Participants Works

Complementing the Participants Works will initiate research and investigation of designated topics in order to build up a base for a “comprehensive settlement plan for Bangladesh.” Conducted in coordination, some of the research topics will form the content for the academic program. “Research clusters” will be formed around topics of critical urgency in the environmental context of Bangladesh with resonances in other geographies

Participant Works from Nilphamary Workshop 2020

Niklaus Graber and Saif Ul Haque led a workshop in Nilphamari on urban transformation, where participants imagined and visualised how Nilphamari could continue to grow and remain a livable city.

March 10,2020

Settlements Urbanism

Participant Works from "Building Is Crafting" May 2018 Session

Participants of the workshop various works with numerous materials guided by experienced Artisans and instructors of craft and product design.

September 24,2019

Art Culture

Participants' Works from "Space of Water: A Floating Workshop for the Bengal Delta"

Participants of the workshop created 1:20 models of their idea of what a floating vessel could accommodate in the context of the Bengal Delta.

May 9,2019

Environment Landscapes Water

Participant Works from "Architecture as Drama" Workshop by Timmy Aziz and Holger Kleine

A comprehensive hands-on design workshop on the Drama architecture can deliver.

March 28,2019

Urbanism Water

Designing Small Towns: Kazi Khaleed Ashraf-Ehsan Khan-Michael Sorkin Studio

Focusing on designing small towns, Kazi Khaleed Ashraf and Ehsan Khan explored new possibilities for Mymensingh town with the participants.

November 4,2015

Settlements Urbanism

Bashirul Haq Studio: Works by Ahammad-Al- Muhaymin

Participants were assigned to design a residence for someone who came to Dhaka for work, (perhaps a garment worker, security guard or a shopkeeper). They got around 3-4 days to work on it and everyone presented their design ideas in hand-drawn sketches.

October 27,2015

Architecture

Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha Studio

Participants were asked to bring camera and sketching materials for an excursion on the river. Professor Mathur and Cunha instructed them to observe the landscape and activities on both sides of the river Dhaleshwari.

August 8,2015

Environment Geography and Maps Landscapes