architectural portfolio

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

MAHBUBUR RAHMANEDUCATION

Bachelor of Architecture. Year Institute: PRIMEASIA UNIVERSITYCGPA: 2.90 Out of 4

Diploma in Architecture. Year 2008Institute: INSTUTE OF SCIENCE TREAD & TECHNOLOGY (I ST T)CGPA: 3.14 Out of 4

Secondary School Certificate. Year 2000Group: ScienceSchool: BADDA ALATUNNESSA HIGH SCHOOL.1st division (Marks 67.2%)

EXPERIENCE

Company name: Designation: Architect DHAKA, BANGLADESHFrom: 01-04-2008 to Now.Duties/Responsibilities:Architecture Design & planning,Interior Design,3D Modeling,Site supervision.

Interior consultant of BASIC BANK LTD.BANGLADESHFrom: 2011 to 2013Duties/Responsibilities:Interior Design,3D Modeling,Site supervision.

SOFTWARE SKILLS

2015

ECLIPTIC

Autodesk AutocadAutodesk 3ds MaxAutodesk RevitAutodesk EcotectAutodesk VasariGoogle SketchUPLumionAdobe PhotoshopAdobe IllustratorCorel DrawMicrosoft OfficeMicrosoft XLMicrosoft Power point

HAND SKILLS

Manual DraftingSketchingModel MakingRendering with Pen & Ink

CURRICULUM VITA

MAHBUBUR RAHMANPRIMEASIA UNIVERSITY

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE ( 5 YEARS COURSE)UNDERGRADUATE DESIGN WORKS 2010-2015

[email protected]

Hereby I declare, that I'm the author of all the included in this portfolio. Sorry to inform you that I did not attain officially in any workshop and competition.

works,

18th January 2016 Candidate’s signature

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

Appendix 1.

STUDIO WORKS ACADEMIC CURRICULUM

STUDIO I

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

5th year

STUDIO II

STUDIO III

STUDIO IV

STUDIO V

STUDIO VI

STUDIO VII

STUDIO VIII

STUDIO IX

STUDIO X

Understanding nature in terms of forms. Exercises in two-dimensional composition in various media. Basic compositions with points, straight and curved lines and pure geometric shapes. Study of order and balance, proportion, solid-void relationship, symmetry, movement, flexibility, harmony, and shade and shadow through composition.

Understanding nature in terms of forms. Exercises in three dimensional composition in various media. Basic composition with color schemes; planes, cubes and other geometric forms. Study of order and balance, proportion, symmetry, asymmetry, movement , flexibility, harmony, shade and shadow through composition.

Development of awareness and perception of fundamentals of architecture: scale, proportion and space. The emphasis is on understanding man-space relationship, activity-space relationship and form-space relationship.

Understanding function, form and structure. Principles of environmental performance of building, site and surrounding. Analysis of site, circulation pattern and built form. Report writing based on literature survey and field studies. Design of buildings with simple functions.

Design exercises on buildings with simple functional and technical requirements, emphasizing imaginative concepts for expressing form and functional relationship, spatial quality, indoor- outdoor relationship and structural systems.

Design exercises on complex building problems emphasizing innovative ideas incorporating formal and functional expressions, environmental qualities, circulation and linkages and organization.

Understanding of projects in urban and regional context. Urban design and master planning. Design of building complexes with reference to socio-cultural aspects associated with the use and user.

Projects focusing on urban renewal-regeneration, conservation, redevelopment and rehabilitation of city blocks. Investigation, analysis and design of housing/ communities with specific themes and their impact on the immediate environment. Architecture of spiritual and emotional content.

Identifying design tasks to specific realistic problems in an assigned setting. The assignment will include all design phases from formulation of architectural program to preparation of preliminary working drawings. Emphasis will be laid on design quality in terms of formal, functional and structural aspects to attain professional level of achievement, within the giver socio- economic context.

Identification of possible projects having significant architectural values which can be considered for thesis work. Preparation of complete design solution based on investigation and analysis of the physical and contextual aspects of the problem, and on the understanding of design considerations of material, structure and form. Stress is given on the objective analysis of the related factors and in transforming them into a tangible architectural solution of professionally acceptable quality.

CONTANTES

1. STUDIO II

2. STUDIO IV

3. STUDIO VI

4. STUDIO VII

5. STUDIO VIII

6. STUDIO IX

7. STUDIO X

Team stop project. A 3d Light shade design.Supervisor: Architect Monojit Chakma.Lecturer

Team stop project. A Duplex house design.Supervisor: Lecturer Architect Fahmida Nusrat.

Design of buildings with simple functions.

A commercial office highrise building at Gulshan-2, Dhaka, Bangladesh.Supervisor: Associate Professor Architect Falguni Mollik.

Urban design and master planning. Gulshan lake improvement and adjacent area development in Badda, Dhaka, Bangladesh.Supervisor: Lecturer Architect Pushpita Eshika.

A middle class commercial housing at Badda, Dhaka, Bangladesh.Supervisor: Lecturer Architect Fahmida Nusrat.

An old rehabilitation center. Project of Panchagarh township at Panchagarh, Bangladesh.Supervisor: Lecturer Architect Kazi Asmun Nahar Sumi.

An eco resort. Project owner Kazi & Kazi Group. At Tetulia, Panchagarh, Bangladesh.Supervisor: Associate Professor Architect Falguni Mollik.

1st year

2nd year

3rd year

4th year

5th year

8. SOME PROFESSIONAL WORK

Appendix 2.

STUDIO II 3d Light

A normal tube light/ neon light

Thought to make hide direct light from eye and the

Upward light

Bothwardlight

shade design

n two way light

Side elevations Section A-A

A

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Downward light

6”4’-0”

2” 2” 2”

1st year

Upwardlight

Downwardlight

Step 1:

Step 3:

30’ wide road

windwind

Light Light

Light

Light Light

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90’

90’

Getting maximum natural light & wind flow

Site plane & site analysis

30’ wide road

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90’

90’

STUDIO IVA duplex

Step 2:

Step 4:

30’ wide road

wind

LivingDining

Kitchen

Toilet Toilet

Bed

Stair

Entry

wind

Light Light

Light

Light Light

LightN 30’ w

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90’

90

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Zoning & Schematic diagram of plan

Building mass on site

30’ wide road

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90’

house design 2nd year

N 1st FLOOR PLAN

TERRACE

12'-10"x11'-8"

TOILET7'-4"x6'-0"

TERRACE

9'-8"x6'-2"

TERRACE

7'-7"x16'-10"

F. LIVING

13'-0"x16'-5"

PANTRY

8'-10"x16'-8"

STAIR12-2"x15'-6"

BED12'-0"x14'-0"

M. BED

17'-2"x15'-0"

TOILET8'-0"x6'-0"

TERRACE

9'-3"x18'-0"

A

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B

B

STUDIO IVA duplex

N ROOF TOP PLAN

STAIR12-2"x15'-6"

A

A

B

B


SOUTH-WEST ELEVATION

NORTH-EAST ELEVATION

SECTION A-A

STUDIO IVA duplex

SOUTH-EAST ELEVATION

NORTH-WAST ELEVATION

SECTION B-B


Perspective view

STUDIO IVA duplex

86'-0"Gulshan

Avenue

SUNRISESUNSET

EARLYMORNING SUN

HOT AFTERNOON SUN

HIGH NOISE

MEXIMUM WIND FLOW

SITE PLAN

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Avenue

STUDIO VI A comm

The road in east of the site is 86 ft, and so high level noise will be generated.

Area = 3037.9337 M² 32700.05 sft. Built area = 16000 sft

The site is surrounded by multipurpose commercial spaces.

ercial highrise building design

Concept: Eco friendly building

1. Low foot print2. Natural light & Ventilation3. Thin building4. Naturally noise absorption system5. Thin building

Low foot print, more vegetation in ground space

in west 54 ft wide,

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A

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C C

A

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C C

STORE

STUDIO VI A comm

A

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B

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C C

RENTABLE SPACE

RENTABLE SPACE

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B

B

C C

RENTABLE SPACE

RENTABLE SPACE

ercial highrise building design 3rd year

Thin building

As the roads are in east & west side,So east & west vegetation will reduce heat & noise

The building will be naturally lighted in day time from north & south

STUDIO VI A comm

ercial highrise building design 3rd year

Road Level ±0'-0" GROUND FLOOR+0'-6"

1st Floor +10'-0"

2nd Floor +25'-0"

3rd Floor +40'-0"

4th Floor +52'-0"

5th Floor +64'-0"

6th Floor +76'-0"

Water Tank Top +390'-0"

7th Floor +88'-0"

8th Floor +100'-0"

9th Floor +112'-0"

10th Floor +124'-0"

11th Floor +136'-0"

12th Floor +148'-0"

13th Floor +160'-0"

14th Floor +172'-0"

15th Floor +184'-0"

16th Floor +196'-0"

17th Floor +208'-0"

18th Floor +220'-0"

19th Floor +232'-0"

20th Floor +244'-0"

21th Floor +256'-0"

22th Floor +268'-0"

23th Floor +280'-0"

24th Floor +292'-0"

25th Floor +304'-0"

26th Floor +316'-0"

27th Floor +328'-0"

28th Floor +340'-0"

29th Floor +352'-0"

30th Floor +364'-0"

Roof Top +376'-0"

SECTION A-ASCALE: 1/16" = 1'- 0"

Entry

STUDIO VI A comm

West

East

ercial highrise building design

Low foot print &

Natural lighted from north & south side

East & west side vegetation reduce noise & heat

Thin building

More vegetation in ground space

3rd year

STUDIO VIIGULSHAN LAKE IMPROVEMENT AND ADJACENT

Gulshan lake

Badda area

Map by local authority

AREA DEVELOPMENT IN BADDA

SITE OBSERVATIONTotal area 16.78 sqkmTotal population 3,57,ooo person

SITE LOCATIONBadda area, Ward 21, Badda Thana, Dhaka-1212

NATURAL ENVIRONMENTTopography: FlatWater bodies: Gulshan-Banani lakeClimate tropical (micro)Three distinct seasons: Summer (March to May), Monsoon (June to October), and Winter (November to February)Sunshine hours: March has the highest percentage of sunshine hours.The cloudy sky during the monsoon greatly reduces the sunshine hours.Temperature: Three is wide seasonal variation of temperature at Dhaka & the mean maximum temperatureprevails in late March and April and ranges from 91

Wind: The prevailing winds in Dhaka are change with seasons. During the winter and dry months, The prevailingwind is generally from the North and South.

CONTEXT-context means the social, economical, cultural, climatic and physical (traffic, land use, land value) situation of surrounding area of a particular site.

-every element of an urban context has a direct impact on a particular site in that urban area.

- historical context - local context - district context - city context

URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLES • Distinctive landscapes• Natural features • Streets patterns which respond to the context • Special spaces of natural or cultural significance • Skylines • Clear distinction between public and private space • Enclosing streets and other spaces by buildings and trees of a scale that feels comfortable and appropriate to the character of the space • No leftover spaces unused• Roads, footpaths and public spaces connected into well-used routes • Easy accessibility • Direct routes that lead to where people want to go

° F to 96° F. The lowest temperature is about 52° F. and minimum is reached in January.

4th year

-land use pattern-transport-socio-cultural & economical context-climate context

TRANSPORT:Standards for Road The minimum road standard proposed in Structure plan are as follows: Main Road 24.0 m (78 ft.) Arterial Road 14.5 m (47.5 ft.) Collector Road 13.0 m (42.6 ft.) Access Road 9.0 m (29.5 ft.) Access Road 6.0 m (19.7 ft.) Non Motorized Road 4.0 m (13.0 ft.) Footpath 2.5 m (8.2 ft.) Considering Structure Plan and other standards DAP consultantsproposes the following road standards Detailed Plan areas:


Existing conditions

Gulshan lakeNarrow road

Narrow road

Narrow road

PROPOSED URBAN STRUCTURELake Development·Slam remove / illegal structures are being removed·Water treatment plant·Landscaping and pedestrian linkage·Parking·Boating·Recreational lake stair development·Boating club·Community space·Bridge development·Lakeside circulation development

Residential & commercial building

Water body

Road

School

Mosque

Local Market

Club

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4th year

Road condition Road condition

Road condition

Slam Lake side

Crossing Lake by Boat


Boat Quay

Amphitheater

PROPOSED MA

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LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0" LIFT6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0

"X6'-0" LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0" LIFT6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0

"X6'-0" LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0" LIFT6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0

"X6'-0" LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0" LIFT6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0

"X6'-0" LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0

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LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT6'-0

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LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

LIFT

6'-0"X6'-0"

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LIFT

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PROPOSED MASTER PLAN

Residential building

Water body

Road

Rehabilitation housing for damaged people

School

Mosque

Local Market & Parking Building

Club

Green space

Commercial building

Rehabilitation housing for damaged people

Commercial building beside the main road

Lake side road

Buffer zone between commercial & residential area

Local Market & Parking Building

Green space & play groung


Bridge

Canal since recovered back

STER PLAN

4th year

STUDIO VIIIMIDDLE

18' - 0" W I D E R O A D (EXISTING)20' - 0" W I D E R O A D (AFTER SURRENDER)

14'-0"

WIDE

ROAD(EX

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20'-0"

WIDE

ROAD(AFTER

SURRENDER)

Plot : 298, Shadhinota Sharoni,North Badda, Dhaka.

Site for housing development

PROPOSED SITE648375 SFT

AT NORTH BADDA

CLASS COMMERCIAL HOUSING AT BADDA 4th year

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Partially lighted play areashaded play area

Concept

Better living environment

Well interaction Liveable building apartment

Open spaceMicro space

Macro space

Pedestrian

Relationship

Identity

basic four unit in one building no north south ventilation north south elongated units

east or west wall shared

Wind Tunnel Effect

Form Development

north south priority_east west wall commonstaggering of buildings

considering windconsidering shadow

STUDIO VIIIMIDDLE

A

A

B

B

Master Plan

Location : North BaddaLand area :648375 sftBuilt area : 356605 sftCommercial area: 175060 sftGreen area: 116710 sftUnite number: 1316Car parking needed: 5181 car for 4 unites for bellow 960 sft sized flat1 car for 2 unites for 1500 sft sized flatA 13 storied service tower for car parkingEach floor has 20 car parking capacity.

CLASS COMMERCIAL HOUSING AT BADDA

Neighborhood FieldEach neighborhood is provided withone play field, which has uninterrupted pedestrian access

Neighborhood Field

Neighborhood Field

School Field

Seasonal LakeThis would work as a lakein rainy season

Central ParkIt would be shared by the population, is located centrally and connected with pedestrian access

Shaded Walkwaysto connect all the clusters in a single neighborhood.

Internal circulation andService vehicle route

Unit Plans

Main road80’ wide

Parking building

Mosque

Departmental store

Electric substation

Water pump

4th year

850 sft

1000 sft

1500 sft

STUDIO VIIIMIDDLE

Section A-A

Section B-B

CLASS COMMERCIAL HOUSING AT BADDA 4th year

Shading device considerations

The Shading Devices in each building is designed considering both southern and western sun for west/east facades, vertical shading devices are designed and verandahs are provided with bedrooms. for south facades horizontal shading devices are used as well as the vertical ones to ensure proper protectionfrom the sun.

Vertical Shading device on west facadethe dimensions are based upon these rules:for horizontal shading, D=7/16H, where, D=depth of shadingH=height of windowFor vertical shading, D=1.5S, where s=spacing of vertical fin

The shading devices are expressed in the unit plans in such a way that they shift their location every 4-5 floors. This is made to scale down the highrise building.

STUDIO VIIIMIDDLE

view from main entry to the project

view from main road beside the project

Shadow Range Analysis of the site

June 22nd, 7am-5pmMarch 22nd, 7am-5pmSeptember 22nd, 7am-5pm

CLASS COMMERCIAL HOUSING AT BADDA

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Windflow Analysis of the site

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STUDIO IX REHABILITAT

5th year

Old age is the final stage of the normal life span of human being and is also called senescence in humanbeings. Old age is frequently defined as 60years or older. People are considered old because of certainchanges.Old age is related to aging . old age has been divided into various groups :biological Ageing :changes occurring in the structure&function of human bodyPhysiological ageing :concerned with individual & behavioral changesEmotional ageing :changes in one’s life style &attitudeFunctional ageing :comparison of individuals of the same group within the group being unable to maintain their function in society.

PRESENT SITUATION OF AGED PEOPLE IN BANGLADESH :Population ageing will be the most prominent demographic trend of the new millennium. Theadvancement of medical science and increased awareness among the people has also brought about asharp decline in mortality and a steady decline in fertility. This has resulted worldwide to a significantincrease in the aged populationIn Bangladesh people may be considered old when they become grant parents or when they begin t o doless or different types of works.65is the retirement age by the government which was 60before.

PROBLEMS OF AGED PEOPLE IN OUR COUNTRY :PHYSICAL ILLNESS:stomach ache followed by asthma, blood pressure ,diabetes , cardiac ,eye and dental problems, mental disorder, malnutrition.

ECONOMICAL HARDSHIP:after retirement

PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEM:loneliness ,depression due to death of spouse, tension & stress.Causes of problems of aged people in our country :Breaking of joint familymigrationSocio-economic issuesmodernization issuesreduction of religious& cultural values

DESIGN CONSIDERATION:VISUAL CONNECTIVITYCOMMUNITY CONNECTIONPROVIDING A FAMILIAR ENVIRONMENTSIMPLE LAYOUTPLAN TO FACILITATE WALKING ROUTESSUFFICIENT SPACE FOR PERSONAL BELONGINGSGOOD USE OF NATURAL LIGHTWHEELCHAIR ACCESS

ARRANGEMENT FOR 200 PEOPLE100 MALE 80 NON PAID 20 PAID100 FEMALE 80 NON PAID 20 PAIDMALE 4 BED 1 TOILET 20 ROOMS FOR 80 PERSONFEMALE 4 BED 1 TOILET 20 ROOMS FOR 80 PERSON1 BED 1 TOILET 20 ROOMS FOR 20 PERSON2 BED 1 TOILET 10 ROOMS FOR 20 PERSONA HOSPITALA MOSQUEA DORMITORY AT 3RD FLOOR IN HOSPITAL

ION CENTER FOR AGED PEOPLE AT PANCHAGARH

5th year

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ION CENTER FOR AGED PEOPLE AT PANCHAGARH

East Elevation

Weast Elevation

STUDIO IX REHABILITATR

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North Elevation

South Elevation

5th yearION CENTER FOR AGED PEOPLE AT PANCHAGARH

Present site situation

Summer wind

STUDIO X ECO RESORT


Winter wind


Tea Garden

Banglabandha Land Port

River on east side

View of Kanchanjanga Mount

AT TETULIA, PANCHAGARH 5th year

Present site situation Present site situation

Master plan

STUDIO X ECO RESORT

Ground floor plan cottage type 1

scale : 1’=0’-1/8”

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Living17’-6”X14’-6”

Dining13’-3”X13’-1”

Ver13’-3”X7’-0”

Bed13’-0”X11’-9”

Toilet8’-9”X6’-2”

1st floor plan cottage type 1

scale : 1’=0’-1/8”

Open terrace20’-6”X20’-6”

A

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Bed13-3”X11’-3”

Living13-3”X8’-0”

Toilet8’-9”X6’-2”

Ground floor plan cottage type 2

scale : 1’=0’-1/8”

B B

Ver13’-3”X4’-9”

Ver15’-3”X15’-3”

Bed13’-3X14’-9”

Bed15’-3”X12’-9”

Toilet6’-0”X9’-0” Toilet

6’-0”X8’-0”

5th year

Cottage

Deck

Amphitheater

Gym

Sauna

Swimming pool

Restaurant

Dormitory & Laundry

Reception & Office

Watch tower

Car parking

Badminton coat

AT TETULIA, PANCHAGARH

STUDIO X

Elevation of cottage 1




Section of cottage 2

Section of cottage 1

Structure of cottage 1

ECO RESORT


5th year





STUDIO X

Interior space of cottages

Interior space of cottages

ECO RESORT

Deck

Entry of resort

Swimming pool

Deck

5th year

River side amphitheater and boat ghat

Interior space of restaurant


Model

East Elevation

West Elevation

STUDIO X ECO RESORT

Model

Watch tower

5th yearAT TETULIA, PANCHAGARH

Model

STUDIO XSTRUCTURE SYSTEM OF BAMBOO COTTAGE

ECO RESORT

5th yearAT TETULIA, PANCHAGARH

SOME 3D WORK DONE BY ME ON

ECLIPTIC

SOME HOME INTERIOR DESIGN

OFFICE INTERIOR DESIGN FOR BA

SIC BANK LTD.

SOME WORK ON UPWORK

THANKS

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