portfolio of rashed

CONTACT

1006007

Dept. of Architecture,CUET Cell : 01824-102996 E-mail : rashed.inspire@gmail.com

MD. RASHEDUL ALAM

“ I think building should intimate ecological systems, Ecological systems in nature before we had human beings interfere with them exist in a state of stasis - they are self-supporting, self-sustaining.�

- Ken Yeang

PAGE 01

PAGE 02

c u r r i c u l u m

v i t a e

HELLO I’m Rashed, graduated from CUET Architecture Department. My thinking is, Architecture is evolving through dramatic changes on technologies & life styles.The way we live & the thinking for future generations are now becoming the concerns of Architecture, as how should we build our living atmosphere, and our cities?

SKILLS

Building monitoring tools and softwares made it easy to confirm the energy & ecological impact before the structure is built. And it will effect our design process, therefore I’m enthusiastic to learn the advances on this new process and make a carrier on Sustainable Built Environment & Design.

MD. RASHEDUL ALAM

A- 108/1 Paikpara Govt.

Staff Quarter, Mirpur - 1, Dhaka - 1216.

PERSONAL INFORMATION Name > Md. Rashedul Alam Father’s Name > Khorshed Alam Mother’s Name > Habiba Akhter Date of Birth > 30 September, 1993 Home Town > Comilla Religion > Islam Nationality > Bangladeshi Gender > Male Marital Status > Unmarried National ID > 19932694812001000 Academic ID > 1006007

24 Nov, 2015

March 2015

EDUCATION 2017 ( Apr 2011 Mar 2017 )

2010

01824-102996 2008

> B. Arch CGPA- 3.29 out of 4 Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology Thesis Project Title : Rethinking Passive Strategies design of a commercial building in Ctg. BD > HSC GPA- 5 out of 5 Notre Dame College > SSC GPA- 5 out of 5 Dhanmondi Govt. Boys’ High School

EXPERIENCES rashed.inspire@gmail.com INTERNSHIP Sept-Oct,2015 > Marina Tabassum Architects (MTA)

PAGE 03

COMPITITION 7 Aug, 2016

25 Jan 2013 WORKSHOP

Auto CAD

Photoshop

Model Making

Sketch UP

Ecotect

Feature Writting

Corel Draw

Energy Plus

Photography

> An Abode Against All Elements design of a flash flood resilient model house with universal accessibility.

Organized by CDD and CUET Arch Honorable Mention > Futuristic Idea for Post Disaster Situation Organized by AUST Arch.

Participant > Portable Living Idea Competition 2015 Organized by CUET Arch.

Member Organizing Panel > Unstoppable Schooling (National Student Design Competition 2012) Organized by KUAD Participant

15 Apr-5 May, 2017 > Bamboo Design Build Workshop Organized by Parra 27-28 Apr, 2017 > Two Day Workshop on Thermal Comfort Organized by GrAce, BUET Arch.

21-23 Jan, 2016 > The Vibration of Media and Surrounding A Three Day Oil Painting Workshop Conducted by Bishwajit Goswami 4-5 May, 2014 > Architecture for Green Living Workshop with Peter Stuchbury, Marina Tabassum & Rafiq Azam, CUET. 27-29 Jan 2012 > Wind Water & Clay Workshop with Rafiq Azam, Mustaq Qadry & Syed Hasan Muhammad, CUET.

PAGE 04

10

2 installation project

PAGE 05 4 13-14

6 17-20

8 23-24

10 27-30

12 35-38

14 67-70

thesis project: rethinking passive strategies _ design of a commercial highrise in ctg. bd

39-66

13

creative works

high density walk up housing

31-34

11

design of a five star hotel

design of a automobile showroom

25-26

9

revitalization of chaktai khal

design of architecture & planning dept.

21-22

7

design of highrise low community

design of metro station

15-16

5

halda river heritage centre

workspace design

11-12

3

design of a teacher-student centre

7-9

1 compositions

CONTENT

PAGE 06

competetion

71-72

15

COMPOSITION WITH STRAIGHT LINES

COMPOSITION WITH TRIANGLES

1 level - 1 / term - 1

COMPOSITION WITH DOTS

1 level - 1 / term - 1

COMPOSITIONS

COMPOSITION WITH BANGLES (CIRCLES)

METAMORPHOSIS OF SHAPE: TRIANGLE

COLLAGE COMPOSITION

COMPOSITION WITH STRINGS

ABSTRACTION FROM MUSIC

PAGE 07

PAGE 08

COMPOSITION WITH COLOR GRADIATION

COMPOSITION WITH TINT- SHADE

2

DESIGN OF A SEATING

level - 1 / term - 2

level - 1 / term - 1

1

EXPLORING COLOR - COLOR WHEEL

CONCEPTUAL DRAWING

BASE RELIEF PAGE 09

it was a site specific design approach. the site was complicated due to two different level, the groung & the plinth. nature like hill make slope to connect different levels. hence two curve is arranged to connect two levels , and another for backrest.

3D VIEW

SEATING UP (PLINTH)

SEATING ARRANGEMENT

PAGE 10

level - 2 / term - 1

WORKSPACE DESIGN

INTERIOR OF A TEACHERS’ ROOM

3 level - 2 / term - 1

3

CONCEPTUAL DRAWING

INTERIOR VIEW

INTERIOR VIEW

PLAN PAGE 11

INTERIOR TOP VIEW

FALSE CEILING

SECTION AA’

PAGE 12

4 level - 2 / term - 1

level - 2 / term - 1

DESIGN OF TEACHER- STUDENT’S CENTER, CUET

4

LANDSCAPE VIEW

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PAGE 13

CAFETERIA VIEW

PAGE 14

5 level - 2 / term - 2

level - 2/ term - 2

5

A JOURNEY INTO THE EARTH DESIGN OF A METRO SUBWAY STATION

STREET VIEW

PLAN AT - 13’ LEVEL FRONT ENTRY SECTION AA’

PLAN AT - 31’ LEVEL

SECTION CC’

PAGE 15

SECTION BB’

PAGE 16

HATHAZARI

Concept :

RAOZAN

Centre of Life The concept is perceived as a common (amphibian and fish) egg form, which inspired to plan the project in different layers. In the centre of the plan, there is a court containing a large aquarium, which symbolizes the yolk where life is evolved. It virtually represents the life treasures beneath halda.

MODUNA GHAT BRIDGE

KARNAFULLY RIVER

6 level - 3 / term - 1

SATTAR GHAT BRIDGE

level - 3 / term - 1

HALDA HERITAGE CENTRE

6

DETAIL PROGRAMS: Tourism Facilities: ¨ Museum ¨ Exhibition space ¨ View of research work and nature from observation tower ¨ Water boat trip ¨ Medium tower with jetty at some selected points ¨ Cafeteria Research Facilities: ¨ Zoology lab ¨ Limnology lab ¨ Fisheries lab Microbiology lab ¨ Simulation lab (software data modeling) ¨ Fish tank ( Hatchery) ¨ Central control lab ¨ Seminar room

FISH TUB

+1'6"

LIMNOLOGY LAB

TOILET OFFICE

FISHERIES LAB CENTRAL CONTROL LAB

SIMULATION LAB ZOOLOGY LAB

MICRO BIOLOGY LAB

MUSEUM

COLD ROOM

SEMINAR ROOM

WATCH TOWER

LOBBY

GENTS TOILET

ELECTRO MECHANICAL ROOM

CAFETERIA LADIES TOILET

+3'6"

OFFICE

EXHIBITION RECEPTION

+1'6"

DORMITORY

+0'0"

+0'0"

KARNAFULLY BRIDGE

CHANGING ROOM

DINING

JETTY -4'0"

Community strategy :

BRIDGE

Students

Researchers

Dorm Facilities: ¨ Space for researchers ¨ Space for students ¨ Dining facilities

Community hub Material: Form : inspiration from bellowing sail of boat Visitors

PAGE 17

community people ( fishermen, egg collectors, boatmen)

¨ ¨ ¨

Concrete Shell structure ( Fero-cement) Fabric shading at court yard

PLAN

PAGE 18

BIRD’S EYE VIEW

3D VIEW

ELEVATION

3D VIEW

HATCHERY

AQURIUM

APPROACH

FABRIC CANOPY

SECTION

CAFETERIA & JHETTY

PAGE 19

6 level - 3 / term - 1

level - 3 / term - 1

6

PAGE

04

PAGE 20

level - 3 / term - 1

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING, CUET B

D

CLASS ROOM

D'

STORE HEAD'S ROOM

OFFICE

SEMINAR

MODEL WORKSHOP

OFFICER'S ROOM

ACADEMIC AXIS

7 level - 3 / term - 1

7

A'

A LOBBY

- 6'0"

+ 1'0"

- 13'0"

SEMINAR

1'

C

STORE

GROUND FLOOR B

D' CLASS ROOM

B'

B

B

D STUDIO

HEAD'S ROOM

D

STUDIO

CLASS ROOM

D' STUDIO

CLASS ROOM

CLASS ROOM

ASSO. PROFESORS'

D

STUDIO

LAB

SITE PLAN

OFFICE

LAB

CLASS ROOM

COMPUTER LAB

SITE PLAN

C' STUDIO

OFFICER'S ROOM

ADMINISTRATIVE AXIS

D'

ASSO. PROFESORS' LAB

9'-10"

NORTH ELEVATION

COMPUTER LAB

1 15'-5 " 16

LIBRARY

A'

A

C'

C

A'

COMPUTER LAB

A

TEACHERS' ROOM

TEACHERS' ROOM

LECT. ROOM

ASST. PROFESORS'

ASST. PROFESORS'

LAB

LECT. ROOM

LAB

A'

A

WEST ELEVATION

C' STUDIO

CLASS ROOM

STUDIO

CLASS ROOM

C STUDIO

CLASS ROOM

CLASS ROOM

B'

FIRST FLOOR

PAGE 21

C' SCULPTURE & ART STUDIO

C

STUDIO

B'

B'

SECOND FLOOR MASS MODEL

THIRD FLOOR

SECTION AA'

SECTION BB'

PAGE 22

8

DESIGN OF A RESIDENTIAL HIGHRISE

8

EMERGENCY ROOM DOCTORS CHAMBER

STORAGE STORAGE PLUMBING DUCT

ELECTRICAL DUCT

MARKET

STORAGE

EMPLOYEE

COLD STORAGE

RESTAURANT

DISH WASH

PANTRY PRE COOK

KITCHEN

UP

ELECTRICAL DUCT

+ 12'0''

+ 18'0'' UP

RECORDS ROOM

GARBAGE CHUTE

GARBAGE CHUTE

DOCTORS CHAMBER

OFFICE

PLUMBING DUCT

STORAGE STORAGE

DOCTORS CHAMBER

level - 3 / term - 2

NURSE ROOM

WARD

level - 3 / term - 2

HEALTH CARE

A SOLUTION FOR METROPOLITAN NUCLEAR FAMILY UNITS

FIRST FLOOR

CORE

UP

SCHOOL AND TRAINING

PHERMACY

+ 6'0''

GARBAGE CHUTE

WAITING

HEALTH CARE

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY

STORAGE

UP

MARKET PLUMBING DUCT

ELECTRICAL DUCT

DOCTORS CHAMBER

COUNTER

RECORDS

- 6'0'' GARBAGE CHUTE

UP

UP

SECURITY OFFICER

+ 0'0''

+ 6'0''

STORAGE

PLUMBING DUCT

TOWER LOBBY

ELECTRICAL DUCT

SECURITY ROOM

UP + 0'0''

VAULT STORAGE

COMMERCIAL LOBBY BANK

SEMINAR

+ 6'0''

BASEMENT

GENERAL MANAGER

TELLERS

SUPER STORE

LOAN OFFICERS

+ 3'0''

TRANSACTION

ATM RECEPTION

WAITING

+ 0'0''

CIRCULATION

GARBAGE CHUTE

AGRO BASED UNITS

COMMUNITY FLOOR

TRAINING

UP

SCHOOL

ELECTRICAL DUCT

PLUMBING DUCT

MARKET

MARKET

HEALTH CARE

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PAGE 23

PARKING

PARKING

UNIT BLOW UP

TYPICAL FLOOR

SECTION

MARKET

MARKET

MARKET

MARKET

PARKING

PARKING

SECTION

PAGE 24

c h a n g e R O O M

9 level - 3 / term - 2

level - 3 / term - 2

DESIGN OF AN AUTOMOBILE SHOWROOM

9

SECTION AA'

L O C K E R R O O M

c h a n g e R O O M R E S T R O O M A U T O M O B I L E E N G I N E E R ' S R O O M

FOUNTAIN V A U L T S A L E S M A N A G E R O F F I C E R O O M

d i s p l a y S T O R E R O O M r e c e p t i o n

g a l l e r y

l a u n g e

c o n f e r e n c e p r e p a r a t i o n R O O M

FIRST FLOOR

G E N E R A L M A M A G E R ' S R O O M

m a i n t e n a n c e

GROUND FLOOR PLAN PAGE 25

s t o r e

BASEMENT

SECTION

PAGE 26

10

10

CHAK BAZAR

DN100GI

9

2D

11

4 TEMPORARY FISH STALLS AT SIDEWALK

WASHING ON POND WATER

7 ANGLING AS A RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY

14

DN200PVC

2D 8D 4D

DN200PVC

PRIMARY ROAD SECONDARY ROAD ACESS ROAD WATER BODY

12 CHILDREN SECURITY PROBLEM

T H E W E AT H E R O F C H I T TA G O N G I S C H A R A C T E R I Z E D BY T R O P I C A L M O N S O O N CLIMATE. THE DRY AND COOL SEASON IS FROM NOVEMBER TO MARCH; PRE-MONSOON SEASON IS FROM APRIL TO MAY, WHICH IS VERY HOT. THE SUNNY AND THE MONSOON SEASON IS FROM JUNE TO AVERAGE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM OCTOBER, WHICH IS WARM, CLOUDY AND WET. TEMPERATURE OVER THE YEAR

9 UNWANTED PLANTINGS

6. MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY - MISS COMMUNICATION IN LAND AQREING - NOT WELL MAINTAINED DREDGEING - LACK OF PEOPLES’ PARTICIPATION

3. CONNECTIVITY

- HEAVY BAD SMELL & UNPLEASANT VIEW - SKIN & BRONCHIAL PROBLEM - USE OF SURFACE WATER CAUSE WATER BORNE DISEASE

1. DRAINAGE SYSTEM -ALTERNATE DRAINAGE LINE PARALLEL TO KHAL CAN BE PROVIDED FOR TOXIC & HARMFUL DISCHARGES WITH PROPER DRAINAGE HIERARCHY.

6. ECOSYSTEM -SELECTION OF AN APPROPRIATE GREEN BELT BETWEEN THE KHAL & PEDESTRIAN SIDEWALK AND FOCUSES ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM

2. STORM WATER DRAINAGE -THE KHAL SHOULD BE REVIVED AS NATURAL FRESH WATER. MOREOVER IT CAN BE USED AS STORM WATER RUNWAY.

7. RECREATION -FISHING ON KHAL & NEARBY PONDS & BOAT TRIP CAN BE PROVIDED AS RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY.

3. WASTE MANAGEMENT -CLOSE LID GARBAGE BINS SHOULD BE PLACED IN SELECTED LOCATIONS FOR BOTH DOMESTIC & KATCHA BAZAR 4. CONNECTIVITY -ALL ACCESS ROADS NEED TO BE CONNECTED TO THE SIDEWALK OF KHAL AND MAINTAIN A MINIMUM WIDTH OF 8 FEET FOR SIDEWALK.

3 BAHADDAR HAT

9

8 5 6

12

9. INFRASTRUCTURE - CONNECTING BRIDGES SHOULD BE IN SUCH A DESIGN TO PASS THE BOATS. 10. PEOPLES’ PARTICIPATION -ENSURING PEOPLES’ PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF KHAL & LAND AQUREING.

15.2%

8 TALL BUILDING AT BANK

12.9%

PAGE 27

9.85%

25 - 29

31.2%

25.5%

25.00% 20.00%

1-2 PERSON

41.45%

32%

3-4 PERSON 5-6 PERSON 7-8 PERSON

66.7%

15.00% 12.8%

12%

10.00%

9.5%

11.2%

10.8%

7.6%

2%

0.00%

2,566

15 - 19

1,448

11 - 14

2.8%

BETAL NUT

JUM

COCONUT

PAPAYA

KRISNACHURA

KAMRANGA

EUCALYPTUS

BANANA

CHATIM

JACKFRUIT

CHALTA

SONALU

KADAM

NEEM

MANGO

BOROI

SHEGUN

1,138 419

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

POPULATION (MALE+FEMALE)

4000

NOT ATTENDING ATTENDING

OTHER

EDUCATIONAL AGE DISTRIBUTION

SOURCE OF DRINKING WATER

%population

TAMARIND

447 2,522

3- 5

TUBEWELL

1,238

2,082

314 2,025

6 - 10

0

AGE GROUP

GENERAL HOUSEHOLD

TAP (WASA)

5.8%

5.00%

3,064 228

20 - 24

AGE GROUP DON’T WORK

0.1% 5.8%

12.6% MALE PACCA

50.1%

29.5% RENTED

SEMI-PACCA

WARD NO. 16

KACHA

1. CHAK BAZAR 2. CHANDANPURA 3. JOYNAGAR 4. KAPASHGOLA

JHUPRI

47.58%

FEMALE

52.42%

50.1%

33.7%

70.5%

SANITARY (WATER SEALED) SANITARY (NOWATER SEALED)

OWNED

LOOKING FOR WORK HOUSEHOLD

EMPLOYED

0

NON-SANITARY

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

EMPLOYMENT STATUS (7+ AGE)

HOUSING TENANCY

TYPE OF STRUCTURE (BAKALIA)

1600

MALE FEMALE

POPULATION

NONE

SANITATION

GENDER DISTRIBUTION

100% 90% 80% 70%

13.70% PACCA

31.2% 66.7%

TYPE OF STRUCTURE (KAPASHGOLA)

YES

MUSLIM

SEMI-PACCA

83.66%

HINDU

KACHA

BUDDHIST

JHUPRI

OTHER

RELIGIONS

98.95%

NO

60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10%

FEMALE

BOTH

74.8%

1.05%

2.56% 0.08%

3.4%

1.2% 1.1%

77.8%

7

THE TWO NEIGHBORHOOD CONSIST OF ABOUT A POPULATION OF 29,399 PEOPLE (CENCUS -2011) & A DENSITY OF 10,393 & 26,027 PEOPLE/SQ. KM ACCORDINGLY.

35.6% 71.45%

PLAN

- THE KHAL IS DESIGNED AS DRAINAGE IN 1995’S DETAIL AREA PLAN

16.7% MIXED USE (38) 4.1% COMMERCIAL (120) 12.9% RESIDENTIAL (141) 15.2% LOW CLASS RESIDENTIAL (617) 66% RELIGIOUS (8) 0.8% EDUCATIONAL (9) 0.9% HELTH (1) 0.1%

31.4%

- BAKALIA NAME DERIVED FROM ARABIC ‘BAKALLA’ MEANING ‘VEGETABLE GARDEN’ - BOATS ARE REACHABLE TILL 1991

14

VEGETATION

1.2%

30.00%

66%

35.2%

FACTS

AVERAGE WIND SPEED OVER THE YEAR

SOCIO-ECONOMY

UTILITY SERVICE

2.1%

WARD NO. 6

UTILITY SERVICES

ETHNIC - 4 IN ONE THOSAND DISABILITY - 8 IN ONE THOSAND 0.1% 4.1% 0.9% 0.8%

1. PASCHIM BAKALIA (PART) 2. PURBA SHOLA SHAHAR

ARBAN ALI ROAD

DEMOGRAPHY

8. WATER BUS ROUTE -THERE IS A MAJOR POSSIBILITY OF WATER BUS ROUTE FROM CHAK BAZAR TO AIRPORT OR MODHUNA GHAT.

BUILDING TYPE

13 MIXED USE COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL LOW CLASS RESIDENTIAL GRAVE YARD RELIGIOUS HEALTH EDUCATIONAL HERITAGE WATER BODY FIELD

LAND USE PATERN

TOTAL BUILDING 932

11

WATER BUS ROUTE

AVERAGE HUMIDITY OVER THE YEAR

PERCENTAGE

K B AMAN ALI ROAD

10

5. POCKET PARK -AT THE TURNINGS POCKET PARKS CAN BE FACILITATED & SOME PUBLIC ACTIVITY SHOULD BE ACCOMMODATED AT SELECTED LOCATIONS.

10 BROKEN BRIDGE

AVERAGE MONTHLY PRECIPITATION OVER THE YEAR

AGE GROUP

4. HEALTH

DRAINAGE LAYOUT

EMPLOYMENT

2

RECOMMENDATION

AVERAGE MONTHLY RAINY DAYS OVER THE YEAR

65+

- ACCESS ROADS ARE NOT CONNECTED TO SIDEWALK OF KHAL - NARROW SIDEWALK NEAR KHAL - PEDESTRIANS ARE OCCUPIED BY HAWKERS - ROAD WERE BLOCKED AT SOME PLACES - LACK OF SECURITY AT NEAR BY HOMES

DC ROAD

50-59

- OPEN GARBAGE BIN IN ROADS - GARBAGE DAMPING ON KHAL - DAMPING FROM KATCHA BAZAR

60-64

NO AGRICULTURAL WORK IS POSSIBLE LOW DISSOLVED OXYGEN pH IMBALANCE ,HIGH ALKALINITY PRESENCE OF TOXIC METAL& CHEMICALS ABSENCE OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM

GAS DISTRIBUTION

30-49

2. WASTE MANAGEMENT

-

WATER SUPPLY

CLIMATE

5. ECOSYSTEM

RUNWAY OF NON SEALED SANITARY LATRINE TOXIC CHEMICALS & BLACK COLOR WATER WATER CLOGGING IN HEAVY RAIN FREQUENT SILT SEDIMENTATION

SEWER LINE ROAD WATER BODY

DREDGING TRAY

25-29

5. DUMPING OF KATCHA BAZAR

-

10 BAR LINE 4 BAR LINE ROAD WATER BODY

WASA SUPPLY LINE ROAD WATER BODY

15-19

1. DRAINAGE SYSTEM

6. METAL FROM STEEL MILLS & WORKSHOPS

4

KHAZA ROAD

20-24

PROBLEMS

1. HOUSE WASTE 2. HOUSEHOLD WATER RUNWAY 3. NON SEALED SANITARY LATRINE 4. CHEMICALS FROM FACTORIES

FIRE SERVICE SUB- STATION HOSPITAL MARKET POLICE STATION RAIL STATION WASA TELEPHONE

RAHATTAR PUL

ACCESSIBILITY

POLLUTION SOURCES

2D

DN150PVC BAHADDAR HAT

0-04

ANDAR KILLA

1

A NARROW BRANCH CROSSING ARAKAN ROAD

05-09

CHAK BAZAR

16

INSUFFICIENT DRINKING WATER

CHAKTAI KHAL IS ONE OF THE MAJOR KHALS IN CHITTAGONG CITY CORPORATION AREA. IT WAS ORIGINATED FROM A HILL RUN OF RAHAMATGONJ, AT PRESENT EXISTS FROM BAHADDARHAT TO KARNAFULLY RIVER NEAR KARNAFULLY BRIDGE, & SOME BRANCHES MEET RAJAKHALI KHAL. DUE TO KARNAFULLY RIVER IT ACTS AS A NATURAL EBB TIDE KHAL.

AS A MULTI-PURPOSE ELEMENT OF THE URBAN FABRIC OF CHITTAGONG

15

15

6

HISTORIC BUILDING

4D

10-14

A REPORT ON CHAKTAI KHAL

16

8D

DC ROAD

PERCENTAGE

5

3 DREDGER FOR CLEANING GARBAGE DISCHARGE DREDGING PULLER AT TURNING LOCATION

level - 4 / term - 1

1 DHUNIR PUL & NEAR BY DUSTBIN

level - 4 / term - 1

1D

DN450GI

DN100PVC

0%

MALE

ILLITERATE LITERATE

PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY

PROVISION OF ELECTRICITY

PAGE 28

10

DESIGNING CHAKTAI KHAL AS A MULTI-PURPOUS ELEMENT OF THE URBAN FABRIC OF CHITTAGONG

8

4

7

10

3

9

2 MIXED USE

COMMERCIAL

RESTAURANT

FISHING POND

RESIDENTIAL

2. CHEMICAL ABSORBER (MIXTURE OF WOOD CHIPS & COAL )

Spirodela Polyrhiza

3. DUCKWEED TREATMENT (SERIES OF PATH CLEARS WATER BIOLOGICALLY)

WASTE WATER, CALLED THE INFLUENT, IS PUMPED FROM HOMES TO THE SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITY. THE WATER IS THEN CIRCULATES THROUGH A SERIES OF DUCKWEED LAGOONS , THAT CONTAIN MICRO ORGANISMS TO DEGRADE CONTAMINANTS PHARMACEUTICALS, PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS. THEN THE WATER DISCHARGED INTO A CREEK OR OTHER WATER BODY.

4

HISTORIC CHARACTER 1. SULTANI & COLONIAL INFLUENCE 2. STRONG GEOMETRIC PATTERN 3. TRUE ARCH, CORBELLED ARCH 4. BRICK MASONRY WORK 5. BOTH RIBBON & COLUMNAR FACADE 6. PERFORATED WALLS, RAILINGS, BALLUSTRAED & SHADINGS 7. PERIPHERAL CIRCULATION THROUGH CORRIDOR.

3

5

CHALK BAZAR MORE

GREEN MARKET

MIXED USE

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

8

VIEW OF BADURTOLA MAZAR BRIDGE

VIEW FROM GHAT AT FRONT PLAZA

RESTAURANT SEATING BESIDE KHAL

PEDESTRIAN SEATING

VIEW OF VEGETABLE MARKET

WATER BUS STOPPAGE

HIGH CLASS RESTAURANT

PROPOSED BRIDGE VIEW

OUTDOOR SEATING NEAR CIRCULAR BLDG.

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE VIEW

VIEW OF RESTAURANT

DHUNIR PUL BRIDGE VIEW

9

MIXED USE

POCKET PARK

CENTRAL PARK

6

11

PAGE 29

DUCKWEED

3

CONCEPTUAL SKETCH OF THEATER

UTILITY SHOP

RESIDENTIAL MOSQUE

COMMUNITY CENTRE

SHOPPING COMPLEX

5

(SOLID SUSPENED PARTS)

level - 4/ term - 1

2 6

11

level - 4 / term - 1

1

SHOPPING COMPLEX

WATER TREATMENT PLANT 1. CLEANING SPIKE BELT

1

PLAZA & THEATRE

10

SECTION

PAGE 30

AT PINK CITY IN CHITTAGONG

64.8

63.4

11 level - 4/ term - 2

HOUSING

level - 4 / term - 2

11

115.8

114.4

21 JUNE 22 DECEMBER

UNIT TYPE: C

UNIT TYPE: B

ACCESS SUN ANGLE LATITUDE : 22 27’ ALTITUDE : 91 58’

AIR MOVEMENT

PAGE 31

SOLAR INCLINATION

LOCATION : PINK CITY (PAHARTOLI, RAOZAN)

MONTH

6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 pm pm pm pm pm pm pm pm am am am am am am

JUNE

10

22.5 39.5 52.5 65.5

80

DECEMBER

-2.9

10.3 20.1 32.2

44.9 45.6 41.9

40

88.2 72.3

60.7 44.8 30.6 17.9 33

24.6 11.3 .9

5.6

-1.7

-14

-22.3

UNIT TYPE: A

PAGE 32

RAIN WATER HARVESTING

SECTION : TYPE A, 3 BED

11 level - 4/ term - 2

level - 4 / term - 2

11

SCHOOL & FIELD

ACCESS ROAD (SOFT PAVE)

SCHOOL

PRIMARY ROAD

MOSQUE

BAZAR & COMMERCIAL

ECO PAVEMENT

SECTION : TYPE B, 2 BED SOLAR ENERGY

SECTION : TYPE C, 1 BED

PAGE 33

SECTION : TYPE C, 1 BED

PAGE 34

12 level - 5/ term - 1

AT INANI BEACH, COXS’ BAZAR

level - 5/ term - 1

DESIGN OF A FIVE STAR HOTEL

12

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

PRESIDENTIAL

PAGE 35

ROYAL FAMILY

FAMILY

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

DELUX

EXECUTIVE

ECONOMY

PAGE 36

12 level - 5/ term - 1

level - 5/ term - 1

12

WEST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

SECTION

PAGE 37

PAGE 38

13

13

PASSIVE STRATEGY

DESIGN OF A COMMERCIAL HIGH-RISE IN CHITTAGONG, BD

level - 5/ term - 2

RE

THINKING PASSIVE STRATEGIES:

level - 5 / term - 2

LIGHT TRAVEL DISTANT

H 2H LIGHT TRAVEL DISTANT

H 4H

VENTILATION RANGE WITHOUT PARTITION

'PASSIVE DESIGN STRATEGY' IS DESIGN THAT TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE CLIMATE TO MAINTAIN A COMFORTABLE TEMPERATURE RANGE IN THE HOME. PASSIVE DESIGN REDUCES OR ELIMINATES THE NEED FOR AUXILIARY HEATING OR COOLING, WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR ABOUT 55-60% (OR MUCH MORE IN SOME CLIMATES) OF ENERGY USE IN THE AVERAGE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS IN BANGLADESH.

H

METHODOLOGY LITERATURE REVIEW

SURVEY

FINDINGS

SITE

5H INLET - OUTLET RATIO OF A FACADE

PRE- DESIGN CONSIDERATION

RULE OF THUMB

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

REDUCTION

PRODUCTION

PASSIVE STRATEGY

DAYLIGHTING

SCHEMATIC DESIGN ANALYSIS

NATURAL VENTILATION

RESULT

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

PAGE 39

THESIS PROJECT

SURFACE PROPERTIES

PAGE 40

level - 5 / term - 2

13

INSPIRATION

IN NATURE

level - 5 / term - 2

VENTILATION SYSTEMS 13

CLIMATIC ADAPTATION

ONE SIDED

BREATHING OF A LEAF

CROSS SECTION OF MONOCOT PLANT

CROSS VENTILATION

``A Building Like a Tree A City Like a Forest``

VASCULAR TUBE ARRANGEMENTS ACCORDING TO PHYSIOLOGICAL NEED

DOUBLE SKIN

"To introduce the sun is the new and most imperative duty of the architect."

---Le Corbusier, The Athens Charter SUN

ATRIUM (WITH AIR DRAFT)

AIR TRANSFORMATION OF VARANDAH

TRANSFORMATION OF COURT YARD

TRANSFORMATION OF COURT YARD TO ATRIUM

SOIL WATER CROSS SECTION OF DICOT PLANT SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PHILOSOPHY

PAGE 41

PAGE 42

level - 5 / term - 2

GLOBAL WARMING & ENERGY CRISIS

13 level - 5/ term - 2

13

Source: Second National Communication of Bangladesh to Source:Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDC) September, 2015-

Ministry of

the United Nations Framework Convention on climate change

Environment and Forests (MOEF) Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh

PAGE 43

PAGE 44

13

SURVEY

13 BUILDING TYPE

PLAN

SCHEMATIC SECTION

ORIENTATION

MAJOR MATERIALS

DAYLIGHT INDOOR TEMPERATURE LEVEL

( º C)

( lux)

AIR SPEED

( m/s)

SL

level - 5/ term - 2

level - 5 / term - 2

VERTICAL FIN

~ 50’

SOUTH

NORTH

CONCRETE, BRICK, GLASS

27

280

.75

INSTRUMENT NAME

~ 90’

1

VENTILATION

REED RX-105

02

REYTEK MINI

IMAGE

MEASURING DAYLIGHT FLUOROSCENT LIGHT INTENSITY IN LUX

CONCRETE, BRICK, 60 % GLASS

~ 100’

WEST

2

01

USE

32

300

.1

CONCRETE, 80 % GLASS

31.5

385

.45

CONCRETE, 55 % GLASS

32

340

.20

EAST

~ 60’

~ 75’

~ 175’

NORTH

SOUTH

NORTH

SOUTH

THERMOMETER GUN WITH LEASER SIGHTING

MEASURING TEMPERATURE

3 ~ 70’

~ 130’

Velocicalc 03

4

WEST

EAST

NORTH

SOUTH

~ 45’

CONCRETE, 50 % GLASS

28

CONCRETE, BRICK, 60 % GLASS

27

350

.50

CONCRETE, BRICK, 40 % GLASS

27.5

315

.70

CONCRETE, BRICK, 50 % GLASS

30

305

.15

310

.20

INSTRUMENT LIST

~ 130’ SOUTH

NORTH

5

SOUTH

NORTH

~ 45’ WEST

~ 110’

TSI- 9515

MEASURING AIR SPEED

SOUTH

NORTH

6

EAST

WEST

~75’

7

~ 50’ WEST - VEGETATION TREATMENT

WEST

EAST

WEST

EAST

~90’

8

~ 75’ SOUTH

PAGE 45

SOUTH

PAGE 46

level - 5 / term - 2

13 level - 5/ term - 2

13

STANDARDS

STANDARDS (BNBC 2015)

VENTILATION

LIGHTING

MINIMUM ELECTRIC LOAD DENSITY (BNBC 2015) NATURAL VENTILATION - 28 W/SQM AIR CONDITIONED - 75W/SQM MAXIMUM LIGHTING LOAD - 9 W/SQM (FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDING )

ENVELOPE

ENERGY USE IN COMMERCIAL BLDG

In a typical high-rise office building, the following consumption of electricity is often found.

AIR- CONDITIONING

40 W/sq m

55%

LIGHTING

18

25%

OTHERS (LIFTS, APPLIANCES, ETC)

15

20%

73 W/sq m

100

REF : The Skyscraper, bio-climatically considered by Ken Yeang / Page -208

PAGE 47

PAGE 48

No of Parking Allowable built Area

per person (m²)

DESCRIPTION

1.7

1.7/ 120

204

STAFF

0.7 : 1 (room)

0.7/ 120

84

685/ 3*2

114

15751/ 10

1575

RESTAURANT

3

OFFICE

10

TOTAL TOWER POPULATION

ZONE

OCCUPANT

GUEST ROOM

DETAILS

AREA

GRAND LOBBY

PROGRAM

50000 * 25%

5000

FIRST TRACK

1500

1977

12000

12000

BANQUET HALL

500 seat * 40

20000

GUEST ROOM

60 * 350

21000

30* 450

13500

LUXARY

30 * 550

16500

RECEPTION

HOTEL

SEA COM GROUP OFFICE ZONE

63,240

ECONOMY

AMENITIES

SKY VIEW RESTAURANT

120 nos

DELUX

CIRCULATION

ENERGY DEMAND NATURAL VENTILATION - 32000* 28 = 896 kW/h AIR CONDITIONED - 32000* 75 = 2400 kW/h

8000

BUSINESS CENTRE

46,500

POPULATION ESTIMATION

51000 * 25%

12240

51000 * 30%

15300

2500

2500

ALL DAY DINE

20

COFFEE / BAR

800 seat * 20

1000

GYM/ SALOON

2 * 7500

3000

SITE LOCATION : 22.33 N, 98.85 E PLACE : SHAH AMANAT BRIDGE MORE, ASADGONG CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH SHAH AMANAT MORE

TOWARDS SHAH AMANAT BRIDGE

RAJAKHALI KHAL

5000

INDOOR GAMES

30 stall * 800

RESTAURANT

800 seat * 20

1500

SERVICE

51000 * 40%

20,400

SEA COM GROUP OFFICE

16500*3

IMAM GROUP OFFICE

16500*3

RENTABLE OFFICE SPACE

16500*6

IMAM GROUP OFFICE ZONE

13

1500

10000

BANK

PODIUM

13

level - 5/ term - 2

: 35052 sq ft ( 0.8 Acre) : 3,73,340 sft : F1, A5 ( commercial) : Sea Com Group & Imam Group : Shah Amanat Bridge Node, Asadgong, Chittagong : 160 : 160*200= 32000 sq M

HOTEL

Site Area Total Programe Volume Project Category Client Location

AREA

FUNCTION

level - 5 / term - 2

PROGRAM ANALYSIS

2000

98,940 GUEST ROOM

RESTAURANT

OFFICE RESTAURANT

1,98,000

RESTAURANT

BASEMENT

SEA COM GROUP OFFICE ZONE

ALL DAY DINE STORAGE

TREATMENT PLANT

RENTABLE OFFICE SPACE

ADMINIATRATION

MECHANICAL FLOOR

GUEST ROOM

BANQUET HALL

FAST TRACK BOOTH

KITCHEN

ELEVATOR ESTIMATION

SERVICE

BANK

LOBBY

PODIUM CIRCULATION

GRAND LOBBY

AMENITIES

BANQUET HALL

CORE

BUSINESS CENTRE

RAMP TO BASEMENT

PARKING LOCKER & SHOWER POWER GEN.

LOBBY

BANK

POWER GEN.

PAGE 49

FIRST TRACK

SERVICE DOCK

PARKING PARKING

OCCUPANCY TYPE

: OFFICE , HOTEL

CAR CAPACITY

: 3000 lb (1400kg) - 23 person

CAR DIMENSION

: 7’0” * 5’6”

LIFT WELL DIMENSION : 8’4” * 7’5” HEIGHT RANGE CAR SPEED

SERVICE DROP OFF/ ENTRY

29900 3,73,340

PROGRAM VOLUME

BUSINESS CENTRE

FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM

2500

GRAND TOTAL

RECEPTION HOTEL LOBBY

SITE ( PRESENT CONDITION )

1000

rain water reserver

POWER MANAGEMENT

CORE

CAFÉ KITCHEN

CORE

26,400

IMAM GROUP OFFICE ZONE

CORE

STAFF LOUNGE

160 nos * 165

CAR PARKING

GYM SALOON

LOBBY

3,43,440

TOTAL

INDOOR GAMES

STAFF MANAGEMENT

49500 99,000

RENTABLE OFFICE SPACE

BUSINESS CENTRE

LINEN & MAINTENANCE

49500

TREATMENT PLANT

VERTICAL SCHEMATIC ZONING

FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHT 5 Minute Handling Capacity INTERVAL AVG. ROUND TRIP TIME

5 Minute Handling Capacity of each CAR : H = 300 P = 300 *23 = 40.58 RT 170

5 Minute Percent Handling Capacity :

: 86-115 m : 3.15m/s (700 fpm) 4.0 m/s (800 fpm) : 12’ 0” : 12 % of total population : OFFICE - 15 - 29 sec HOTEL - 50 - 70 sec : 170 sec (ref- page:1405)

PHC :

1977 * 12% = 237 person

TOWARDS KOTOWALI

CAR Number in Lobby : N = PHC H

=

237 40.58

= 5.84( 6)

INTERVAL : I=

RT N

=

170 6

= 28.33sec

PAGE 50

13

SITE ANALYSIS

level - 5/ term - 2

Chittagong Climate & Temperature

13 level - 5 / term - 2

CLIMATIC ANALYSIS

Record Speed : 7 November-13 November: The 1970 Bhola cyclone Maximum Wind: 222 km/h https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bangladesh_tropical_cyclones

ANNUAL WIND ROSE

CYCLONE WIND TRACK

WINTER WIND

CYCLONE WIND

RIVER WIND

PAGE 51

SUMMER WIND

PAGE 52

13

DAY LIGHT LEVEL

13 FORM

2250 2000

1250

GAIN COMPARISON

500 250

COOLING LOAD

0

LOWEST VALUE

Outdoor Temperature Range Vs External heat gain 24°- 32° * 12-42W/m²

3500 3000 2500

1784 Wh/m²

SUNLIGHT HRS.

846.71 lux

NORTH

4000

2272 Wh/m²

1995 Wh/m²

300 Wh/m²

2000 1500 1000 500

AVG. DAILY RADIATION ( Wh/m² )

Result : Very Good Good Moderate Low

WEST

5.71 Hrs

9.42 Hrs

1220 Wh/m²

2265 Wh/m²

6.01 Hrs

3.16 Hrs

1640 Wh/m²

Hrs 12

24°- 32° * 12-72W/m²

4

AVG. DAILY RADIATION ( Wh/m² )

6 AVG. DAILY RADIATION ( Wh/m² )

0 6 12

8.29 Hrs

5.20 Hrs

2

30 2053 lux

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

23°- 32° * 12-65W/m²

Result : Very Good

Good

Moderate

DEC

2149 Wh/m²

2700 Wh/m²

1904 Wh/m²

5.79 Hrs

8.28 Hrs

6.18 Hrs

1498 Wh/m²

SOUTH

WEST

WEST

WEST

NORTH

1119 Wh/m²

2141 Wh/m²

1751 Wh/m²

3.69 Hrs

948 Wh/m²

% 80

Potential Heat Gain on Envelope

70 60 50 40 30 20 10

EAST

Result : Very Good Good Moderate Low

Low

5.92 Hrs

PAGE 53

EAST

Result : Very Good Good Moderate Low

(Hrs )

18 24

AVG. SUN LIGHT HOURS

6

Avg.Daily Heat Gain/ Percentage Exposure

1809.63 lux

MONTHLY COOLING LOAD DUE TO EXTERNAL HEAT GAIN

NORTH

(Hrs )

12 MW

SUNLIGHT HRS.

22.5°- 33° * 12-80W/m²

WEST

* For CIRCLE it represents the 4 cardinal peak values. Circle shows a gradiation of radiations on vertical surfaces.

8

0

1876.98 lux

SOUTH

10

5.16 Hrs Result : Very Good Good Moderate Low

EAST

Result : Very Good Good Moderate Low

(Hrs )

LIGHT LEVEL

750

SOUTH

4500

SUNLIGHT HRS.

FORM

1000

EAST

Wh/m² 5000

(Hrs )

1500

level - 5/ term - 2

level - 5 / term - 2

1750

FIRST PHASE: PRIMARY MASSING

AVG. DAILY RADIATION

AVG. DAILY RADIATION ( Wh/m² )

2500

SUNLIGHT HRS.

ANALYTICAL PHASE

9.6 Hrs

6.0 hrs

SOUTH

* For CIRCLE it represents the 4 cardinal peak values. Circle shows a gradiation of radiations on vertical surfaces.

2.1 Hrs

PAGE 54

13

Massing Matrix 50 45

Parameters

40

Outdoor Temperature Range for max. external heat gain Cooling Load due to external heat gain

Good

Low

Moderate

Low

Very Good

Very Good

Moderate

WIDTH OF FORM

Day Lighting

35

Good

30 25 20

Table- MASSING FORMATION DAY LIGHT CODE

( Lux)

FORM ( 50% opening to exterior)

MAX. AVG. MIN. 1000

A

THERMAL COMFORT ( º C)

MAX.

Good

Low

Very Good

DAY LIGHT LEVEL

10

Moderate

Lux 2.1

Very Good

Moderate

2.4

2.7

3.0 3.3 3.6 3.9 Floor to Floor Height (m)

4.2

4.5

1600

Good

Low

B

1800

4.8

1400

SURFACE HEAT GAIN ( AVG. HOURLY RADIATION - Wh/m²)

AVG. MIN.

SOUTH

EAST

WEST

NORTH

30.0

417

3.1

100

16.89

15

5

Avg. daily Radiation over the year

SECOND PHASE: SECONDARY MASSING

level - 5/ term - 2

level - 5 / term - 2

55

Form

13

1500

12.0

703

6.95

150

3.0

166

204

213

94

203

240

205

108

174

232

207

115

174

230

207

107

203

241

207

109

218

230

207

119

158

239

194

107

1200

Very Good

Moderate

8’0” / 2.4 m

800

WIDTH VS HEIGHT

Table- FORM Width vs Floor to Floor Height FORM

1200

1000

Good

Low

C

600 400

9’0” / 2.7 m

10’0” / 3.0 m

11’0” / 3.3 m

12’0” / 3.6 m

13’0” / 3.9 m

14’0” / 4.2 m

15’0” / 4.5 m

120

2500

0

A

B

C

LOWEST AVERAGE 35 m

13.30

11.60

14.75

16.18

13.28

13.71

13.88

535

200 D

E

F

G

D

Result : G (with 260 lux near 300 lux)

14.23

1028 100

2700

30 m

15.54

21.11

22.29

23.70

25.36

26.88

28.40

E

29.56

%

Heat Gain on Envelope

250 16.75

30 m

25 m

18.23

18.33

18.41

18.49

200

10.29

20.50

18.49

18.79

19.34

23.29

23.95

23.44

F

175 150

G

50 26.36

23.48

22.73

23.32

24.22

25.36

26.35

A

26.80

14 m

25.97

28.34

30.16

32.46

34.36

35.83

B

C

D

E

F

27.46

EAST

PAGE 55

37.62

200

3.0 32.0

1210

30.7

200

12.0

3000

100

a’

20 m

6.95

125 75

a

15.0

1262

3000

225

18.98 Avg. Hourly Heat Gain

Potential Heat gain

SOUTH

WEST

NORTH

28.0

1586

16.0

270

10.0

G

PAGE 56

full attrium void from side (glass facade)

Simulation

lowest floor

SHADING DESIGN

SUN ANGLE AT NOON

INCREASED DIFFUSED LIGHT DUE TO SOLAR CHIMNEY

INCREASED STACK EFFECT DUE TO SOLAR CHIMNEY

SOUTH

PAGE 57

ATRIUM

NORTH

21 DECEMBER

(glass facade)

full attrium void from side

ATRIUM

21 MARCH

full attrium

small bottom attrium (glass facade)

13

21 APRIL

full attrium

small bottom attrium

13

level - 5/ term - 2

Feature

Table- Attrium Light Simulation

level - 5 / term - 2

THIRD PHASE: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

PAGE 58

13 level - 5 / term - 2

ORIENTATION

13 level - 5/ term - 2

FEATURES

WATER TUBE WATER AS HEAT ABSORBER DUE TO HIGH SPECIFIC HEAT

HEAT EXCHANGER

2016 WINDOW OPENING TREATMENT FOR COOLER AIR VENTILATION

PAGE 59

WIND SIMULATION THROUGH CROSS SECTION TESTING SPEED: 80m/s

SITE PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PAGE 60

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

13 level - 5/ term - 2

level - 5 / term - 2

13

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

SLAB PROFILE

PAGE 61

BASEMENT-1

TYPICAL OFFICE FLOOR PLAN

SECTION AA’

SECTION BB’

PAGE 62

13 level - 5/ term - 2

level - 5 / term - 2

13

VIEW FROM MARINE DRIVE ROAD

ARIEL VIEW

EAST ELEVATION

PAGE 63

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

SCREENING 3D VIEW

APPROACH

PAGE 64

TION SUN

PAT HM

ODE

SU N

PA TH

M

OD E

L

L

13 level - 5/ term - 2

DETAIL SEC

level - 5 / term - 2

13

N

DY PA NE L

DE SIG

DE

M

TP AN

TE XT

EN

EL

PAGE 65

CO N

LO P

ST U

VE

MODEL IMAGES

PAGE 66

MEDIA CHARCOAL

14

SCULPTURE AND EXPRESSION OF SHADOWS

creative works

creative works

14

MEDIA CHARCOAL

BIRD’S NEST

MEDIA POSTER COLOR

PAGE 67

PAGE 68

14

SCULPTURE- CUBOID LOOP

creative works

creative works

14

THE ART O F A

PAPER MASK

PAGE 69

PAGE 70

PAGE 71

15 competition entry

15 competition entry

AN ABODE AGAINST ALL ELEMENTS

PAGE 72