- Location: Dhaka
- Area: 6800 Sqm
- Year: 2019
- Lead: Studio Morphogenesis Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
Step into a world of architectural ingenuity as the latest triumph of office intervention 2019, a national design contest kicked off the creation of the IDCOL Head
Office in Dhaka, Bangladesh. As part of Studio Morphogenesis Ltd., I contributed to crafting a space that balanced practicality, eco-friendliness, and style. Our careful attention to detail and eco-friendly ideas won us the respected LEED Gold certification, showing our commitment to being environmentally responsible.
As a key team member, I helped shape our entry’s look, choosing a simple black and white style that impressed the judges. Winning the contest was the result of our team’s hard work and dedication. Now, we’re busy getting detailed plans ready for construction, laying the groundwork for a building that’s both modern and environmentally friendly. Approaching from the west end of the road, one can feel the verticality of the
structure, the slenderness of the form. Oone can enjoy the entrance through the lobby and the controlled reception area to maintain a secured circulation. Multipurpose hall situated nearest to the ground for easy access. The interactive spaces like the dining, gym and the play rooms are placed in between the main office floors for creating a walking community inside the office. The majority of the work force are concentrated around this common functional spaces.r design unfolds in Square Group’s Dhaka office. Meticulously crafted by a talented team, the visionary workspace breaks free from convention, embracing innovation and community values at its core. With an open and collaborative layout that encourages seamless communication, the office cultivates an environment of productivity and creativity.
Abundant natural light cascades through strategically positioned windows, accompanied by lush indoor green spaces that invigorate and elevate well-being. Through a masterful fusion of contemporary elements with cultural traditions and smart technology integration, this transformative design reflects Square Group’s commitment to progress, creating an inspiring and dynamic workspace at the heart of Dhaka.
Baridhara Apartment
- Location: Dhaka
- Area: 4100 Sqm
- Year: 2019
- Lead: Studio Morphogenesis Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
10 Storied Apartment Building at Baridhara, Dhaka
UCBL HQ
- Location: Chittagong
- Area: 12,000 Sqm
- Year: 2017
- Lead: Archeground Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
Proposed 22 storied office building for United Commercial Bank Ltd at Agrabad, Chittagong.
IDS OFFICE
- Location: Dhaka
- Area: 150 Sqm
- Year: 2019
- Lead: Studio Morphogenesis Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
Interior Design & Construction for IDS Head Office at Gulshan-1, Dhaka.
SHL ELTANIN
- Location: Dhaka
- Area: 670 Sqm
- Year: 2020
- Lead: Archeground Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
Interior design of the Common spaces of SHL Eltanin
INTERACTIVE MUSEUM FOR PARLIAMENT
- Location: Dhaka
- Area: 8,000 Sqm
- Year: 2016
- Lead: Gautam/ Studio Project
- Scope: Final Year Tesis Project
Interactive museum for parliament is a participatory platform for mass people which will provide them with opportunities of formal and informal learning of the parliamentary procedure through experiential journey.
Jatiyo Sangsad Bhaban is the icon of Bangladeshi nationalism. Along with its iconic characteristics, its timeless quality reforms our perspective of public liberty and democracy. But it’s apparent that, to some extent it plays the icon of power. Also, from history, we can see that unconstitutional rulers used the icon to justify
their regime which was done by reforming the constitution. As a hypothetical project, main focus of the project is to design supportive functions to enable public participation in legislative
procedures. Also, as a part of social and urban realm, some ideas are materialized to increase its urban connectivity and provide a urban space for mass gathering and interaction.
From a conceptual perspective, the project is explained through Dualism theories. Material dualism and political dualism is rationalized to form architectural features whereas Hegel’s Dialectic is rationalized to justify the need of the museum. in current social-political context.
Joy Silicon Tower, Rajshahi
- Location: Rajshahi
- Area: 18,000 Sqm
- Year: 2020
- Lead: Vitti Sthapati Brindo Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
I played a pivotal role in designing the masterplan for a sprawling 30-acre area, which included a dynamic multi-tenant office building. My involvement extended to the intricate details of the building’s design and finishing phases. The project presented significant challenges, particularly in integrating the HVAC system and refining finishes due to numerous architectural modifications.
The building was meticulously crafted to maximize rentable space. With numerous small tenants sharing the same premises, I ensured efficient utilization of every square foot. The facade featured a striking vertical barcode-like graphic pattern. This not only added visual interest but also served as an architectural signature. Thoughtful Windows: To balance natural light and minimize glare, we incorporated deep recessed windows. These design elements ensured a comfortable and well-lit office environment.
I fine-tuned available resources and budgets, ensuring cost-effective solutions without compromising quality. My role extended to curating a finish schedule and selecting materials that aligned with the project’s vision. This project exemplifies my ability to harmonize aesthetics, functionality, and practicality in architectural design.
Kaliakoir Dormitory
- Location: Kaliakoir, Gazipur
- Area: 26,000 Sqm
- Year: 2020
- Lead: Vitti Sthapati Brindo Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
Our architectural canvas unfolds within the industrial fabric—a 9-story dormitory, purposeful
and serene. At its heart lies an inner courtyard, a sanctuary cocooned from the factory’s clamor. Here, rustling leaves replace the din, and conversations find solace. The courtyard breathes life into the dormitory, a haven for weary souls. During the design process, we want to develop an inner courtyard as the residential facility is withing an industrial area. For which, we focused on developing a soothing inward environment rather
than outward direction. at the same time, we made a double staggered direction on either side of the
massing to develop air flow through out the inner court.
For the facade, we turned to local wisdom. Stucco, crafted from nearby brick chips, adorns our dormitory. These fragments, once part of neighboring structures, now tell tales of resilience. Pragmatic yet poetic, they honor cost efficiency without compromising aesthetics.
On the ground and first floors, life thrives. The library, a beacon of knowledge, welcomes all. The
dining hall, a crossroads of laughter and shared meals, fosters community. Restrooms, efficient
offices, and quiet prayer spaces complete this foundational tier. As we ascend, the dormitory transforms. Upper floors weave a residential tapestry. Privacy and repose intertwine in each room. Gazing upon the
courtyard, weary souls find solace. Our dormitory becomes a vertical village.
IDCOL Green Tower
- Location: Dhaka
- Area: 6800 Sqm
- Year: 2019
- Lead: Studio Morphogenesis Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
Step into a world of architectural ingenuity as the latest triumph of office intervention 2019, a national design contest kicked off the creation of the IDCOL Head
Office in Dhaka, Bangladesh. As part of Studio Morphogenesis Ltd., I contributed to crafting a space that balanced practicality, eco-friendliness, and style. Our careful attention to detail and eco-friendly ideas won us the respected LEED Gold certification, showing our commitment to being environmentally responsible.
As a key team member, I helped shape our entry’s look, choosing a simple black and white style that impressed the judges. Winning the contest was the result of our team’s hard work and dedication. Now, we’re busy getting detailed plans ready for construction, laying the groundwork for a building that’s both modern and environmentally friendly. Approaching from the west end of the road, one can feel the verticality of the
structure, the slenderness of the form. Oone can enjoy the entrance through the lobby and the controlled reception area to maintain a secured circulation. Multipurpose hall situated nearest to the ground for easy access. The interactive spaces like the dining, gym and the play rooms are placed in between the main office floors for creating a walking community inside the office. The majority of the work force are concentrated around this common functional spaces.r design unfolds in Square Group’s Dhaka office. Meticulously crafted by a talented team, the visionary workspace breaks free from convention, embracing innovation and community values at its core. With an open and collaborative layout that encourages seamless communication, the office cultivates an environment of productivity and creativity.
Abundant natural light cascades through strategically positioned windows, accompanied by lush indoor green spaces that invigorate and elevate well-being. Through a masterful fusion of contemporary elements with cultural traditions and smart technology integration, this transformative design reflects Square Group’s commitment to progress, creating an inspiring and dynamic workspace at the heart of Dhaka.
Kaliakoir Hi-Tech park
- Location: Kaliakoir, Gazipur
- Area: 355 Acre/ 1,436,634 sqm
- Year: 2020
- Lead: Vitti Sthapati Brindo Ltd.
- Scope: Project Architect
As an architect and consultant for the Government of
Bangladesh, I had the privilege to contribute to the
visionary project of Kaliakoir Hi-Tech Park. Tasked with
designing and developing a sprawling 355-acre land
area, our team embarked on a journey to blend
innovation with sustainability while addressing pressing
environmental concerns.
At the onset, we were confronted with the challenge of
rampant biodiversity destruction due to unplanned land
development. Recognizing the urgency of preserving the
local ecosystem, we conducted meticulous studies to
understand the intricate balance of the area’s
biodiversity. Our solution was to integrate an
interconnected waterbody, serving as the lifeline of the
project, which gracefully meanders through the entire
site. This not only rejuvenated the natural surroundings
but also became the focal point of our redesign efforts.
Incorporating existing developments seamlessly into our
plan, we envisioned a cohesive landscape where nature
and technology harmonize. The strategic placement of
infrastructure, including roads, footpaths, and utility
systems, was meticulously crafted to enhance
accessibility while minimizing environmental impact.
A critical aspect of our design was the mitigation of
seasonal flooding, which had plagued the area. By
leveraging the integrated waterbody and implementing
comprehensive drainage solutions, we effectively
managed flood risks, ensuring the project’s resilience in
the face of natural challenges.
Beyond the physical design, my responsibilities
extended to developing frameworks and policies for the
project’s sustainable growth over the next decade. This
involved land allocation planning, vetting proposed
development plans, and collaborating with various
stakeholders to ensure alignment with our overarching
vision.
Kaliakoir Hi-Tech Park stands as a testament to the
transformative power of thoughtful design and
collaborative effort. It is not merely a technological hub
but a symbol of our commitment to responsible
development and environmental stewardship.
Square Office Interior
