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This portfolio includes the academic projects (selected ones) and working drawing I have worked on while perusing my Bachelor of Architecture at Khulna University in Bangladesh

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CREATING A TRADITIONAL CREATING A TRADITIONAL

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Dhamail & Khemta It accompanies the utilization of mridanga, Kartals and lots of alternative musical instruments.It was popular at puja & wedding. It is a women's dance. It is characterized by complex foot movements & meaningful expressions of the eyes & the face. It may be called the rural version of the urban dance.

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Studio-2 Root of the tribals Jumoor & Santhali

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Melody from the inner court The dances from this studio take place in inner courts of homes & the idea for the studio is to create a homely ambience.

Mask/Puppet Dance The studio portrays the regular village fair scenario, where mask or puppet dance is common.

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Delightness of battle This warlike dance studio has an open platform surrounded by sitting area which is a resemblance of the historic dance.

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The location of this project is in Chittagong University of Engeneering and Technology, Chittagong. It is a project for the teachers of this university.

One problem of the site is lack of gathering space and playground for children. Also, the present constructions in the area do not respect the contour which seems to be imposed. Surveying the current apartments the necessity to create a better home for the educators was emerged which included enough interraction with neighbours with sufficient privacy.Thus, the main idea came to create a better home, which was reffered as ‘Towards Home.’

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What makes a place home ?

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Public spaces have less visual connection.

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Public spaces have less visual connection.

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