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Future of architecture bright in Bangladesh

Future of architecture bright in Bangladesh

“The excellent jobs around the globe by our architects is solely attributed to their talent.”

Facing the north, Pinnacle is the tallest building approved for commercial use with parking facilities for 376 cars and an 80-foot wide front road in Tejgaon, Dhaka. Photo: EKARCHITECTS

Buildings for future

Marina Tabassum is an architect, winner of Aga Khan Award for Architecture 2016, and the principal architect of Marina Tabassum Architects (MTA). Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Finding clarity in work is a matter of practice: Marina Tabassum

3 architecture students receive KSRM Award

3 architecture students receive KSRM Award

KSRM and IAB to award young architects

KSRM and IAB to award young architects

Mesmerising wallpapers

Mesmerising wallpapers

Furniture is the centre of minimalist look. Photo: Collected

Embracing minimalism

The Architect’s Regional Council Asia (ARCASIA) organized a photo exhibition installed inside containers in front of Bangladesh National Parliament. Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed Paulash

Architectural marvels in containers courtesy of Arcasia

Arcasia Forum Build Expo kicks off in Dhaka

Arcasia Forum Build Expo kicks off in Dhaka

The Winning Arcadia Education Project Team with Members of the Steering Committee of the Aga Khan Awards for Architecture.

Bangladeshi Aga Khan Award Winner for Architecture honoured in Dhaka

These days people not only use mirrors for seeing their reflection, but also as an accessory for decorating homes. Photo:Ashley Furniture Home Store

Mirror mirror on our walls

Gathering of Asian architects to be held on Nov 3

Gathering of Asian architects to be held on Nov 3

A kitchen is not about a cooking stove anymore. This very space works as a relaxing zone and socialising centre also.
Photo courtesy: Porcelanosa Group

Functional kitchen for a busy life