OFFICIALS MAYOR
ENGINEERS BIOLOGIST
ARTISTS
LAW LAW MAKERS
Ramallah in 2070. Palestine has become an island country. Fractured in different parts. Encircled by Israeli protective walls and segregated and disconnected by Israeli roads and settlements. In 2033, an uprising in eastern Jerusalem which resonated throughout the whole Palestinian region resulted in a crushing defeat of Palestinians and confiscation of the whole west bank except 8 Palestinian cities - Ramallah, Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarm, Qalqilya, Jericho, Bethlehem, and Hebron. The Palestine Authority as a decoy of Israeli control was still able to hold on to power till 2038, but again a revolution threw that authority out of power. People formed a new democratic government that declared independence and formed the state “Democratic Republic of Palestine”. DRP built walls around all-around their cities to stop Israeli control over their remaining land. The 8 walled cities are only connected by a few barbed wired roads that are regulated by the Israeli military and only open for a few hours a day. A country, a collection of walled cities, functionally disconnected from each other and the rest of the world was internationally recognized in 2040. As a result of the Israeli scheme of oppression against the Palestinians seeking independence, the international community backed up from any kind of support or economic activity with the new Palestine State. Being cut-off from the outside resources, Ramallahans realized if they had to survive with their limited resources they have to grow their own food to ensure food security. In 2048, a farming revolution began. Several small scale farms started in Wadi areas. In 2053, A collaboration between farmers and politicians happened which resulted in the formation of the “People’s Assembly”. This assembly was consist of representatives from farmers, doctors, teachers, technicians, politicians, and other professional communities and worked in conjunction with the justice, administration and law department of the government. Thus an idea of “Democratic Socialism” emerged where people elect representatives from their communities and govern themselves. Eventually, Ramallah’s wadis were declared as a special farming zone by the People’s Assembly. A buffer zone was created between housing areas and farmlands to stop encroachment. The whole economy transformed into a farming-based economy. To maximize the growth of the economy, a reinvestment policy was taken where a certain percentage of the revenue from farming has to be reinvested in water and energy infrastructure development. Which directly led to further development and increased productivity of the farmlands.
POWER DYNAMICS
GROWING CROPS & LIVESTOCK
REVENUE GENERATION
PRODUCING FOOD PRODUCTS
WATER
ENERGY
FARMS
FOOD & PRODUCT DELIVERY LOCAL & REGIONAL SHOPS
FARMING BASED ECONOMY
REVENUE
REINVESTMENT POLICY
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BUFFER ZONE
THE WALL BUFFER ZONE PARKS, COMMUNITY GATHERING, RECREATIONAL AREA PLAYGROUND BICYCLE LANE & PEDISTRIAN WALKWAY
AMENITIES
THE WALL SOUQ MARKET FOOD PROCESSING & STORAGE COMMUNITY CENTER, GYM, LIBRARY, WORKSHOP FUNICULAR LOADING ZONE & STATIONS
WATER
THE WALL IRRIGATION CHANNEL UNDERGROUND WATER CISTERN UNDERGROUND WATER OVERFLOW PIPE RUN-OFF RAIN WATER RETENTION DAM TEMPORARY WATER RETENTION AREA WARKA TOWER (FOG COLLECTOR)
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FARMING BETWEEN BUILDINGS
DETAIL OF A TYPICAL COMMUNITY BLOCK
ROOFTOP GARDEN & WIND TURBINE
VERTICAL FARMING IN LOWER STORIES
FUNICULAR STATION
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SOUQ MARKET
BIKE TRACK
COMMUNITY CENTER
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COMMUNITY CENTER, GYM, LIBRARY, WORKSHOP
BIKE TRACK
BIKE TRACK
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FOOD PROCESSING & STORAGE
FUNICULAR STATION
FOOD PROCESSING STORAGE
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ATUTH NEER A RESILIENT MODULAR DESIGN SOLUTION FOR DISASTER PRONE AREAS AROUND THE SUNDARBANS
Submission Year Team Members
International Competition 2020 Md Mahmudul Islam Subhodeep Maji
Occupency Type Program
Rural housing Farm house, Prototype housing
Location Site area Built area
Gosaba, West Bengal, India. 1000 sqm (single plot) 120 sqm
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SUNDARBAN NATIONAL PARK
Bamboo protection wall with teracotta block dam
Cattle Shed
Pond
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Dividing the tota smaller m
Toilet Back Courtyard
Septic Tank
Toilet
Shower
Water Reservoir
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Front Courtyard with Kitchen Garde Varanda
Kitchen
Living Bamboo protection wall with teracotta block dam Entry
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Foyer
Dining
SOS Food Bunker
Bedroom
Entry
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Addition
Distribution of the modular units according to the functional need.
Reinforcement of the modular unit. Creating tiger protected boundary.
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Granery
Guest Bedroom
Kid’s Bedroom & Study
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Roof panel
155 sqm
50,000 INR
Pre-disaster condition
Floor panel
210 sqm
80,000 INR or, 60,000 INR
Wall panel
210 sqm
30,000 INR or,
During Cyclone & Tsu-nami
20,000 INR
The main building block floats. Emergency food storage and raised floor level provides food and shelter.
or, 35,000 INR
2,000 INR
5,000 INR
137,000 INR - 172,000 INR
Bamboo fence
Post-disaster condition
The destroyed panels are replaced within a couple of days. The floating structure provides dry shelter during flooded period.
Bamboo bridge
100x100 Steel sqare bar from modular frame U-channel
100x100 Steel sqare bar
Modular joint Wall panel
65 m
Modular steel truss
32,500 INR
218 m
Modular steel frame
109,000 INR
1 pcs
SOS Food storage
3,000 INR
138 m
Modular steel base
69,000 INR
30 pcs
Floater
6,000 INR
15 pcs
Vertical concrete actuator
2,000 INR
21 pcs
Foundation
3,000 INR
361,500 INR - 396,500 INR
224,500 INR
+ 60,000 INR
Bamboo panel
Septic tank 421,500 INR - 456,500 INR TOTAL APPROX. COST
Water tank
Teracotta dam
Section BB
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