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Kazi Khaleed Ashraf: Architecture in the Public Realm

<p>From the series <strong><em>Learning from the Aga Khan Award for Architecture</em></strong></p>

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This collection contains the contents of a special course on architecture that shapes our thinking and practice, Learning from the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, conducted by The Bengal Institute, with the Aga Khan Trust for Culture.

In September 2018, the Bengal Institute forArchitecture, Landscapes and Settlements, located in Dhaka, organized a course for 41 senior undergraduate students and young professionals on behalf of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture Education Programme. Entitled “Learning from the Aga Khan Award for Architecture”, the course introduced participants to the principles of the Award and its projects. It also highlighted Award-winning projects in Bangladesh, articulating them as emblems for a broader, universal conceptualization by which other projects and foci of the Award could be better understood. The projects were analysed by invited architects or clients/leaders of the winning work.

Videos of the lectures are presented in this collection and feature international guests Suha Ozkan, Hassan Radoine, and EikeRoswag-Klinge and Bangladeshi architects and professors such as MarinaTabassum, Ahsraful Hassan, Alim Ur Rahman Khan, Khondaker Hasibul Kabir, and KaziKhaleed Ashraf.

The summary report is also available in this collection.

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