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The success of our existence relies upon how we dwell, an axiom that is the foundation and drive of my current and future work. With diverse educational experiences and a developed global perspective I strive as an architect to answer the needs of the built environment through necessity and resourcefulness. My culture and tradition taught me to design according to human need and comfort otherwise an excellent piece of work may not serve its purpose. So in my whole time of educational journey I tried my best to create spaces those are more user friendly and functional, those imprints human need and comfort. My focus is on contextual design where parameters are directly influenced by surrounding cultural, environmental, and built factors. I believe that a good design can heal, can change the user group’s perspective if it truly serve its purpose. So I intend to get involved with an organization where I could flourish my educational acquaintance and skills to strengthen my future professional career at a time serve the organization to accomplish their aims and goals perfectly as well as serving the nation.
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCES
2016 I B.Arch KHULNA UNIVERSITY, KHULNA
2018-PRESENT I SYSTEM architects
2009 I HSC VIQARUNNISA NOON SCHOOL AND COLLEGE, DHAKA
PRODUCING GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF PROJECT DRAWINGS, PREPARING PRESENTATION FOR CLIENTS & PREDESIGN PROPOSAL FOR INITIAL PHASE, BROCHURE DESIGN
2007 I SSC VIQARUNNISA NOON SCHOOL AND COLLEGE, DHAKA
WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS 2016 I IAB ARCHJAM 2016 JAMBOUREE FOR ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS FROM ARCHITECTURE SCHOOLS OF THE COUNTRY, ARRANGED BY IAB 2015 I ENGAGE DHAKA 2015 AN INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE CONFERENCE ARRANGED BY BENGAL FOUNDATION 2014 I SEMINAR ON DISASTER, CONTINGENCY & DEVELOPMENT: FIRST SAFE AND RESILIENT CITY IN BANGLADESH AN SEMINAR WITH DR. KHURSHID ZABIN HOSSAIN TOUFIQUE ARRANGE BY ARCHITECTURE DESIPLINE KHULNA UNIVERSITY 2012 I MODEL MAKING WORKSHOP A SEMINAR ON EFFICIENT, SYSTEMATIC AND AESTHETIC TECHNIQUE OF MODEL MAKING WROKSHOP FOR THE STUDENTS OF ARCHKU ARRANGED BY KHULNA UNIVERSITY
VISUAL REPRESENTATION
DESIGN AND DRAWING DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING IDEA PROJECTS, PREPARING PROJECT DRAWINGS [DETAIL DRAWING, CLIENT AND AUTHORITY APPROVAL DRAWING] PREPARING MODE BOARD AND DETAIL DRAWINGS FOR INTERIOR DESIGN COORDINATION [RESEARCH & PUBLICATION] RESEARCH BACKGROUND OF IDEA PROJECTS , PREPARING WRITING AND GRAPHICS FOR PROJECT BOOKS, CO ORDINATING PUBLICATION WORKS CO ORDINATING AND PARTICIPATING IN SUBMISSION OF COMPETETION PROJECTS AND AWARDS, FORMAL COMMUNICATION WITH CLIENTS, PREPARING MEETING MINUTES
2017-2018 I MRA & ASSOSIATES PROJECT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENTPROJECT IDEA AND MASSING DEVELOPMENT, CLIENT APPROVAL DRAWING, PREPARING AUTHORITY APPROVAL, PRODUCING 3D RENDERED VIEWS
SKILLS
AREA OF INTEREST
DRAWING TOOLS AUTOCAD SKETCH UP ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH
ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH DETAIL ACTIVITY SECTIONS BUILDING EXTERIORS
GRAPHIC/EDITING TOOLS PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR MS WORD MS POWERPOINT MS EXCEL
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE EXPLORING BUILDING MATERIALS SUSTAINABLE DESIGN APPROACH FOR ENERGY CONSUMPTION
ARCHITECTURE
ILLUSTRATION GRAPHIC DESIGN
RENDER TOOLS LUMION PRO V RAY
EFFICIENCY
PERSONAL EFFICIENCY TEAM WORK IN GROUP WITH EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT SKILL GREAT COMMUNICATION SKILL EASY ADAPTION TO DIFFERANT WORKING ENVIRONMENT
RESUME
LANGUAGE EFFICIENCY WELL CONSERVANT IN BANGLA AND ENGLISH
PROFESSIONAL WORKS
STUDIO X STUDIO IX STUDIO VIII STUDIO VII STUDIO VI STUDIO V STUDIO IV LANDSCAPE DESIGN STUDIO
JOURNEY WITH SYSTEM architects
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JOURNEY WITH MRA & ASSOSIATES
03
RETHINKING BUILT ENVIRONMENT AS A HEALING SYSTEM: therapeutic design approach for cancer patients
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DESIGN OF A TOURIST HOTEL joy bangla circle, khulna
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RECONSTRUCTING ASHRAYAN formal public housing:narikeltola ashrayan project,mongla
06
BEYOND GROUND ZERO daakbangla morh, khulna
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DESIGN OF A HIGHRISE BUILDING jahangir gate, dhaka
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DWELLING FOR INSPIRATION, duplex for single family
10
DESIGN OF MEDICAL CENTER for khulna university campus
11
LANDSCAPING OF CAMPUS AREA lake area, khulna university
CONTENT
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P R O F E S S I O N A L
W O R K S
JOURNEY WITH SYSTEM archirects
YOUTH CENTER
AN IDEA PROJECT
A CREATIVE HUB FOR YOUNG GENERATION JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS RENDER PRESENTATION
FOOD COMMUNITY AN IDEA PROJECT
A PROJECT FOR CONSUMER AND COMMUNITY JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS RENDER PRESENTATION
FICTION PARK AN IDEA PROJECT
A PROJECT FOR COMMUNITY TO ENGAGE WITH LITERATURE JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS RENDER PRESENTATION
OFFICE BUILDING A PROPOSED PROJECT JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS CLIENT APPROVAL DRAWING TENDER DRAWING
RU STUDENT HALL
A PROPOSED PROJECT
JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS PROPOSAL BOOK
FIRE STATION
A PROJECT FOR GENESIS FASION, EPPYLLION GROUP
JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS RENDER CLIENT APPROVAL DRAWING COMMUNATION
MASTER PLAN RENDER
PROJECT BOOK
JOB RESPONSIBILITY RENDERED DRAWINGS BOOK DESIGN
PROJECT BOOK
JOB RESPONSIBILITY RENDERED DRAWINGS BOOK DESIGN CLIENT APPROVAL DRAWING
JOURNEY WITH MRA ASSOSIATES
RESTAURANT FOR SCHOOL AT RANGAMATI
JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS RENDER CLIENT APPROVAL DRAWING
MOSQUE AT RAJSHAHI JOB RESPONSIBILITY DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 3D VIEWS RENDER CLIENT APPROVAL DRAWING
S T U D I O
W O R K S
STUDIO X
Health facility buildings are more complex because of various types of indoor facilities and multi-level of user groups. So it is evident that health facility should be designed in a way that can fully support a patient to both his/her physical and psychological state. Bangladesh has now been advanced in health facility design but still there are some problems yet. In our country, when designing a hospital, there are no considerations for patient’s psychological supports to make them more stress free. Commercialization results in buildings with no set back space and open space considering the need of isolation from busy roads. Inappropriate site selection and introvert built environment are encouraging buildings that are more energy consuming. New age hospitals are using artificial lights with rich interior which is passively causing increase in medical cost. Inadequate lifts and ramps, unplanned waste disposal making situation more vulnerable. These situations having a negative impact on patient, their family and staffs. On that note we can consider the situation of cancer patients as they need both physical and psychological support more than other patients but this need is totally ignored in our country. It is high time to design health care centers in more humanize way that gives patients psychological relief. This type of practice is known as healing environment. It declares that architecture can have a positive effect on the healing and health care outcomes of its users. Healing environment ensures care, not cure, which implies an environment that provides a sense of strength and acceptance to the patients those are psychologically and physically in vulnerable situation. So we can say that a health care building especially for cancer patients should be that the building itself could act as a healing system.
RETHINKING BUILT ENVIRONMENT AS A HEALING SYSTEM: therapeutic design approach for cancer patients
service <10
8.9
10 to 19
11.3
7% 2%
20 to 29
9%
bussiness
13%
agriculture
14%
30 to 39
12.1
27.5
40 to 49
day labourer housewife
32%
50 to 59
18% 5%
COLLABORATION DECENTRALISATION
NATURE INTERVENTION HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT
VENTILATION
NAURAL LIGHT
industry
STUFF EFFECTIVENESS
retired
>60
student
AGE GROUP
OCCUPATION PERCENTAGE
INADEQUATE OPEN SPACES AS SETBACK INADEQUATE PARKING AREA FOCING USE OF FOOTPATH AND ROADS RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS ARE BEING USED AS HOSPITAL AND EXCESSIVE USE OF CURTAIN GLASS
PATIENT STRESS
EXCESSIVE USE OF ARTIFICIAL LIGHTS, RICH INTERIOR RESULTING HIGH ENERGY CONSUMED BUILDINGS
IMPACT
INADEQUATE LIFTS AND NO CONSIDERATION FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PEOPLE
VISITOR DISATISFACTION
MORE INTROVERT BUILDINGS CUTTING OUT USERS WITH OUTSIDE
CONFINED DOUBLE LOADED CORRIDORS TRAPPING NOISE
DISTANT NURSE STATIONS RESULTING STAFF IN WORKSTRESS
STAFF EFFICIENCY
RELAXATION WALKABILITY INTERACTION
News print mill entry
Commercial activity
Present condition SITE CONDITION
STRENGTH OF THE SITE
Abandoned for last 15 years No others plan has been taken by govt or BCSCI Unusable condition of the prevailing buildings Crime generating spaces
Close to city center Surrounded natural resources Distant form bust city center Adaptive reuse of government land Close to walk able street
unwilling and stressed
PATIENT COMFORT
1. To identify and analyze the factors of proper healing system for patient comfort 2. To develop a supportive framework in built environment that provide patient’s comfort and efficient staff output 3. To substantiate the framework for efficient healing environment through therapeutic design approach
STRESS MANAGEMENT walkways
Patient Clinical zone zone
Easy way finding
Hygine zone Family zone
access to nature
Industrial Residential commercial Mixed use
INTERACTION
SITE SURROUNDINGS POSITIVE DIVERSION
visual connection
Welcoming entry
Activity zone
maximizing air circulation
view
view
cozy zone
EFFICIENCY
courtyard
view
Maximum daylight in patient and staff areas
View from corridor calm zone
DESIGN OBJECTIVE
SITE SCOPE adaptive reuse of an abandoned site private public partnership might be encouraged by using govt land
PROPOSED SITE
DESIGN ISSUE
2. Absence of integrated environment for patient’s betterment and staff effectiveness 3. Lack of co ordination between healing system and built environment
15000 CASES IN BANGLADESH 1500 CASES IN KHULNA no radiation therapy center in khulna division
KHALISHPUR ,KHULNA
BACKGROUND STUDY
1. Lack of proper healing system make patients more
no cancer care facility
VIEWS
PATIENTS
16
DOCTORS
5.1
Sick healthcare facilities making patients more reluctant to stay and take medical facilities
19.1
Most noisy Zone
Noisy zone
Noise control
Maximum daylight in patient and staff areas
Open gathering space
views toward courtyard
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
HOW THERAPEUTIC DESIGN APPROACH CAN DEVELOP HEALING SYSTEM OM A BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR CANCER PATIENTS?
ACTIVITY SECTION
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
ENTRY
SEATING AREA
OPD CORRIDOR
TREATMENT CORRIDOR
TREATMENT AND CHEMOTHERAPY AREA
STUDIO IX
A hotel is a receptacle that contains a multitude of human emotions. When a traveler arrives at a hotel, his/her on going stories get synchronized in this little space called Hotel. That traveler can be a tourist, a businessman or even a person looking for solace. Be that as it may, the majority of their experiences, their memories, rotates around the lodging. That is why I tried to represent my hotel as a “Travel Log Book” or a simple Memoir for those explorers by creating a series where there stories can be sheathed. This place will remind them of various tourist spots that they have experienced as a plethora of their previous journey. The revival of Khulna as an industrial city as a result of the establishment of the Padma Bridge is one of the crucial reason why I chose this southern city as my project site. Likewise, the Sundarbans and numerous heritage sites around Khulna draws a considerable measure of tourists around the globe who needs to encounter the local traditions and cultures amid their visit. That is why, my project “A luxury hotel” will be the perfect solution to meet the needs of this thriving city.
MEMOIR OF EXPERIENCES: a luxury hotel in khulna
WHY HOTEL?
TO PROMOTE TO THE UPGROWING HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY TO PROMOTE TO THE TOURISM SECTOR OF THE COUNTRY
Most potential site
TO INTRODUCE BETTER FASCILTY AND INTERNATIONAL SERVICES
THIRD LARGEST CITY GROWING INDUSTRIAL CITY
WHY HOTEL?
Near to access areas
GATEWAY TO SHUNDARBAN SCENIC BEAUTY RELIGEOUS FACTS
nature nature interation
perception recongnition
memoir of experiences activity
interation
perception recongnition
nature
TOURISM
`
ENTERTAINMENT
activity
BUSINESS
NATURE INTEREST
EVENT
Recently growing commercial zone
Link with city and i ndustrial belt GOOD ROAD NETWORK
CORPORATE
LOCAL
CONNECTION WITH CBD AREA GROWINGCOMMERTIAL AREA AROUND HIGH LAND PRICE ON GOING URBAN FORESTATION
EVENT
Periurban area having green and water layers
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NO SIGNIFICANT STEPS HAS BEEN TAKEN AS IT IS A POTENTIAL SPOT FOR TOURISM
PADMA BRIDGE KHULNA MONGLA RAIL RODE IT WILL BE A CENTER POINT FOR INTERCITY BUS STATION
NUMBER OF CULTIVATING LAND WILL BE DESTRoYED FOR CITY GROWTH
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN ACCOMODATION: SINGLE BED, DOUBLE BED, FAMILY SUIT, GARDEN SUIT CELEBRATION: EXHIBITION, BANQUET HALL, FESTVAL PLAZA, GALLERY
PROJECT TYPE: A5(RESIDENTIAL HOREL) FAR: NON RESTRICTED TOTAL AREA:87555SQFT MGC:50%(43777 SQFT) MOS:21888 SQFT
RECREATION: INDOOR GAMING ZONE, HEALTH FACILITIES, LIBRARY, AMPHITHEATER, SPA, GYM REATAURANTS:SHRIMP RESTAURANT, CHINESE RESTAURAN, SEA FOOD RESTAURANT, THAI RESTAURANT, INDIAN CUISINE FOOD AND BEVERAGE ZONE: INDOOR DINING, SEMI-OUTDOOR DINING,OPEN TO SKY FOOD COURT, CAFE, JUICE CORNER RENTAL SPACES: SHOPS, HANDICRAFTS SHOW ROOM, BRAND SHOP, TEA-STALL, SNACKS BAR, BAR
PROPOSED PROGRAM
OTHERS: ADMIN, BOOKING OFFICE, SERVICE , PARKING
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT
FIFTH FLOOR PLAN
VIEW FROM TOP
ROOF LEVEL LEVEL 22 LEVEL 21 LEVEL 20 LEVEL 19 LEVEL 18 LEVEL 17 LEVEL 16 LEVEL 15 LEVEL 14 LEVEL 13 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 11 LEVEL 10 LEVEL 09 LEVEL 08 LEVEL 07 LEVEL 06 LEVEL 05 LEVEL 04 LEVEL 03
GYM AND GAMING ZONE
LEVEL 02
RESTAURANT
LEVEL 01
EXHIBITION BANQUET LOBBY SPACE SERVICE ZONE BASEMENT
GREEN BUILDING FEATURES
ROAD LEVEL BASEMENT 01 BASEMENT 02
BIRDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S EYE VIEW
ENTRY FROM ROAD
VIEW FROM ENTRY
BIRDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S EYE VIEW
VIEW FROM EAST
PROJECT ENTRY
STUDIO VIII
Ashrayan, literally meaning ‘refuge’ or ‘shelter‘ is a curious case of rehabilitation (hence resettlement) program for the landless, homeless and rootless people in Bangladesh; this is also very typical of numerous top-down housing intervention schemes by governments from both worlds. In 1997, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has planned this project to rehabilitate the Cyclone affected landless, homeless families. After the primary success of this project, the government has taken initiatives for another two phasing of this project. Around 1, 70,000 families have been rehabilitated in 3 phases of “Ashrayan” project. But a lot of complications have raised for the “Top down Policy” of the project planners. Our aim of this project is to investigate the everyday spatial modifications and compromises made by the re-settlers & giving alternative solutions to problems of the overall shelter provision process. we come up with an idea of permaculture , policies and design deceisions of a self sustained community
RECONSTRUCTING ASRAYAN formal public housing at mongla, khulna
SITE INFORMATION
ISSUE Economy
Lack of income generating space Seasonal income source Less cultivable land with no technology, Less profit A lot of working people
OBJECTIVE Promoting household industries to ensure continious income around the year. Introducing technological advancement in the agricaltural sector with -giving priority to the best profitable local corps -emphasizing post processing of the corps. -increasing production by hi-tech cultivation.
PHASE 01 LAND Barrack construction due to scaricity of land create no sense of privacy, individual identity, beloningness No proper land distribution No opportunity and options for extension Low amount of fertile cultivable land Low amount of fertile cultivable land
Producing a household module as an option for freedom to built. Generating cluster based community spaces and orientation of individual builtform with equal edible, cultivable land.
PHASE 02 BASIC UTILITIES & SUPPORTING FACILITY
Lack of Potable water no supply of electricity. No waste management & sewerage system
nsuring the utilities by the suatainable & hi-.tech solution like- Rainwater harvesting - Solar electricity - Biogas - Waste Management - Reconstructing the policy to ensure the facilitie PHASE 03
IDEA AND CONCEPT A self-efficient community where inhabitants are capable of making product from household with hi-tech and sustainable solutions around. ESSENCE OF
PERMACULTURE
PROPOSED MASTER PLAN
PHASE 01
PHASE 02
PHASE 03
PHASE 02
UTILITY DETAILS
PHASE 03
VISUALISATION
VISUALISATION
STUDIO VII
“GROUND ZERO “MEANS THE CENTER OF RAPID ACTIVITY OR CHANGE. DAAKBANGLA CAN BE TERMED AS GROUND ZERO FOR KHULNA CITY. THIS IS THE PLACE FROM WHERE ECONOMIC “BOOM” OF THE CITY HAPPENED. S THIS PLACE IS THE CENTER OF ALL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY OF KHULNA. SO IT HAS A CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL VALUE. STILL THIS PLACE IS LOSING ITS PRIDE FOR BEING OVER CROWDED WITH SHOPS, PEOPLE AND HAWKERS. TRAFFIC CONGESTION OF IS GETTING WORSE DAY BY DAY. THERE IS NO OPEN SPACE THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE THIS HUGE AMOUNT OF USER GROUP. HERITAGE BUILDINGS ARE BEING DEMOLISHED. THERE IS A PROPOSAL OF ALL BUILDING AT THE CENTER HAVING NOT ENOUGH ROAD WIDTH SITUATION ADJACENT TO THE MAIN ROAD. SO FROM THE STATED CIRCUMSTANCES WE PROPOSED A SPACE THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE THE WHOLE SITUATION AND HOLD THE IMAGE OF THIS LAND MARK AREA. THE PROPOSAL WAS OF A PUBLIC GATHERING SPACE A GREEN URBAN SQUARE ON SITE OF THE PROPOSED TALL BUILDING. WITH THE FACILITY OF SHOPPING AND OTHER URBAN REQUIREMENTS THIS COULD BE THE MOST HAPPENING PLACE FOR THE PEOPLE OF KHULNA CITY.
BEYOND GROUND ZERO: creating an urban breathing space
EXISTING SECTIONS
accessible for all thriving street culture vibrant street life commercial hub controlled vehicle access surrounded by roads
narrow roads hawker access profit oriented attitude no traffic control pedestrian activity of authority pedestrian overflow possible support from KDA problem caused by insufficient green space public benefit highrise parking area city landmark
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DESIGN ISSUE
DESIGN OBJECTIVE
INSUFFICIENT OPEN SPACE PEDESTRIAN OVERFLOW OVERCROWDED WALKWAYS PUBLIC ACTIVITY VISUAL CONNECTION
CREATING OPEN SPACES MAKING PEDESTRIANS MORE ACCESSIBLE DIVERSIFYING STREET CULTURE IMPROVING VISUAL CONNECTIONS CONTROLLING TRAFFIC
CONSIDERATION
EXISTING SITUATION
W
BENEFIT
SOCIAL cultural gathering space civic square recreational space buffer/rest area leisure time spending
ENVIRONMENTAL green breathing space noise pollustion reduced reduced he gain climatic comfort
PEDESTRIAN SHOPS SEATING AREA SHADE GREEN HAWKER PAVEMENT
ECONOMIC increased visual connection product availability increased options increased land value increased business possibilities PROPOSED PLAZA
PROPOSE UNDERGROUND SHOPPING AREA
PROPOSED SECTION
PROPOSED GATHERING PLAZA
PROPOSED ACTIVITY SECTION
ACTIVITY ON PLAZA
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
ARIEL VIEW
BIRDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S EYE VIEW
STUDIO VI
THIS IS A THIRD YEAR PROJECT WHERE MAIN OBJECT WAS TO LEARNING ABOUT HIGHRISE. THE STUDIO GOAL WAS TO MAKING STUDENTS UNDERSTAND THE WHOLE SYSTEM OF HIGHRISE BUILDING. THE BUILDING SYSTEM, STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONS AND MASSING, THESE ARE THE MAIN ISSUES. MOREOVER THE OUTLOOK THAT AN ICONIC HIGHRISE BUILDING SHOULD HAVE. BUILDING ACT OF BANGLADESH, FIRE SAFETY MEASURES, DETAIL WELL FUNCTIONING CORE, THESE HAVE TO BE MORE FUNCTIONAL.MOREOVER, FOR AN ICONINC BUILDING THE IDEA AND COPCET BEHIND DESIGING IS IMPORTANT. MY IDEA WAS TO BUILDING A HIGHRISE BUILDING THAT WOULD BREAK THE MONUMENTAL EEFCT OF HIGHRTISE.TJHE BREAKING DOWN OF THE WHOLE MASSING WILL NOT LET PEOPLE FEEL THE HEIGHT.
REIMAGING HIGHRISE: AT JAHANGIR GATE, DHAKA
IDEA &CONCEPT
FIFTH FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
TOWER FLOOR PLAN
CORE
OFFICE
RESTAURANT CINEMA HALL EXHIBITION
SWIMMING POOL AREA AUDITORIUM
VERTICAL ZONING
VIEW FROM EAST
FRONT ELEVATION
VIEW FROM WEST
STUDIO V
THIS IS A THIRD YEAR 1ST TERM PROJECT WHERE STUDENTS TO DEAL WITH FUNCTION, CLIMATE AND STRUCTURE. A RESIDENCE IS A COMPLETE FUNCTIONAL PROJECT WHERE LINKAGES ARE VERY IMPORTANT AS WELL AS CLIMATE. MY IDEA WAS TO INVITE NATURE IN THE FORM. A OUTWARD COURTYARD AND TREE HOLDS ACTIVIIES AROUND IT. THERE CONCRETE IS USED AS BUILDING MATERIAL. FUNCTIONS WERE A MASTER BED, CHILD AND GUEST BED,LIVING ROOM,FAMILY LIVING,STTUDY AND POOL AREA.
I EMPHASIZED ON CLIMATIC SOLUTION THUS I ORIENTED MY FORM SOUTH FACING.MASTER BED AND CHILD BED BOTH GETS SOUTH FOR SUMMER.
DWELLING FOR INSPIRATION single family residence
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SECTION AAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;
AERIAL VIEW
FRONT ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
VIEW FROM ROAD
ARIEL VIEW
STUDIO IV
THIS IS A SECOND YEAR 2ND TERM PROJECT WHERE STUDENTS HAD TO DEAL WITH A BUILDING FOR MEDICAL PURPOSE. THE IDEA WAS TO DESIGN BUILT ENVIRONMENT THAT CAN HEAL A PATIENT BY ENTERING IN THE BUILDING.I TRIED TO USE THE NATURAL SET UP TO CREATE A VIEW FOR THE PATIENTS COMING TO THE MEDICAL CENTER AS A TOOL FOR THEIR MIND DIVESION. HAD TO DEAL WITH SIMPLE HOSPITAL FUNCTIONS HERE
MEDICAL CENTER at khulna university
SOUTH ELEVATION
FRONT ELEVATION
AERIAL VIEW
STUDIO II
THIS IS A 1ST YEAR 2ND TERM PROJECT.IN THIS PROJECT THE GOAL WAS TO UNDERSTANDING THE RELATION BETWEEN OUTDOOR AND INDOOR SPACES CONNECTING WITH SEMIOUTDOOR. HERE STUDENTS HAD TO CHOSE A PROFESSION. AND HAVE TO DESIGN A SPACE ACORDING TO THE REQUIREMENTS. I CAME UP WITH THE PROFESSION OF ACTING.DESIGNED A SPACE WHERE A ACTOR CAN HAVE A SPACE FOR HIMSELF AND STAGE.
SPACE DESIGN: space for an actor
VIEW FROM AMPHITHEATER
STAGE
CORRIDOR
LANDSCAPE DESIGN STUDIO
THIS LANDSCAPING PROJECT WAS INITIATED ON PROPOSED LANDSCAPING OF KHULNA UNIVERSITY PROJECT. THIS WAS A GROUP PROJECT. WE WERE GIVEN AN AREA OF THE CAMPUS WHICH ARE NOT BEING USED FREQUENTLY AND SOMEWHAT CAN BE CALLED AS LEFT OVER SPACES WITH NO CONCERN, HAVING CRIME ISSUES AND SO ON. SO THAT HAS TO BE DESIGNED IN A WAY WHICH CAN SOLVE THE ISSUES YET NOT HARMFUL HOR THE NATURAL SETTINGS. OUR SITE WAS IN FRONT OF A AN ACADEMIC BUILDING AND BESIDE THE LAKE.SO IN DESIGING THE AREA WE HAVE GIVEN FULL PRIORITY TO THE LAKE . THE FREE FLOWING ENVIRONMENT OF THE LAKE WAS OUR BASIC IDEA.HAVING THIS IN HEAD WE GENERATED CURVE LINES THAT RESPECT THE LAKE.WE WERE COCERNED ABOUT THE PREVAILING GREEN AREA AND WE TRIED OUR BEST NOT TO HAMPER THAT AREA. THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF TREE MUST BE REMAIN
LAKESIDE LANDSCAPE DESIGN AT KHULNA UNIVERSITY
SEATING AREA
AERIAL VIEW
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