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Everything related to geography and maps are archived in this Area of Focus.
A two-week long training workshop from 18th — 29th November, 2018, on the fundamentals of GIS (Geographic Information System) and RS (Remote Sensing)
Changes of State: Making Instruments in a Monsoonal Landscape - A two-day-long workshop with Anthony Acciavatti, 28th - 30th April, 2018 at Bengal Institute.
A seven week long special session brought renowned architects, landscape architects and academics for a fantastic series of design workshops, seminars and other special events.
The March Session offered a brilliant, diverse lineup of global faculties.
The month of March was very special to us. Along with our academic programs we organised a three-day long international symposium “Architecture Now/Next,” the first of its kind event in Bangladesh. Renowned local and international speakers and panelists.
The tropical climate is unique in its own diverse way and it has a direct impact on the design of our built environment; thus ‘tropics’ as a topic is in the discussion of design, architecture and situated place making ever since the modernism and beyond.
The session began with exercises ideas of designing small towns, which continued as an elaborate studio work on designing Mymensingh as an example of a small town.
This session explored the fundamentals of human settlements, large scale designs and cities. The discussion also brought in topics of how funding organizations and local community get involved in a project like designing new villages from scratch.
Next Sylhet: : Visions for a New Urban Future
Peter Buchanan at Bengal Architecture Symposiums: Now/Next
Opening remarks by Kazi Khaleed Ashraf at the Bengal Architecture NOW/NEXT Symposium
Inventory of information as a supporting tool for researchers
The dynamics of Ganges Delta is the key focus of this study.
To understand a region beyond administrative borders and focusing more on geo-environmental conditions
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.
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