In order to successfully complete this project, a significant amount of effort was invested in creating a design that fulfills the requirements of not only the client but also the community, while also seamlessly blending in with the surrounding environment. The building's massing was thoughtfully considered to make room for various functions, and the distinct zones are readily discernible within the overall structure. The voids throughout the massing were deliberately incorporated to ensure unobstructed views and easy navigation throughout the building.
Retail
This mass will connect the other two masses and will act as a bridge. Also it will work as a frame to create view.
Creating a connection between adjacent green and the site.
People entering to the site and retail.
On a beautiful autumn day, a group of architecture students from Miami University attended a "Crosstraining workshop: Designing Curious Methods" at Houston Woods, Ohio. The goal was to learn new techniques and languages to analyze and interpret a site, with the guidance of Sean Burkholder, Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, and Jeff Kruth, Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at Miami University
As a student and now a professional, I've come to realize that it's not just impor tant to view a site from above, but also to experience it from within. Looking up at the sky and observing the site's interaction with its surroundings is just as crucial. For a workshop, I came up with the idea of tracing the horizon using brass wires in different spots of the Houston Woods trails and documenting it. Though experimental, this exercise provided me with an insightful experience. I noticed how the bends and curves of the wire changed based on the natural and man-made elements in the landscape. Our faculty members, including Sean, were impressed and even expressed interest in using this method in their classes.
Cro s s training wo rks ho p :
NZ Textile Denim Showroom
Client : NZ Textiles, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Project Role : Lead Designer
I designed and collaborated on this project entirely by myself. The main objective was to showcase a few exclusive collections of denim products. The showroom was created with a fusion of vintage and modern elements in mind. I designed all the furniture and shelves of the showroom to align with the theme and the client's requirements.
NZ Textiles Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Client : NZ Textiles, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Project Role : Assosiate Designer
This was one of the initial projects I was assigned. It involved important tasks such as furniture layouts, environmental drawings, and color scheme selection. In this project, I designed the feature walls and the environmental graphics. Our intention was to give the office environment the essence and colors of denim.
As a team member of this project, my focus was on designing and creating 3D models for different spaces, such as feature seating, tree lights, and featured walls, with the aim of
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Client : Apex Footwear Ltd, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Project Role : Assosiate Designer
In this project, I skillfully crafted fabrication drawings for the featured furniture, ensuring every detail was meticulously considered. Additionally, I expertly developed the environmental graphics to create a cohesive and visually appealing design.. Apex Footwear Ltd. Unit 2 Office, Shafipur Gazipur. Bangladesh
Multi-Comfort House
Student Contest Edition 2017
The task for 13th International Edition of MULTI COMFORT HOUSE STUDENTS
CONTEST developed by ISOVER in close collaboration with Department of Architecture of Municipality of Madrid is the Urban Regeneration of a community within the perimeter of Gran San Blas area of Madrid .
Site : Madrid , Spain
Award : 3rd Position , Online Entry Stage .
Teamed With :
Masum Billah Tarafder . Khandakar Rabita Nourin ;
We were tasked with designing a sustainable architecture that blends well with the urban environment, meets the MULTI COMFORT criteria, and considers the local conditions and context of Madrid. In addition to the constructional aspects, we also took into account the social and economic factors and aimed to present a solution that revitalizes the existing urban area.
Our concept involved creating a visual and social connection between two buildings. To achieve this, we split the existing building, rotated the middle part, and turned them into corner wings.
Competition Entry
POST-COVID INTERACTION
RE ACTION SPACES
Rethinking Social Space as ........... “FLOATING Carnival ”
Site : Rajshahi,Bangladesh
Award : 2nd Position
Teamed With : Masum Billah Tarafder .
As the pandemic continues to spread across the world, social distancing has become crucial. Physical distancing seems to be the only solution to control the spread of this disease. However, this raises the question of what will happen to our social spaces in the future when people are being discouraged from being a part of such spaces. How can people be physically separated when the nature of social spaces demands integrated activity between people? To solve this problem, we need to create spaces where people are not required to leave their safety radius, and can still move around freely.
The Journey Towards Healing
SENSE OF PRIDE
a monumental space to remind people of their past glory and to give a sense of pride for going ahead through destroying obstacles..
NATURAL HEALING
a natural setting to provide theraputic heal mental trauma by enjoying vista..
INTERACTIVE HEALING
a social gathering place where people will share their feelings and open their hear ts towards world to mitigate inner barriers...
SPIRITUAL HEALING
a place for soul to calm the nerve and self realization while passing through this people will self and spiritual meaning...
PLACE FOR REST ENTRY
place for rest before star ting the journey, a place where peoples subconcio us healing stressed people entering
"Healing" refers to the process of recovering physically, mentally, or spiritually. Healing through architecture involves designing buildings that help people heal by using architectural elements such as form, space, light, materials, and enclosure.
In modern times, people experience a lot of physical and mental stress in their pursuit of progress. Therefore, people need a healing space where they can relax and rejuvenate themselves at the end of the day and prepare for the challenges of the next day.
Our goal is to create a series of spaces that help people heal their bodies and minds. Our design can be applied in any populated urban context, situated on the way home for anyone who needs physical and mental healing. We focus on the condition of daily recovery and imagined our design as a "Path that Heals" that offers people a transition space to heal themselves daily.
