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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
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VIABLE WORKSPACE METAMORPHOSIS OF TEJGAON BUSINESS DISTRICT
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X (Level 5/ Term 2) 2016-2017 Dr. Khandaker Shabbir Ahmed Tahajibul Hossain Urban Development Tejgaon Industrial Area, Dhaka, Bangladesh 2023428 sqm 11847820 sqm (Aprox.)
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CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT GOVT-COMMERCIAL MIXED USE ZONE RESIDENTIAL- COMMERCIAL MIXED USE ZONE SERVICE & OFFICE ZONE INDUSTRIAL ZONE RESIDENTIAL ZONE INSTITUTIONAL ZONE RECREATIONAL ZONE MULTIMODAL TERMINAL BRT STATION MRT STATION WATERBUS STATION RAIL STATION
In 2015 the government took a decision of transforming Tejgaon Industrial Area into a “business-cum-residential district” by the year 2050. In the year 2050, what would be the identity of this city? As a capital of a country that has ranked “the second fastest growing major economy” in 2016 by the IMF, can we dream that our city can be the next economic powerhouse of South-East Asia? As a response to that decision this project tries to explore the idea of how an existing industrial area can morph into a business district while serving as a sustainable urban development example for the growing megacity.
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AMENITIES
TEJGAON PROPOSED LANDUSE EDUCA TIONAL INSTITUTIONS 5.5 ACRE INDUSTRIAL ZONE COMMUNITY FACILITIES 1% 5.5 ACRE 60 ACRE 1% 11%
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ZONING PLAN CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT GOVT - COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL MIXED USE ZONE SERVICE & OFFICE ZONE INDUSTRIAL ZONE RESIDENTIAL ZONE INSTITUTIONAL ZONE RECREATIONAL ZONE MULTIMODAL HUB
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ENERGY EFFICIENT COMMERCIAL HIGH-RISE ACHIEVING 50-50 ENERGY EFFICIENCY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Studio Year Teachers
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VI (Level 3/ Term 2) 2014 Dr. Zebun Nasreen Ahmed Dr. Khandaker Shabbir Ahmed Dr. S. M. Nazmul Imam Tasneem Tariq Business, Marcantile Office Space, Shopping Mall, Multipurpose/ Seminar Hall, Exhibition Space, Movie Theater & Food Court Hatirjheel - Gulshan Link Road, Dhaka, Bangladesh. BF+GF + 55F 7459.12 sqm 58985.82 sqm
SITE HATIRJHEEL LINK ROAD HATIRJHEEL- GULSHAN LINK ROAD BIR UTTAM MIR SHAWKAT ROAD
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A high-rise building that is not only a functioning commercial hub but also an icon of sustainability through the use of supplementary space utilization, innovative energy consumption, rain water harvesting and community engagement. Such a high-rise inspires a social change for sustainable design approach in every aspect of the society. The site is by the side of Hatirjheel Lake which is one of the newly developed and highly sought after areas of Dhaka with a great view of the city all around. The design approach was to engage open terraces with the building mass so that they create the opportunity for the user to get in touch with nature. Being detached from the ground plane causes fatigue in work environment in high-rise buildings. The opportunity of getting in touch with the nature while taking a break increases productivity. The terraces also create shaded spaces which accumulate cool air which can be diverted into the building’s natural cooling system. Double glazed glass facades are devised with wind modifier which work as the inlet for the natural cooling system. These wind modifiers also double as wind turbine generating electricity. Gutters in the terraces work as a rain water harvesting system from which water is later used for irrigation and toilet flashes. Overall sustainable solutions are adapted as much as possible throughout every stage of design.
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36th FLOOR OFFICE SPACE
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HEXAGONAL MASS LESS WIND PRESSURE
CURTAIN CREEPER (Tarlmounia elliptica)
RECTANGULAR MASS MORE WIND PRESSURE
DOUBLE LAYER TEMPERED GLASS SKIN WITH AIR POCKET IN THE MIDDLE LESS HEAT GAIN
BREATHING GLASS SKIN
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MOVIE THEATER
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EXPLODED EDGES LESS WIND VORTEX CHANNELING AIR BETWEEN THE GLASS LAYERS
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CIRCULATION OF INDOOR AIR - NATURALLY VENTILATED WORKSPACE
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STUDENT CENTER, BUET CREATIVE FUSION - A SPACE THAT INSPIRES CREATIVITY
Studio Year Teachers
VI (Level 3/ Term 2) 2014 Dr. Zebun Nasreen Ahmed Dr. Khandaker Shabbir Ahmed Dr. S. M. Nazmul Imam Tasneem Tariq Assembly, Business, Marcantile Multipurpose Hall, Student union office, Cafe, Shops, Amphetheater, Badminton court EUCSU office bilding along with Ahsanulla Hall & Nazrul Islam Hall Canteen, BUET campus, Dhaka, Bangladesh GF + 1F 10683.15 sqm 3444.79 sqm
Occupency Type Program Location Building scale Site area Built area
SITE AHSANULLAH HALL SHAHID SMRITI HALL NAZRUL ISLAM HALL TEACHERS’ QUARTER EMPLYEE QUARTER BUET CENTRAL MOSQUE BUET CENTRAL ROAD
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A center for all students to come together- to play, create and grow in unison. The site is located in the middle of three student dormitories, historically used as a dining and gathering space for the entire residential area of the university. The program was to rethink the usage of the site in keeping with the functionalities currently offered by the canteens and student union offices of the area. The design goal was to celebrate the connectivity of students living in the dormitories without disturbing the existing pedestrian layout among buildings, and incorporating other functions around it. Consequently, the amphitheater in the designed site lies at the central zone, which was obtained by tracing existing pathways. Other functions like the multipurpose hall and the exhibition space hold the southern block facing the grandeur of the central court. The café, souvenir shops and other utility functions are zoned in the north-west front side to ensure ease of access. The student union building and badminton courts are arranged in pockets created by surrounding buildings to supplement the central space. In addition to being the eye of all connection, this central space is devised to house various cultural and national festivals like the Pohela Boishakh (bengali new year), National Victory Day and celebratory concerts arranged by the students. Overall, the space is designed to inspire social connectivity among students which in turn will create a convivial atmosphere for the nation’s youth to enjoy. 22
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A UNIVERSITY - COMMUNITY LIBRARY A PLACE FOR ENLIGHTMENT
Studio Year Teachers
Occupency Type Program Location Building scale Site area Built area
V (Level 3/ Term 1) 2014 Dr. Md. Ashikur Rahman Joarder Md. Ruhul Amin Samina Majumder Tuli Samia Sharmin Riham Educational Library Imaginary GF + 2F 42446.76 sqm 2234.36 sqm
A library should be such a place which will invite people towards the aspiration for knowledge. A university library which is open to its community could be the hub of learning, the essence of knowledge for the whole locality. So the concept for this project is to recognize this library to people easily. The formal expression is a mimic of a “pile of books”. A central glass core will hold the stack of books which will give the first impression of entering a place full of books. Reading spaces and other functions will be arranged around the stack.
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Md Mahmudul Islam mahmudulislam1006@gmail.com
