ARCASIA Dhaka 2019 nominated Principal Architect Shafique Rahman as a presenter. He delivered a presentation on “The Sustainability of Building Material, a review of burnt clay brick in the context of Bangladesh.” The research paper was also published in the proceedings of ARCASIA FORUM 2019.
National newspaper “The Independent” published an article “Paris Climate Talks and Bangladesh” written by Architect Shafique Rahman. “The Independent” is a recognized national newspaper in Bangladesh published the article on 27th December, 2015. Complexity in transboundary water issues between Bangladesh and India still remain in
Prestigious International Magazine Architecture (AA) issued by The Architects Regional Council Asia (ARCASIA) published a conversation with Architect Shafique Rahman on “Green Building Design Strategies to Fight the Covid-19 Pandemic”. The conversation published on Special Issue 2020 “Building a Healthy Future”.
National newspaper “The Business Standard” feautres Architect Shafique Rahman. “The Business Standard” is a recognized national newspaper in Bangladesh published an interview with Architect Shafique Rahman on 25th May, 2021. The Business Standard conversed with architect Shafique Rahman to sneak a peek inside his green
National newspaper “The Independent” published an article written by Architect Shafique Rahman. “The Independent” is a recognized national newspaper in Bangladesh published “Building Regulations in Bangladesh must be maintained” written by Architect Shafique Rahman on 29th April, 2019. While the recent fire hazards continue to
Architect Shafique Rahman presented a presentation on “A Study Towards The Origin Of The Terracotta Decoration Of The Mosque Architecture In Bengal- An Analysis Based On Shape & Grammar Principles” at ICMA 2019 IN Kualalampur, Malaysia where he featured an array of Bangladeshi mosques and
Architect Shafique Rahman from Bangladesh awarded 2nd position in the ARCASIA Competition Project is featured in the e-newspaper “The Policy Times.” The Architects Regional Council of Asia (ARCASIA) Committee for Green and Sustainable Architecture has launched an international competition of ideas on the contribution of
Climate change is not just an idea today. It is happening now, impacting communities, cities, ecology and entire living systems on earth. Not just on paper, the science is clearer than ever and it is distressing our real world experience, destabilising our climate, from floods
Ar. Shafique Rahman Photograph: Shahriar Mahmud. During 10 years of instance affiliation with Architecture as a student, researcher, educator and practitioner, architect Shafique Rahman has designed and involved with a number of projects in Bangladesh and Australia. Among his professional years he worked with Crawford