TZ. selected work 2016 - 2021 PORTFOLIO
Hello, I am Termin.
I am a 25-year-old architect from Bangladesh who is passionate about learning new things and extending my knowledge of the field of architecture and design. I am consistently devoted to the fundamental ideas of architecture and the high ethical standards it fosters.
I am an exceptionally responsible, creative, and inquisitive individual who looks for specific approaches to solving problems. Being aware of how much architecture affects our daily lives motivates me to design spaces that make a difference for our environment and the future we are building. My areas of expertise are design development, construction documentation, detailing solutions, graphics, and 3D modeling.
This portfolio contains the selected works of my academic works from 2016 - 2021, ranging in typology and scale, that reflect my evolution of technical skills and ongoing exploration of visual and communication styles. Additionally, I have included some of my student internship work from DrTan LM Architects in KL, Malaysia, concluding with some of my hobbies.
EDUCATION
July 2013 July 2015
IGCSE O’ Levels from Pakistan International School, Buraidah, Al-Qassim, KSA
Edexcel A’ Levels as a private candidate, Buraidah, Al-Qassim, KSA
2021
Bachelor in Architecture from North South University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Hope you enjoy it! Termin Zarin Seeme +880 1701-866469 temzie1@gmail.com
November
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EXPERIENCE
February - March 2020 Student Intern
DrTan LM Architects (DTLMG)
Participated in the architectural design process, documented project meeting minutes, prepared detailed drawings, and 3D models.
Assisted in material specification, and attended meetings with clients
February 2022 - Present Research Architect
SHATOTTO architecture for green living
Participated in the architectural design process for a variety of projects, including residential, institutional, and landscape, prepared client presentations and attended client meetings
Conducted in depth site analysis research in collaboration with international architects, researched on a diverse range of projects both national and international, documented, supervised, and prepared reports on the parks and playgrounds projects by Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC), coordinator of award-winning project “Revitalisation of Rasulbagh Children’s Park”
Co-ordinated with local & international architects, editors & reporters
Interpreted, prepared and edited presentation drawings, submission of projects to various architectural platforms (Archdaily, Dezeen, Architectural Review Magazine, Floornature) and awards such as UIA 2030 Award, AR Public Award 2022, The Plan Award, Al Fozan Award 2022, and more
Created a more efficient workspace by proactively anticipating firm needs, mentored interns and junior trainees.
ACHIEVEMENTS
November 2020
Publication of a research paper on heritage building conservation titled “Backwards into the Future: Conservation of Ruplal House” in the Department of Architecture library at North South University.
WORKSHOPS
December 2018
Attended a 7-day workshop on Latrine making for a family of five members, in collaboration with the "SAFE" NGO.
SOFTWARE Advanced Intermediate Beginner
Rhinoceros / V-Ray
Adobe Illustrator
Microsoft Office
Photoshop
InDesign
Lumion
LANGUAGE
English. Bangla. Urdu. Arabic
ATTRIBUTES
Adaptive. Communication. Detail-oriented. Organised. Quick learner.
INTERESTS
Travelling. Reading. Sketching. Painting. Photography
AutoCad
Sketchup Adobe
Adobe
Grasshopper
Twinmotion
“Life is architecture and architecture is the mirror of life.”
I. M. Pei
Table of Contents
Selected Works
Campus Design
A 3-Star Rated Hotel
05 -
Street As Mutualism
04 - Term
Commercial Building
03 - Term
Amita Residence
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01 02 03 04 05 06 07
Final Year - Thesis Project
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Year 02
Term 02 Atelier Section 05 Model Making Photography 05 17 29 37 45 51 55 57
Student Internship Additional Works
Campus Design of
Bangladesh Army International University of Engineering & Technology
Bangladesh Army International University of Engineering and Technology is an army-backed university located in Jolshiri Abashon, Dhaka.
The Project aim was to promote technical education, which would provide necessary manpower to take the country through the path of development. In addition, integrate design with nature for improved student well-being and a center for ability exploration.
Project Overview
Location:
Client:
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01 Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 05
Sector 16, Jolshiri Abashon, Dhaka. Site Area: 7.23 acres
Army Housing Scheme (AHS)
Institutional Resources: 1. Ar. Jocose. (AUST) 2. Major General Sadakin. (MIST)
buildable
17, 32, 170
1, 57, 470
Software: Rhino. AutoCad. Illustrator.
FACULTY
Civil & Environmental Engineering Dept. of CE B.Sc. in Civil Engineering
Civil & Environmental Engineering Dept. of CSE B.Sc. in Computer Engineering
Dept. of EEE B.Sc. in EEE
Mechanical EngineeringDept. of ME B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering
Science & HumanitiesDept. of Economics B.S.S. (Hons) in Economics 126
Dept. of English B.A (Hons) in English Language & Literature
Dept. of Mathematics B.Sc. (Hons) in Mathematics161.5
Dept. of Law & Justice LL.B. (Hons)
Dept. of Physics B.Sc. (Hons) in Physics
Dept. of Chemistry B.Sc. (Hons) in Chemistry
Dept. of Sociology B.S.S. (Hons) in Sociology
of BusinessDept. of Business Administration
DEPARTMENT PROGRAM CREDIT HOURS NO. OF SEMESTERS DURATION (yrs)
1638 4
1638 4
160 8 4
164 8 4
132
134
150.5
150.5
132 8 4 School
BBA MBA 126 63 8 4 4 2 8 4 8 4 8 4 8 4 8 4 8 4 Academic Programme Details Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 07 S Wï The water body will help cool down the S-E wind, prevent waterlogging, and also provide scenic view at the same time. ï There’s immense gap between the adjoining plots, thus, there will be no external obstruction to light and wind. ï Lack of pre-existing vegetation on-site. ï Site is somewhat distant from the city centre of Dhaka.
AUDITORIUM CENTRAL LIBRARY GYMNASIUM MEDICAL CENTRE INDOOR+OUTDOOR PITCHES CLUBROOMS (8) Conceptial sketches of the outdoor space. Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 08 SWOT Analysis Supporting Facilities O Tï Scope of ample natural lighting and ventilation, with minimal risk of future obstruction. ï Large site area allows for creation of multiple external, flexible spaces. ï Flexibility of landscaping. ï Since the Jolshiri Abashon Project is still in its formative development, certain contexts are based on assumptions and are subject to change.
The skylights help to penetrate north light into the basement making it well lit and providing a sense of direction at the same time.
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CampusVertical Campus
PREVALING WIND
Amenities/ Gathering spaces are distibuted throughout the building from ground level to rooftop.
To create a breezeway through the blocks, stepped-like 'newgrounds' were developed.
The design responds with an environment that is conducive to learning and human interaction.
Strategies include:
ï Access to natural light and ventilation –direct end-user control of the environment of the classroom.
ï Transitions from indoor to outdoor – the building is not hermetically sealed and/or air-conditioned but offers a variety of spaces.
ï Landscape as an inspiring, stimulating, biophilic environment with a strong connection to its natural surroundings.
ï 250% of the site footprint is space for social interaction and is accessible by and integrated with the surrounding neighbourhood.
BUILDING SCALE
THE HIGH BUILDING VOLUME MEETS THE SCALE OF THE SURROUNDING AREAS.
HEALING GARDEN
THE HEALING GARDEN TO BRING THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS ON THE USERS.
TERRACES
THE TERRACES OFFER A QUALITY SPACE MERGING THE INDOOR W/ THE OUTDOOR.
N-S ORIENTATION
THE CAMPUS ORIENTS ITSELF TO THE SOUTH FOR QUALITY OUTDOOR AREAS.
GARDENS
VIEWS
The illustration shows the connection of outdoor and indoor spaces along with other design strategies.
VIEWS
VIEWS VIEWS VIEWS VIEWS
ROOFTOP GARDENS
ROOFTOP
ROOFTOP GARDENS
PHOTOVOLTAIC ROOF
GREEN WALL
VIEWS
Design Strategies Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 10
A A’ N GROUND FLOOR PLAN 02550100200 01 03 03 04 02 05 06 07 1. Auditorium Lobby 2. Waiting Area & Information Desk 3. Workshops & Labs 4. Cafeteria 5. Gymnasium 6. Indoor Pitch 7. Bookshop & Printing Zone Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 11
1st floor plan generator room reservoir pump room roomroom Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 12 02550100200 BASEMENT LEVEL PLAN 02550100200 FIRST LEVEL PLAN 1. Auditorium 1st Level 2. Administrative Offices 3. IT Office 4. Faculty Offices of CE Dept. 5. Classrooms 6. Interactive Space 7. Faculty Offices of EEE Dept. 8. Girls’ Lounge 9. Boys’ Lounge 10. Clubrooms & Breakout Space 11. Library 2 1 3 4 6 5 10 11 7 8 9
Collaborative Classroom Seating arrangement Type 01 40 seats room 20sf per seat.
Collaborative Classroom Seating arrangement Type 02 40 seats room 20sf per seat.
Dialogue Classroom 40 seats room 20sf per seat.
Traditional Classroom 40 seats room 20sf per seat.
seat tiered lecture room
TO ASSESSTO DISCUSSTO LEARN Collaborative Classroom Seating arrangement Type 02 Collaborative Classroom Seating arrangement Type 01 Traditional ClassroomDialogue Classroom Collaborative Classroom Seating arrangement Type 02 Traditional Classroom Collaborative Classroom Seating arrangement Type 02 Seating arrangement Collaborative Classroom Seating arrangement Type 01Dialogue Classroom Control RoomStorage Staff Room Lecture Hall Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 13
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The collaborative spaces encourage group work and sharing of ideas with a central teaching point for explicit instructions. The following goals were addressed during the design of the learning environments. Classroom Typology
Main entrance with the Auditorium on the left and the Admin Building on the right side.
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SOUTH-EAST ELEVATION NOT TO SCALE Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 15
1 & 2: The view of the campus from the south. 3: Main Entrance 4 & 5: Perspective images of the campus focused mainly on the southern academic building. Model Pictures Selected Works - Bangladesh Army International University of Enginering & Technology 16 4 1 2 3 5
A 3-star Rated Business Hotel
106 rooms at Tejgaon Industrial Area, Dhaka
The project is situated in the commercial zone of Dhaka city. The city view was the top priority of the project, thus, the core of the building was positioned at the rear side (south-west) with all its functional spaces designed upfront. The orientation and placement of the building also ensures all the spaces to be environmental correctly and pleasantly lit throughout the day.
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Shaheed Tajuddin Ahmed Avenue Selected Works - A 3-star Rated Business Hotel 19 Bypass Road Primary Road Secondary Road Tertiary Road Quaternary Road LEGEND
Shaheed
Tajuddin Ahmed
Avenue Vehicular Movement Pattern. Site Analysis
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Novo Tower
Prince
Tower (Garments)
Mosque Site Southeast
University Progati
Industries Workshops Asian
Motors
Listed
Buildings in the Vicinity.
Guestroom Ratio
Restaurant Ratio
Main Restaurant
Event Space and Conference Ratio
Hotel Parking
Guest Parking
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Type Name Percent 1 Bedroom Deluxe 75% 2 Bedroom Deluxe 10% 1 Bedroom Suite 15%
Type Area Seatings
3500 Sqft 220 Coffee Bar 425 Sqft 15 Rooftop Bar 1500 Sqft 60
Type Area 1 Multifunctional Space 2500 Sqft 5 Meeting Rooms 1720 Sqft 1 Conference Room 815 Sqft
Type Area
33 Staff Parking 4 106 Rooms 1 Restaurant 1 Rooftop Bar 1 Coffee Bar 1 Event Space 5 Meeting Rooms 1 Conference Room 37 Car Parks
The front view of the hotel, with the drop-off on the ground floor level and the terrace of the restaurant on first floor level.
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Selected Works - A 3-star Rated Business Hotel 23 1. Drop off 2. Reception lobby 3. Reception 4. Baggage Room 5. Lounge 01 6. Coffee Lounge 7. Coffee Bar 8. Security Room 9. Substation 10. Elevator Bank 11. Receiving and Ground Floor Plan N Not to scale 1 2 6 5 1011 4 8 7 9 12 12 3 A' B' ENTRY EXIT SERVICE ENTRY/EXIT SOFT PAVEMENT +0.5' SOFT PAVEMENT +0.5' SOFT PAVEMENT 2'-6" SERVICE ROAD 3'-6" FIRE STAIR 2'-6" COFFEE BAR STATION PURCHASING OFFICE SOAKABLE GREEN SOAKABLE GREEN SOAKABLE GREEN 12.19m WIDE ROAD TOSHAHEEDTAJUDDINAHMEDAVE TOTEJGAON INDUSTRIAL ZONE LEVELAT+0.30m (FOOTPATH) LEVELAT+0.15m(FOOTPATH) CONTOUR 1'-6" CONTOUR + 2'-0" PASSENGER LIFT DOUBLE GLAZING CONTOUR 2'-0" HOTEL SIGNAGE UP/DOWN RAMP FROM/TO BASEMENT COFFEE LOUNGE BAGGAGE ROOM SERVICE LOBBY RECEPTION LOBBY SUBSTATION ROOM 12ft 240.75 sqft FEMALE WC MALE WC B A
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STORE ROOM FIRE STAIR ELEVATOR BANK PASSENGER LIFT PASSENGER LIFT STORE ROOM LOUNGE MEETING ROOM 05 MEETING ROOM 03MEETING ROOM FEMALE WC MALE WC
AHU FIRE STAIR SERVICE LOBBYFREIGHT ELEVATOR PASSENGER LIFT ACCESSIBLE WC DISPLAYED KITCHENFOOD STORAGE WASHING AREA MULTIPURPOSE HALL A
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STORE ROOM FIRE STAIR ELEVATOR BANK SERVICE LOBBY PASSENGER LIFT PASSENGER LIFT PASSENGER LIFT FREIGHT ELEVATOR
SWIMMING POOL PLANT STORAGE OFFICE TERRACE ROOM WC ROOM WC RECEPTION A A' B B' STORE ROOM ELEVATOR BANK FREIGHT ELEVATOR FEMALE CHANGING MALE CHANGING ROOM WC TERRACE BELOW KID'S POOL POOL POOL DECK ROOFTOP BAR POOL BAR KITCHEN BEVERAGEFOOD STORAGE
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The roof-top terrace of the hotel.
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8'-5" 11'-7" 20'-5" 6'-8" 3'-10" 5'-6" 3'-2" 27'-1" 6'-5" 17'-8" 3'-2" 5'-6" 6'-8" 4'-8" 21'-8" 12'-4" 11'-3" 11'-7" 11'-3" 13'-5" 13'-6" 13'-6" 13'-6" 14'-5" 11'-2" 11'-3" 11'-2" 13'-6" 13'-6" 13'-6" 13'-6" 14'-5" 19'-9" 25'-1" 6'-7" 10'-3" 19'-10" 13'-6" 5'-10" 130.68° 5'-0" 5'-0" 5'-0" 3'-4" 10" 10"10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 5'-4" 4'-11" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10"5'-4" 5'-8" 3'-2" 3'-4" 5'-6" 4'-8" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 4'-7" 4'-1" 2'-9" 5'-2" 3' 3'-7" 5'-10" 10" 10" 10" 5'-7" 3'-11" 5'-3" 5'-0" 5'-3" 5'-3" 3'-11"3'-2" 4'-1" 3'-4" 4'-1" 10'-10" 4'-8" 6'-9" 1'-2" 3'-6" 2'-5" 3'-6" 2'-5" 3'-6" 1'-3" 3'-9" 4' 11" 1'-6" 6'-5" 5'-2" 3' 3'-7" 3'-4"9'-8" 7" 1' 1'-8" 7" 3' 1'-9" 3'-6" 2'-3" 2'-3" 3'-6"7' 1'-9" 3' 1'-8" 1'-8" 3' 1'-9" 7'-5" 3'-6" 2'-3" 2'-3" 3'-6" 1'-9" 3' 2'-3" 7' 7' 7' 2'-6" 3'-6" 1'-8" 2'-1" 3'-4" 14'-2" 3'-9" 1'-8" 7" 3' 1'-9" 3'-6" 2'-3" 2'-3" 3'-6"7' 1'-9" 3' 1'-8" 1'-8" 3' 1'-9" 3'-6" 2'-3" 2'-3" 3'-6" 1'-9" 3' 2'-3" 7' 7' 7' 2'-6" 3'-6" 3'-4" 14'-2" 3'-9" 14'-2" 15'-2" 17'-1" 6" 8' 1'-6" 6'-4" 1'-6" 6" 7'-6" 6" 17' 13'-6" 6" 13'-6" 6" 13'-6" 6" 18'-4" 18'-4" 21'-11" 2'-11"
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+11.58 LEVEL 03 +15.24 LEVEL 04 +18.90 LEVEL 05 01 02 3' 10" 8" 8" 10" 3' UP DN FIRE STAIR 59.20 sqft 01 02 C D 01 02 C D 130.68° 5'-0" 5'-0" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 5'-4" 4'-11" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10" 10"5'-4" 5'-8" 5'-3" 3'-11" 12345678910 11 12 13 15 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 10" 8" 8" 10" 3' 1" 1" 1.5" 1" 1" 1.5" 6" 2 6" 1 2 6" FIRE STAIRS DETAIL NOT TO SCALE PROJECT PRODUCED ARCHITECT: STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: CLIENT ISSUED SCALE: NOTES: THIS DRAWINGS PROJECT DRAWING DATE: SL. NO. BUSINESS TEJGAON DHAKA. TERMIN 1620230010 CHECKED FIRE ALL SLAB ALL BEAM ALL BEAM IF DONE DRAWINGS C'C SECTION C-C' RAILING ELEVATION FIRE STAIRS PLAN 3" DIAMETER HOLLOW PIPE IN S.S 2" DIAMETER HOLLOW PIPE, 3ft LONG IN S.S 1 2" THICK TILES ON TREAD 10mm NOSING 1 2" THICK TILES COVERING THE RISER 2" PLASTER COVERING THE WAIST SLAB see detail I DETAIL I PRODUCED BY: SIGNATURE ARCHITECT: SIGNATURE STRUCTURAL SIGNATURE ENGINEER: APPROVAL FOR: COMMENTS CONSTRUCTION VALID FOR RELATED TO THIS TITLE: CATEGORY: ARCHITECTURAL SHEET NO: DATE AMMENDMENT ZARIN BY: AS MENTIONED A-14 Technical Drawings Selected Works - A 3-star Rated Business Hotel 28
Street As Mutualism
UD Intervention at Jagannathpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh
The project brief was to design a neighborhood on a land of 30acres by relocating the current population in a better settlement by the year of 2040.
Motives of the project include: Creating a walkwable friendly neighborhood by creating more green areas and planning the area by perpetuating the existing heterogeneous social fabric.
Project Overview
Location: Jagannathpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Area: 30 acres
Project Duation: 3 weeks
Software:
Photoshop
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Plot
Group Partners: Shimon Nasreen Mily Shoulin
Rhino. AutoCad. Illustrator.
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Concept
The main goal was to design a new urban structure of Jagannathpur by retaining its heterogeneous social fabric. The idea was also to create new structures that respond efficiently with the existing structures and characters of the area.
The design is developed in such a way that the housing zone is agglomerated in the enterprise zone. A shared street has been proposed that connects all the buildings and communcal amenities. The project is entirely focused on pedestrian and cyclist movements with street vending activities at various places in order to elevate its communal and public value.
Exploration of the site and understanding its conditions, the following options were developed.
Secondary Seatings
Unique Building Facade
‘Eyes On The Street’ Concept
Openness
More Connectivity
Public Spaces For Animating City Life
Edible Landscaping
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Selected Works - Street As Mutualism 32 Design StrategiesProgramme Commercial Walk-able Environment 1. Wide sidewalks 2. Medium and small format shops 3. Food and Entertainment 4. Terraces Mobility 5. Continuous pedestrian way 6. Cycle lane Connections 7. Safe pedestrian pathway Green Areas 8. Children’s playground 9. Leisure area 10. Older adults amenities 11. Vegetation 12. Fitness equipment Facilities 13. Amphitheaters 14. Multifunctional areas Services 15. Waste management 16. Road network 17. Fire trail (Fire Service Road) Comfort 18. Shaded area Densification 19. Commercial ground floor 20. Dwelling of diverse formats
Master Plan Not to scale N
Urban
Primary
Building Uses
Low-income
Conceptual sketch of the inner courtyards.
School
Conceptual sketch of the promenade in the centre.
Regeneration Centre
Health Clinic
Housing Mixed-use Buildings
Mosque
Residential Buildings
Residential Buildings
Cultural Centre Urban Regeneration Centre
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Transverse section of the site. Selected Works - Street As Mutualism 35
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Commercial Building
Bangla Motor, Dhaka, Bangladesh
The site is in Bangla Motor, one of Dhaka's bustling areas. It is bounded by a park on the northern side and roads on the eastern, western, and the southern side. The site is home to a plethora of retail stores, most of which are tile shops, banks, and other commercial structures. The park behind the site is being renovated by Architect Rafiq Azam and will provide a wonderful panorama. The project brief was to design a 60-sto ried commercial building by relocating all the existing retail and retaining every function.
Due to the densely packed surroundings, enhancing the urban life of the neighboring areas was the project's primary purpose. The ground floor has remained open to the public, enabling free pedestrian mobility. The landscape has been extended from the park behind the site and brought into the site, with a water body in between visually connecting the two sites while also acting as a barrier.
Project Overview
Location: Bangla Motor, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Site Area: 20 acres
Project Duration: 6.5 Weeks
Type: Commercial
Software: Rhino. Grasshopper. AutoCad. Illustrator
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Mass Morphology Structure Selected Works - Commercial Building 39 Base Split Mass Elevate Compress Diagrid Structure Perimeter Diagonal Structure Floor Slab Ring Beam Node Service Core
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Selected Works - Commercial Building Basement Level 05 Tenth Floor Plan Basement Level 01 First Floor Plan Not To Scale Not To Scale Not To Scale Not To Scale
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Wind Load
The project comprises of diagrid strcuture for various reasons. Aside from its aesthetic value, a diagrid structure has a number of advantages structurally and environmentally. When compared to a brace frame structure, diagrid can save up to 20% of the steel. When glass panels are integrated with a diagrid, a tremendous amount of light enters the interior spaces. It also eliminates the requirement for columns on the interior and exterior spaces, allowing for more innovative floor layouts.
The nodes are an essential component of the diagrid system's design. Nodes connect all of the diagonal parts. These nodes are intended to withstand two types of loads: vertical load and horizontal shear. The vertical loads transfers all the dead load, and the horizontal shear transfers the lateral load/ wind load.
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Amita Residence
The project brief was to design a residence cum studio for a family of 4 members in a site of 90ft x 160ft. The idea was to explore three major dimensions of living, social, private and intermediary spaces. Establishing a seamless connection among these spaces are crucial in any building design. The priority of this project was entirely focused on the views from the site.
An H-shaped structure was initiated that overlooks the park on the south side and a lake on its west side. The h-shape provides a natural space for maximum Daylight, fresh air as well as views from all sides. Water-body running through the middle enhances the air circulation. The living space offers views of the rear deck through a series of French doors creating the perfect setting for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
Project Overview
Location: Bashundhara Baridhara, Dhaka
Site Area: 2.5 acres
Project Duration: 3 Weeks
Type: Residential
Software: AutoCad. Sketchup. Illustrator
Bashundhara Baridhara, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Mass Morphology Selected Works - Amita Residence 47 Single Mass Not To Scale Split and Shift Connectivity Wind Flow Views N Ground Floor Plan KITCHEN ELEVATOR FOYER LIVING DINING TOILET TOILET MAID'S ROOM VERANDAH DECK GUARD'S ROOM WATERBODY WATERBODY GREEN SPACE GREEN SPACE GREEN SPACE
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan Roof Plan Not To Scale
Not To Scale Not To Scale
To Scale East Elevation
To Scale West Elevation
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TOILET TOILET BEDROOM BEDROOM VERANDAH CLOSET CLOSET WORKSPACE TERRACE TOILET TOILET TOILET CLOSET LAUNDRY STORAGE BEDROOM BEDROOM 2 WORKSPACESTORAGE VERANDAH CLOSET TERRACE MACHINE ROOM SLOPE SLOPE SLOPE
BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 DINING KITCHEN CLOSET BATHROOM LIVING ROOM DINING SPACE BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 ELEVATOR SHAFT ELEVATOR MACHINE ROOM LIBRARY WORK SPACE BALCONY BALCONY OPEN TERRACE OPEN TERRACE D7 D' D HOLLOW 10mm TEMPERED GLASS Section B-B’ Section A-A’ Section D-D’ (Blow-up) Selected Works - Amita Residence 49
Perspective view of the drawing room on the ground floor level and a terrace on the first floor level overlooking the lake situated in front and the lawn on the right side.
View from the lawn
View from the main entrance
View from the park
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Student Internship
Atelier Section 05, Bukit Gasing
I learned a lot throughout my internship at DrTan LM Architect. The experience of working in this office has enriched me to be able to become a member of an architectural firm, working with professionals. Catching up on my abilities and information picked up at school and learning a ton of things I probably did not have known previously, I am grateful to the group of DrTan LM Architect and North South University for this opportunity.
I have added some of my work during my internship at DrTan LM Architect. All the drawings and 3D related to the spiral stairs shown were done by me.
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Additional Work
A Magazine Stand Inspired by Mondrian/ Cubism. Additional Work - Model Making 55
Model Making07
Space Design Parametric DesignPlanar Composition Additional Work - Model Making 56
Additional Work
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Photography
Staircases are nothing but an improved elevation of corridors.
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The play of light and shadow, both adding equally to the beauty.
Termin Zarin Seeme +880 1701-866469 temzie1@gmail.com linkedin.com/in/terminzarin Thank you for your time!