Passionate and freshly graduated architect with a keen eye for crafting unique spaces. Motivated by a fervor for innovative design, I excel in visualization, bringing concepts to life with precision and creativity Proficient in industry-leading tools, I thrive in translating ideas into visually compelling architectural solutions. Eager to learn and adapt , I embrace challenges with enthusiasm, constantly seeking to expand my knowledge and skill set My academic journey, coupled with hands-on experience in notable projects, reflects a commitment to excellence Ready to contribute my evolving skills and enthusiasm to a dynamic architectural team.
Education
2017-2022
2015-2016
2009-2014
Experience
July-september
March-June
April-October
Skills
Shahajalal University Of Science and Technology || sylhet ||
Govt . Hazi Muhammad Muhsin Collage || Chittagong ||
Nasirabad Govt . High School || Chittagong ||
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Competition entry
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Competition entry
Reimagining Public Library as an Interactive knowledge and culture exchange hub
Type: Academic thesis
Site: Medical Road, Rajshashi
Year: 2022
Typology: Educational
This thesis proposes a new typology for a public space by reimagining the public library as an interactive knowledge and culture exchange hub. The library is transformed from being just a source of information to a place for people to connect , exchange knowledge, and engage in cultural activities.
The projec sug gests cre action and discussions storing book space with spaces, galleries, cultural cen community. open and boundaries tutions.
The project revitalizing reimagining knowledge provides a spaces that
Portfolio II Md Rifatul Islam Pranto
Concept
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One of the spaces in the re-imagined library module is a six-heighted reading area for children, with stacking areas on the second, third, fourth, and fifth floors. The stacking areas are typically monotonous and uninspiring spaces, but in this library, a bridge connecting the floors provides an exciting view of the children reading. This bridge serves as a circulation element and provides a visual connection to the reading area below, while also breaking up the monotony of the stacking areas Another space in the library is the vast six-heighted grand space, which serves as a nod to the old grand library experiences. This space features a dramatic dou- ble-height entrance with ample natural light and a large open space for reading, socializing, and events The grand space serves as a centerpiece of the library and provides a sense of awe and inspiration to visitors.
The Sylhet Cultural Complex is a visionary architectural endeavor that revolves around the concept of three metaphorical "dots," each symbolizing a distinct aspect of communal gathering spaces.
The first dot embodies expansive open areas reminiscent of village squares, inviting locals and visitors alike to gather, socialize, and partake in leisure activities. Serving as a vibrant hub for community interaction and cultural exchange, this space fosters a sense of belonging and togetherness among diverse populations.
The second dot is a semi-private plaza, evoking the bustling markets found at the heart of Sylhet's villages. Here, commerce and social life intertwine, as individuals engage in trade, conversation, and shared experiences. Balancing intimacy with openness, this semi-private space encourages spontaneous encounters and collaborative endeavors, enriching the fabric of community life
The third dot emerges as an open amphitheater, providing a formal yet inclusive venue for cultural events, performances, and ceremonies. Nestled within the complex, this amphitheater serves as a focal point for artistic expression and celebration, honoring Sylhet's rich heritage and traditions while embracing the spirit of innovation and creativity.
The re-imagined library features a community library space designed with a long corridor that includes benches for reading and relaxing. This corridor serves as a educational hub where people can freely donate and take books, creating an open and interactive atmosphere The space is designed with an open and fluid floor plan, allowing for natural light to flood the space and creating a welcoming and environmentally friendly atmosphere. The use of sustainable materials and the incor- poration of community engagement functions, such as the community library, encourages daily visits and promotes learning in a dynamic and inspiring setting.
Concept
The concept of connecting the dots in the Sylhet Cultural Complex represents bringing together three distinct gathering spaces: open public areas, semi-private plazas, and an open amphitheater. By seamlessly integrating these spaces, the complex fosters community engagement and cultural exchange, bridging tradition with innovation. Through this interconnectedness, the complex becomes a vibrant hub where people can gather, interact , and celebrate the rich heritage of Sylhet
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K AIRA LOORO II WOMEN’S HOUSE
Establishing women empowerment through an integrated approach
Type: Competition Project
Site: Sedhiou region, Senegal
Year: 2021
Women empowerment is a key ingredient to outlive impoverished rural households, it is also exigent for design framework will help out developing countries especially their rural areas to annihilate issues that undermine women’s ability to engage in economic activities. In our integrated design approach, we have unfolded reasons behind the lack of women ’ s participation in economic, for instance; unsung household activities, weak job market , lack of education, limited technology and skill, lack of business network, and most importantly societal prejudices. So, we tried to come up with a solution where one woman will stand for the other to uphold their social, economic and political status to establish women empowerment in society.
Visibilizing.
community hub architecture. From the top, our
Suppor t source of income for them. A par t of this income will go to the women involved in social welfare activities
Visibilizing will help to exhibit their talent in front of people as a market place and help them their own identity.
EXHIBISION
nance
PRIORITIZING
PARTNERING
SELF ESTEEM
LEARNING COMPOUND
ASSOCIATIVE YARD
COMMUNIT Y SQUARE
The par tition walls and doors are made by arranging scrap plastic bottles ver tically with GI wi and then connecting them with a bamboo frame This system provides an easy-to-build lig weight structure allowing light and ventilation in the indoor areas to ensure privac y some of these walls are coated with plastic ropes and mud plastering.
The partition walls and doors are made by arranging scrap plastic bottles with GI wire and then connecting them with a bamboo frame This system areas. to ensure privacy some of these walls are coated with plastic ropes and ud plastering
The par tition walls and doors are made by arranging scrap plastic bottles ver tically with GI wi and then connecting them with a bamboo frame This system provides an easy-to-build lig weight structure allowing light and ventilation in the indoor areas to ensure privac y some of these walls are coated with plastic ropes and mud plastering.
The par tition walls and doors are made by arranging scrap plastic bottles ver tically with GI wi and then connecting them with a bamboo frame This system provides an easy-to-build lig weight structure allowing light and ventilation in the indoor areas to ensure privac y some of these walls are coated with plastic ropes and mud plastering.
The vertical support is made with bamboo, tires,concrete, and a small recycled fabrics tied with GI wire, easily replaceable and buildable
The ver tical suppor t is made with bamboo, tires,concrete, and a small por tion of iron reinfo ment is given as foundational suppor t The shade is made with rec ycled fabrics tied with GI wi easily replaceable and buildable
The ver tical suppor t is made with bamboo, tires,concrete, and a small por tion of iron reinfor ment is given as foundational suppor t The shade is made with rec ycled fabrics tied with GI wi easily replaceable and buildable
The r on sheets for low maintenance and viability To provide a par tial shade in the semi- outdoor area fabr tied with the bamboo structure are used This allows a casual and comfor table space for va outdoor works
The roof of the inner spaces dedicated for prioritizing is designed with c iron sheets for low maintenance and viability To provide a partial shade semi-outdoor area fabrics tied with the bamboo structure are used. This casual and comfortable space for various outdoor works The on sheets for lo tied with the bamboo stru outdoor
The on sheets for lo tied with the bamboo stru outdoor
Cloth fabrics
Corrugated sheet Tire Plastic bottles Red Earth
Cement Concrete GI wire
Bamboo Vulgarisa
Molding Spaces : Shaping Lives
ENVISIONING A SAFE AND A SUSTAINABLE LIFE WITH ARCHITEC TURE FOR A WATER NOMAD COMUNIT Y IN BANGLADESH
Type: Competition Project
Site: Chadpur 10 No Ghat , Bangladesh
Year: 2023
n the riverside enclave of Chadpur 10 No gladesh, the Bede community grapples traditions and inadequate amenities. Respondi this challenge, a pioneering Monospac emerges, seamlessly integrating into their lifestyle along the Dakatia River. This visiona y p oj ect transcends architecture, serving as a dynamic hub for communal activities, discussions, and the revival of traditional practices. Informed by the Bede's ecological resilience, the structure embodies sustainability and modular design, becoming a narrative of empowerment . The Mono-space platform not only preserves cultural heritage but also envisions a self-sufficient future for the Bede community, fostering progress, unity, and a more sustainable way of life.
In response to COVID-19 challenges, our design prioritizes reviving public spaces by minimizing contamination. Through zoning, we allocate separate areas for walking, sitting, and vendors, ensuring controlled occupancy The modular structure delineates spaces, establishing clear boundaries between circulation and functional zones, facilitating the safe resumption of public activities.
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Undefined pathways and functional space .
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Introduction and arrangement of modules to reduce mass contamination and maintain hygiene
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Defining paths andfunctional spaces .
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1 Creating large circulation pathways between two consecutive modular arrangements .
Lifting up modules to provide free ground space .
Making the modules transparent to increase visibility .
