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BENGAL INSTITUTE WORKS The Bengal Institute for Architecture, Landscapes and Settlements is a unique, multi-disciplinary forum for the study and design of the environment. As a place for advancing the understanding of the lived environment, the Bengal Institute presents a platform for developing ideas to improve the qualities of architecture, landscapes, cities and settlements in Bangladesh. In generating a critical, creative and humanistic dialogue, the Institute applies an integrated approach to the study and rearrangement of the environment. Innovative transdisciplinary programs of the Institute integrate architectural and design research, investigation of cities and settlements, and the study of larger regions and landscapes. ACADEMIC PROGRAM With the intention of creating an inter-disciplinary, postgraduate educational development in architecture, urban design, landscape design, and settlement studies in Bangladesh, Bengal Institute's Academic Program was launched in August, 2015. Structured around seminars, lecture series, and workshop styled design studios, the Academic Program offers monthly sessions in Spring and Fall Sequences that are open to anyone with an interest in the study and rearrangement of the environment. Faculty with national and international repute conducts the activities of the program. RESEARCH AND DESIGN PROGRAM The Research and Design Program is dedicated to the study, design and planning of cities, settlements and landscapes. With the aim of facilitating the planned physical future of Bangladesh along with socio-economic development, the Program operates at various scales, from the regional to the small neighborhood. The research and design focus of the program includes regional contexts, small towns, public space, public transport, high density livability, hydrological dynamics, landscape forms and settlement patterns. -
Annual Report 20072007
Annual Report 20072007 BRAC UNIVERSITY BRAC University BRAC University ANNUAL REPORT 2007 Dhaka Bangladesh Editorial Committee Ms. Tabassum Zaman Ms. Farzana Rahman Copyright © 2008 BRAC University May 2008 Publisher: BRAC University 66 Mohakhali, Dhaka 1212 Bangladesh Telephone: 882 4051-4 (PABX) Fax: 881 0383 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.bracu.ac.bd Layout & Illustration: Md. Shahidul Islam Photograph: BRAC University Photography Club (BUPC) Coordinator: Obaidullah Al-Zakir Printed by ColorView Ltd., Ga-20, Mohakhali, Dhaka-1212 Table of Contents Message from the President, Governing Board 5 Message from the Vice Chancellor 7 Governance Governing Board 9 Academic Council 10 Introduction to BRAC University 11 Seventh Year of BRAC University 13 Academic Progress 19 Partners in Education 20 Departments Department of Architecture 21 Department of Computer Sciences and Engineering 27 Department of English and Humanities 29 Department of Economics and Social Sciences 33 Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences 35 Schools BRAC Business School 40 School of Law 41 James P. Grant School of Public Health 44 Institutes and Programs Institute of Educational Development 53 Institute of Governance Studies 56 Postgraduate Programs in Disaster Management 59 EL-Pro 61 Development Studies Program 62 Student Affairs Clubs and Forums 65 School and College Visits 67 Residential Semester 68 Career Services Office 70 Financial Assistance 72 Facilities for Learning 73 Annex-A : List of Faculty Members 81 Annex-B : Administration and Management 86 Annex-C : Independent Auditors’ Report 88 BRAC University Annual Report 2007 5 BRAC UNIVERSITY BRAC UNIVERSITY Message from the President Governing Board of BRAC University Only seven years ago, BRAC University started with just three departments and around 80 students, with the aim of bringing about positive change through the creation of a center of excellence in higher education that is responsive to the evolving needs of society. -
BENGAL STREAM Die Vibrierende Architekturszene Von Bangladesch
INFORMATION – 5. Juni 2019 / Frankfurt am Main BENGAL STREAM Die vibrierende Architekturszene von Bangladesch 7. Juni 2019 – 20. Oktober 2019 im Deutschen Architekturmuseum (DAM) Schaumainkai 43, Frankfurt am Main AUSSTELLUNGSERÖFFNUNG: Donnerstag, 6. Juni 2019, 19 Uhr PRESSEKONFERENZ: Mittwoch, 5. Juni 2019, 11 Uhr FÜHRUNGEN: jeweils samstags und sonntags um 15 Uhr ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN: Di, Do — So 11 — 18 Uhr \ Mi 11 — 20 Uhr \ Mo geschlossen SOS Youth Village and Vocational Centre; Mirpur, Dhaka; Architect: C.A.P.E \ Raziul Ahsan © Iwan Baan ÜBER DIE AUSSTELLUNG 2 BENGALISCHER STROM – VIBRIERENDE ARCHITEKTURSZENE IN BANGLADESCH 3 AUSGEWÄHLTE PROJEKTE 6 BEGLEITPROGRAMM 11 PUBLIKATION / IMPRESSUM 12 VORSCHAU / KONTAKT 14 PRESSEINFORMATION Seite 1 Bengal Stream – Die vibrierende Architekturszene von Bangladesch Frankfurt am Main, 05.06.2019 BANGLADESCHS ARCHITEKTURLANDSCHAFT IST MASALA (BENGAL. মাসালা) – EIN BERAUSCHENDES MITEINANDER DER KONTRASTE. Eine Ausstellung des S AM Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Bengal Institute for Architecture, Landscapes and Settlements, Dhaka. Kuratiert von Niklaus Graber, Andreas Ruby und Viviane Ehrensberger. Nur wenige von uns dürften mit den aktuellen architektonischen Entwicklungen im tropischen Deltagebiet Bangladeschs vertraut sein. Auf der architektonischen Weltkarte war diese mit kulturellem und landschaftlichem Reichtum gesegnete Region bislang kaum präsent, ein Umstand der sich in naher Zukunft dank herausragender Werke einer vibrierenden Architekturbewegung ändern dürfte. -
Bengal Stream the Vibrant Architecture Scene of Bangladesh
Bengal The Vibrant Stream Architecture Scene of Bangladesh 2 3 12 13 The Vibrant Architecture Scene of Bangladesh Andreas Ruby The fact that the Swiss Architecture Museum is had studied architecture at Yale in the US in the ’50s producing the first major exhibition on contempo and ’60s with Paul Rudolph among his professors. rary architecture from Bangladesh ever shown out Coming back to East Pakistan (which was to become side the country begs a question or two. Such as: Bangladesh only in 1971), he reread the traditional Why Bangladesh, of all places? And what makes ar Bengal building culture through the lens of West chitecture from Bangladesh particularly relevant ern modernism and construed a unique blend of to be shown in Switzerland, or in the Western world both Eastern and Western approaches to space. in general? When Dacca needed a new Assembly Building in A lot, actually. Bangladesh is not as far away 1962, he would have been ideally placed to design as it seems. You may even wear a piece of clothing it. Committed to enhancing the process of cultur produced in Bangladesh as you read this, since Ban al crossproliferation, he however proposed to ap gladesh is the world’s second largest exporter of proach an international architect of renown to do Western clothing brands. But for a long time the the job. Kahn was elated to be chosen and immedi only moments we heard about architecture in Ban ately embraced the history of architecture of the gladesh was when one of its textile factories tragic Bengal region. -
Bengal Stream
EN emergence modernism Bengal Stream Bangladesh, blessed with cultural and sce- Bangladesh’s contemporary architecture The exhibition does not present a romanti- nic riches, has so far barely been present on movement follows in the footsteps of the cally glorified view of Bangladesh’s architec- the architectural world map, but that may grand master Muzharul Islam (1923-2012), tural development; instead, this exhibition change in the near future, due to excellent whose original drawings are exhibited has arisen from a wish to learn more about works emerging from a vibrant architec- here for the first time outside his home the architectural approach to substantial ture movement. country. Muzharul Islam strived to medi- questions: What does it take to allow good The output of this Bengal Stream is not ate between tradition and the modern, architectural spaces to emerge? What mate- just highly controversial in a spatial and while absorbing the local and the interna- rials make sense where and for which pur- architectural sense, it also bears witness tional to equal extents in his architecture. poses? How can these have an effect? How to the high societal relevance of architec- lt was in keeping with his persona! under- can natural illumination and ventilation pro- ture as a discipline. Via local action, care- standing of intercultural dialogue to bring vide added value, not just in an economic fully developed from the country’s specific western protagonists to his homeland for sense, but also in terms of design? Here, it history and geography, current trends in important construction projects, such as becomes clear that pioneering architecture Bangladesh are taking on global signifi- his teacher Paul Rudolph and his college is based on universally valid architectural cance. -
Issue 06/21EC
INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS BANGLADESH 02 ISSUE 6/21EC/JUL 2016 Earthquake and Architecture IAB Lecture Series event titled ‘Earthquake and Architecture’ was arranged on 23rd April 2016 at 5.00pm on the eve of first anniversary of Nepal quake. The speakers were Dr. Engr. Ali Akbar Mollick, Ar. Prajwal Hada [from Kathmandu on video] and Ar. Khondaker Hasibul Kabir. Ali Akbar Mollick received Master and Doctor of Engineering degrees on Building Structures Subject to Seismic Force in 1987 and 1990 respectively from The University of Hiroshima, Japan. He is an Assistant Professor at Civil Engineering Department of Rajshahi Engineering College until 1983, worked as a Research Engineer at Technical Research Institute of Fujita Corporation, Japan from 1990 to1999. Since then he is working as a structural engineering consultant for JICA, ADB, WB and MCC funded projects. Dr. Mollick writes especially on earthquake related topics in the Dhaka dailies to promote awareness and preparedness on earthquake to the people of Bangladesh. Ar. Prajwal Hada is active in Architecture, interior design, Landscape, LECTURE SERIES LECTURE Conservation as well as in Teaching. His work includes several awards winning projects, including the Civil Mall in Nepal. He received Master degree in urban planning from Institute of Engineering, Nepal in 2011, and Bachelor in Architecture from BUET, Dhaka in 2001. After the earthquake of Nepal, he has made presentations nationally and internationally about his studies and findings on the earthquake. He is voluntarily working to reconstruct school buildings in Nepal. The Oldest School of Nepal is one of them, which is also important for architectural conservation. -
BRAC University Bulletin
BRAC University Bulletin 2012/august Architecture Updates Faculty designed and built a house with a family in Ladakh, India Khondaker Hasibul Kabir, senior lecturer, Department of Architecture, designed and constructed a house in Ladakh, India, in May-June, 2012. Ladakh is a cold desert where temperature can go down to -30 degree C in winter. Kabir stayed two months with a traditional Ladakhi family in a village named Shey by the Indus River. The family members needed to build a house for them to use it mainly during winter. They wanted Kabir's help as an architect. He surveyed the local building techniques and building materials and developed design options with the help of family members and local builders. The final proposal was an improvement upon the local construction technology and space organization using the same building materials and keeping the family's budget in mind. Building materials were stone for foundation, mud blocks for walls, timber for roof and door and window frames, and glass for window infill. With the help of local masons and carpenters he finished the construction of the lower floor of the two-storied house. The upper floor will be constructed by the family during summer of the following year. During his stay in the village Kabir also helped developing a green house and planting in a local school campus (Druk Lotus White School) with the students, teachers and volunteers. Critique Week Generally, the last week of the term is scheduled for the final Critiques of the design studios. Final Critiques of design works of freshmen through final year were held this term from August 07 to August 13, 2012. -
IAB Newsletter ISSUE 3/21EC/OCT 2015 (PERIOD: JULY - SEPTEMBER 2015)
IAB newsletter ISSUE 3/21EC/OCT 2015 (PERIOD: JULY - SEPTEMBER 2015) arcasia INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS BANGLADESH 02 ISSUE 3/21EC/OCT 2015 Ar. Bashirul Huq Sharing Stories with the Young Eminent architect Bashirul Huq shared experiences and anecdotes from his architectural journey with a mostly young audience at the IAB Lecture Series event held on Thursday, 20th August 2015. The event was titled 'Ar. Bashirul Huq : Sharing Stories with the Young'. Ar. Bashirul Huq started with the stories of his childhood, his studies in Dhaka college and initial days of architecture education in the National College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan. He talked about how he ended up studying and working in United States being patronized and somewhat financially assisted by the prominent structural engineer Fazlur Rahman Khan. His refusal to work in US to establish own practice in Dhaka was inspirational for young graduates. The IAB LECTURE SERIES IAB LECTURE architect’s friendly discussion on his initial commissions and setting up of his first office sorted - inspired the audience. Form the stories, Ar. Bashirul Huq moved to discuss some of his projects explaining how he perceives a project from beginning to end considering its context to the foremost. A number of projects including his own residence portrayed his sensitivity to nature, respect to culture and inclination to sustainability. He presented his Chittagong University Ain (law) Bhaban, a recent project in detail explaining how the contour was respected and utilized in the site which is just a kilometer away from Architect Muzharul Islam’s iconic Chittagong University complex. The project reflects his ideological stance on environment responsive architecture.