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The beauty of Hatirjheel lake is fully visible from every floor balcony, bay windows, and concrete frame. Photo: Courtesy
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Hosne Aziz Villa: A joint family abode in modern architecture

This multi-family dwelling unit containing four separate families of their own generations surprisingly provides abundance privacy unlike any other joint family residence

Adding a mirror on the wall acts as a window, giving a more specious feel while bouncing light around the room. Photo: Courtesy
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A minimalist life in a big city: Creating more from less

The mosque’s architecture radiates an aura of Pre Mughal and Mughal architecture with domes and archways. Photo: Noor A Alam/TBS
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Doleshwar Hanafia Jame Masjid: A renovated red haven

From sake bars to yacht cabins, Singaporeans remodel no-frills public flats
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From sake bars to yacht cabins, Singaporeans remodel no-frills public flats

If you prefer to have carpets to elevate the expression of your room, opt for minimal neutral coloured rugs.
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Seven ways to increase natural light in your home

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Dos and dont's for a Bangladeshi kitchen setup

Modular kitchens are practical and have become popular in the cosmopolitan apartments. Photo: Collected
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A guide to the modern kitchen in all its glory

Amirabad Clinic in Faridpur was built with earthen block and bamboo
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Bangla Bari: Building sustainable structures for our rural Bangladesh

For a smaller space, go for cooler tones in neutral shades to open it up and avoid sharp contrasts. Photo: Berger
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Use of colours in interior space and exterior facade

The generosity of greenery can be spotted from any angle of the house. View from the South-East courtyard. Photo: Kanak Aditya
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Sabuj Pata Residence: Celebrating nature with skilful designs

If you want to incorporate a terracotta mural indoors, you can opt for ones with floral patterns, Islamic calligraphy, or even Bengali traditional folk symbols. Photo: Shilpobari
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Terracotta mural: A prehistoric art form fitting perfectly into post-modern architecture

The materials used in the Arts faculty premise were red oxide metal, pure brass-patina paired with turquoise-hued pigmented neat cement and terracotta bricks. Photo: Mohammad Shamim
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Reimagining unattended spaces at the DU campus

The large, rectangular building stretches from east to west. Photo: Noufel Sharif Sojol, Junaid Hasan Pranto
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The Statesman: Selling a certain lifestyle, not just the space