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Architects: River & Rain
: Kazi Fida Islam, Md. Abdul Awyal, Sumaiya Shameem, Mousumi Kabir, Irtefa Iradat, Abid Khan - Area: 134 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: Airman, Bravat, Crystal China, General, Nanogress, PMG
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Escape Den / River & Rain
https://www.archdaily.com/904572/escape-den-river-and-rainRayen Sagredo
Franco-German Embassy in Dhaka / Stephane Paumier Architects
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Architects: Stephane Paumier Architects
- Area: 6635 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: Acor, Goldbach Kirchner, Guidotti, Hormann, Ligman, +2
https://www.archdaily.com/902828/franco-german-embassy-in-dhaka-stephane-paumier-architectsDaniel Tapia
Exhibition: Understanding Place: Seven Years Researching Dhaka, Bangladesh
UNDERSTANDING PLACE showcases selections from a seven-year long rich investigation that capture the essence of Dhaka’s extreme wet-dry climate flux in a totally immersive atmospheric experience. Lit by an 8’ tall rear projection screen of audio-video captured footage, a narrated mind-map floor animation, an illuminated wall of colorful photographs, and LED monitor slide-shows of student projects, the visitor is invited to meander through four zones identifying the architectural design process: observation, data collection, analysis, and proposals.
https://www.archdaily.com/783858/exhibition-understanding-place-seven-years-researching-dhaka-bangladeshRene Submissions
Bengal Institute for Architecture, Landscapes, and Settlements Launches in Bangladesh
At the Bengal Foundation's conference, EngageDhaka 2015, ArchDaily learned of the newly launched Bengal Architecture and Design Institute. With a focus on the pursuit of innovation in the lived environment with a focus on human interactions, the forum will enable open dialogue on improving our environments through the lens of architecture, landscape, and settlement for better livability. Bringing together local and international professionals and educators, the Institute will provide a series of lectures, discussions, workshops, and exhibitions to better understand the possibilities within these areas, especially when unified.
https://www.archdaily.com/613064/bengal-institute-for-architecture-landscapes-and-settlements-launches-in-bangladeshHolly Giermann
Karim Residence / ARCHFIELD Bangladesh
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Architects: ARCHFIELD Bangladesh
- Area: 1834 m²
- Year: 2012
https://www.archdaily.com/589979/karim-residence-archfieldDaniel Sánchez
DO NOT PUBLISH: John McAslan Selected to Design New Infrastructure System for Dhaka
John McAslan + Partners (JMP) has won an international competition to design 16 elevated stations and a depot for Dhaka’s 20 kilometer metro line. The $3 billion, three-phased project will connect Dhaka’s residential district in the north to the business center in the south. It is part of a wider urban plan to decentralize urban growth from the center to satellite communities.
All stations are planned to open by 2022 and will serve an anticipated 505,000 passengers per day by 2025.
Another image of a proposed JMP-designed Dhaka metro station, after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/562804/john-mcaslan-selected-to-design-new-infrastructure-system-for-dhakaKarissa Rosenfield
South 5053 Apartments / Shatotto
https://www.archdaily.com/531825/south-5053-apartments-shatottoCristian Aguilar
EHL Premium Condominiums / Kashef Chowdhury - URBANA
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Architects: Kashef Chowdhury - URBANA
- Area: 4536 m²
- Year: 2013
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Professionals: KMA Bari
https://www.archdaily.com/520947/ehl-premium-condominiums-_-kashef-chowdhury-urbanaKaren Valenzuela
South Water Carees / Shatotto
https://www.archdaily.com/264151/south-water-carees-shatottoJonathan Alarcón
“Shobuj Pata” (Green Leaf) Eco Community Development / JET, JCI, and Terraplan
JET Design Group was invited by JCI Architects along with Terraplan Landscape Architects, to joint venture in the design of the Green Leaf project. After winning the commission earlier in 2011, in December, the final negotiations were completed to enable the project to move forward quickly. The team will be working together, helping Bangladesh to design a sustainable community with an innovative green concept. Green Leaf is green landscape architecture and built form which takes full advantages of the local natural resources to create a hybrid habitable space combining architecture and nature. The concept is inspired by adopting current and green innovative technology to make the design construction economic and feasible. More images and architects’ description after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/198749/percent-e2-percent-80-percent-9cshobuj-pata-percent-e2-percent-80-percent-9d-green-leaf-eco-community-development-jet-jci-and-terraplanAlison Furuto
Genesis Technology Group / Project-BD Architects
https://www.archdaily.com/106501/genesis-technology-group-project-bd-architectsAndrew Rosenberg
AD Classics: National Assembly Building of Bangladesh / Louis Kahn
Modernist architecture is traditionally understood to be utilitarian, sleek, and most of all without context, such that it can be placed in any context and still stay true to aesthetic principles and its functional requirements. However, Louis Kahn’s National Assembly Building of Bangladesh in Dhaka is an extraordinary example of modern architecture being transcribed as a part of Bangali vernacular architecture. The National Assembly building, completed in 1982, stands as one of Kahn’s most prominent works, but also as a symbolic monument to the government of Bangladesh.
https://www.archdaily.com/83071/ad-classics-national-assembly-building-of-bangladesh-louis-kahnEduardo Souza