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Jhaalmukh restaurant

Jhaalmukh Restaurant: An architecture with minimum intervention of materials

Garage food court

The unpolished architectural beauty of Garage Food Court

Illustration: TBS

Nostalgia circling Dheki Chhata Chal

Photo: NOOR-A-ALAM

Durjoy Rahman: Taking enterprise and art beyond borders

The facade of the building is designed metaphorically with verses of poems of 12 leading poets of Bengali literature. Photo: Daniele Domenicali

Ninakabbo: Translating poetry into architecture

(From left to right) Munjarin Abony, Arneeb Chaudhury, Ashim Halder Sagor , unidentified, Ivy Zaman, Shishir Bhattacharya, Kanak Chanpa Chakma, Hamiduzzaman Khan, Nisar Hossain and Vidiya Amrit Khan at the opening ceremony. Photo:Courtesy

Contemporary art gallery Arcadia Arts sets sail with group show

Rajeeb Samdani, managing director of Golden Harvest group and an avid art collector. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed Paulash

Rajeeb Samdani: Harvesting Bangladesh’s potential in art and business

The introduction of a water body, bamboo screen, high ceiling and other vernacular elements substantially reduce electricity costs by eliminating the need for air conditioning and artificial lighting and making the space cool and comfortable to work in.Photo: Jubair Hasan

Amber Denim Loom Shed: A contemporary architecture that blends tradition with modernity

To accommodate a function under a single roof, and resembling traditional Islamic architecture - were the main challenges behind designing Kamalapur Railway Station Photo: Noor A Alam/TBS

The architectural significance of the Kamalapur Railway Station

Dhaka Art Summit 2020. Photo: Courtesy

2020 year in review: The year when artists set the brushes aside

“4.48 Montras”. Photo: Courtesy

Spardha brings ‘4.48 Montras’ on stage

Several celebrities (Sharmin Lucky pictured here) have made interesting audio and visual lessons on rhyme-song, rhyme-recitation and puzzle. Photo: Courtesy

Room to Read Bangladesh: Unleashing children’s love for reading

The show presented a work of conceptual performance that explored the phenomenology of modernist ideas present in society and architecture in the Bangladesh context. Photos: Noor-A-Alam

Faydabad To-Let: An architectural performance evoking modernist nostalgia