Project: Sustainable Adaptability & Vernacularity of Bangladesh
This research project shows how the contextual vernacularism of Bangladesh can provide guidance for designing sustainable and adaptable living spaces. Architecture that has been practiced in Bangladesh for thousands of years, which is in a state of practical stability, is merged with contemporary sustainable living achievements, and efficient and better results are obtained.
RESEARCHSUSTAINABLE LIVING
Related Publications
Work In Progress:
· Sustainable Adaptability and Vernacularity of Bangladeshi Architecture: A Review of BIM and Computational Simulation Studies
( Data Collected in 2020, to be submitted for publication in spring 2024)
Related Blogs
Related Projects
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Revising The Renovation of Azimpur Govt. Housing , Dhaka - 1205
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Contributors
Muhammad Golam Sami
B. Arch, KUET
sami@adora-bd.com
