• Effects of a school garden on children's science knowledge in a primary school of Dhaka 

  Sabrina Sharmin, Dewan (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2023-03-29)

  The design and use of classrooms at schools have received considerable attention, while the design and use of the school's immediate outdoors have received much less. Nevertheless, worldwide studies found that school ...
• Morphological study on polycentric urban cores of Dhaka for compact city development 

  Muktadir Rahman, Md. (Department of Architecture, 2023-01-28)

  Dhakahas been going through rapid urbanization and population growth in recent decades which is creating high stress on limited resources. In this scenario, various urban planners and policymakers have considered the option ...
• Effects of balconies on daylighting apartment buildings in context of Dhaka 

  Tamanna Feeroz (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2022-11-14)

  Daylighting is an essential passive strategy which helps to reduce the consumption of electricity or reliability on artificial lighting, and positively enhances wellbeing of building occupants. Inefficient design of ...
• Morphological study of mixed-use functions in an unplanned area of Dhaka 

  Aneeka Habib (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2023-03-20)

  Mixed functions have been an urban design principle for ensuring vitality and land-use efficiency. Dhaka exhibits a mix of planned-unplanned areas where unplanned areas offer an understanding of spontaneous mix of uses. ...
• Study on walkability for sustainable development in central business district Motijheel, Dhaka 

  Badhan, Ishrat Momtaz (Department of Architecture (Arch), BUET, 2023-04-15)

  'Walkability' within the urban context is one of the prime issues for a sustainable city. In the context of Bangladesh, walkability is considered a fundamental factor for sustainable urban development as per rule. But the ...
• Investigating place as architectural heritage identifier for Mid-Twentieth-Century modernist public architecture in Bangladesh 

  Muhtadin, Iqbal (Department of Architecture, 2022-09-27)

  This research investigates ordinary people’s engagement in place-making as the denominator of intangible aspects of Architectural Heritage for the modernist public architecture of the mid-20th century in Bangladesh. In ...
• Study on Public Open Spaces of Dhaka City in order to Develop a Green Network with Special Reference to Urban Spatial Structure 

  Maher, Niger (Department of Architecture, 2022-12-01)

  In a megacity like Dhaka, to meet the recreational and social needs of the expanding population, it is imperative to augment the quantity of public open spaces while simultaneously preserving the ecological corridors and ...
• Study on the spatial changes of child friendly spaces in impelled refugee camp at Balukhali, Coxs Bazar 

  Arafat Hossain, S. M. (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2023-04-01)

  Due to ongoing human rights violations and ethnic conflict, more than 26 million people globally have to live a life of refugees in camps, where the children suffer the most due to a severe childhood crisis. Since August ...
• Impact of building facade on cooling efficiency and related thermal comfort for west oriented offices in Dhaka city 

  Nafisa Bari (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2022-05-16)

  Due to rapid global warming and other adverse effects generated by human activities, energy efficiency has become a major concern while designing a building. By introducing sustainable features in a building, energy costs ...
• Evaluation of supportive environmental design elements to reduce patient stress in the hospital of Bangladesh 

  Saikha Sudah, Syeda (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2022-04-09)

  Hospitalization itself is a critical phenomenon in one's life. It creates physical and psychological stress in patients. In addition, the poor physical environment of the hospital works against the wellness of patients and ...
• Impact of solar radiation on westerly exposed facades of residential buildings in Dhaka 

  Sadaf Sumyia Khan (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2022-06-27)

  In tropical climates, building orientation and materials used in the building envelope, dictate the Solar Heat Gain factor of the building. In both planned and unplanned morphological development in Dhaka city, unavoidable ...
• Regional influences on the late mediaeval temples in Bangladesh a study of Puthia temple complex at Rajshahi district 

  Majumder, Brishti (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2021-12-22)

  The architecture of Bengal shaped a distinct regional distinctiveness which was influenced by geo-climatic, political, social, religious, and cultural characteristics as well as the material and environment of this region. ...
• Local preferences for resilience a comparative study of two water-logged south-western villages in bhobodoho,Bangladesh 

  Roy, Simita (Department of Architecture(Arch), BUET, 2021-01-21)

  Bangladesh's diverse and dynamic coastal area is currently facing incontrovertible climate change, which leads to constant flooding, rising sea level, coastal erosion, subsidence, and salinity. The Bengal basin, formed by ...
• Study of the spatial organization of the rural homesteads in nowagaon, Sreemongal 

  Waseque Shakil (Department of Architecture, 2022-01-11)

  Bangladesh is a country of fertile land and alluvial soil, set in the Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta, which attracted early human settlements in this region. A large percentage of the country's population lives in rural areas, ...
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• Study on indoor thermal performance of traditional timber houses in Bangladesh 

  Rezuana Islam (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2022-02-08)

  Traditional timber houses enhance the shape of local Bangladeshi architecture which is the product of a century-long trial and error processes resulting in region-specific sustainable, economic and culture-specific commodities ...
• Impact of architectural layout on exit preference of RMG workers during fire emergency 

  Masrifa Ahmed (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2021-10-30)

  Fire in the Readymade Garments (RMG) sector has become a common event in recent years and causing colossal damage of lives and properties. The high density of workers in RMG results in a large number of injuries and ...
• Assessment of acoustical performance of green rated office buildings in Dhaka city 

  Anika Tabassum (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2021-10-01)

  According to recent investigations, indoor acoustical performance of green rated office buildings has been found to be unsatisfactory. This contradicts with green building rating criteria, where a good Indoor Environmental ...
• Study on the natural ventilation strategies for hospital wards in the tropics 

  Farhan E Shafrin (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2022-02-23)

  Owing to the growing concern for energy in developing countries, including Bangladesh, natural ventilation strategies remain the main alternative to expensive mechanical ventilation strategies, especially in primary health ...
• Performance of internal venetian blind configurations for daylighting office spaces in context of Dhaka 

  Priyanka Baten (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2021-09-19)

  Most of the offices in Dhaka are located in high-rise buildings with deep plan layout due to constraint of space in urban areas. Contemporary glazed envelope technology in commercial buildings help to create a visual contact ...

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