Ready-made garments (RMG) factories are playing a vital role in the economy of Bangladesh, supported by the labour of the workers who spent major part of day time in the RMG factory buildings and engaged in different types ...

Dhaka is a fast growing city in Asia. To accommodate the population of this city, Dhaka has been growing both horizontally and vertically. As a result, much needed green spaces are being replaced by built-up areas at an ...

Tlus thesis IS a trajectory of a quest to understand certain fundamental notions of cultural space in indigenous spatial pattern of Old Dhaka. It focuses mainly on the spatial dynamics of urban spaces particularly on the ...

Mymensingh is one of the historic towns of Bangladesh that was established during the colonial period. Like other colonial towns, there exist varied types of spatial and diversified functional patterns within the town ...

Green plot Ratio (GPR) is a concept that helps to determine amount of green of a particular site.GPR is presented as a ratio that is similar to the Floor area ratio (FAR), currently in use in building regulations of ...

This research focused on the study of electricity consumption to achieve thermal comfort, in apartments of tropical Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. As approximately 45% of the total population of Dhaka constitutes the ...

Political, economic and social circumstances influences the evolution and transformation of a city. It outlines governance policies, which sequentially figures the organization of the cities. According to scholars ...

Increasing energy demand is a vital concern for city development. From different studies, it is been found that, significant parts of the world’s energy resources are used for controlling the building’s internal environments. ...

In the primary schools of Sylhet, artificial light is found the main contributor to the visual environment, even though there is a large quantity of daylight and the entire study period is enclosed within daylight hours. ...

Road noise is exceeding the standard limits in Dhaka city and has become detrimental to human wellbeing. This pollution is mostly caused by the growing number of vehicles, particularly the noise of horns they generate. ...