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The reception is a volumetric box-shaped room that has two glass walls on both the front and back ends and the other two walls are adorned with interior plants, wood and aluminium screens. Photo: Noor-A-Alam
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The United House: Living and working inside nature

If one wants a pristine landscape unspoiled by the mess of a city, how can one create and inhabit a modern-day workplace? The United House could be an answer

Worshipers bowing in front of the Granth Sahib inside the prayer hall. Photo: Noor A Alam
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Gurdwara Nanak Shahi: A structure that holds the memory of Sikhs in Bangladesh

The home is bright, naturally lit, and aerated as possible, resonating the namesake ‘Noor’. Photo: Noor A Alam
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Noor residence: A retreat to fond memories

Authentic kintsugi items are very expensive as the repairs are usually done in real gold, and the process takes a long time. Photo: Unsplash
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DIY Kintsugi: Break it to beautify it

The living room has a  deep green wall which  doesn’t clash with the rest of the design ethos. Rather, it complements nature and holds the entire space together. Photo: Courtesy
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How ‘product design and technology’ led an engineer to design an apartment

(From left to right) Saraf Fardeen, Farhana Shikder, Nazia Naf. Photo: Courtesy
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The rise of the home-decor influencers

The architecture of tomorrow mimics nature to cool the planet
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The architecture of tomorrow mimics nature to cool the planet

There is a casual sitting area on the floor and a thin L-shaped waterway around it. Photo: Saqlain Rizve
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Dzable Studio: Bringing nature inside to create peace of mind

 A maximalist decorated living room, was selected because of its monochromatic look
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When personalities are reflected through home decoration

Hydropod Playscape. Photo: Chorcha Sthapatijog
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Hydro Pod : A playscape among the clouds with a twist

The geodesic dome reflects on the waterbody creating the illusion of a complete sphere. Photo: City Syntax
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Bangabandhu Military Museum: When architecture brings bravery and history to life

The restaurant, Ajo Idea Space in Uttara has built a space, which catches most of the daylight and is oriented to allow proper airflow. Photo: Noufel Sharif Sojol
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Setback and relax: The best way to make use of the free space hemming your building

Ahmed Pasha. Illustration: TBS
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Edison Group focuses on customers’ trust: Ahmed Pasha

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