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This bamboo-built school is closely geared to the site and surrounding views of water and farmlands of Ramu, Cox's Bazar. The building constructs an ‘Indigenous’ space and imagery which connects with the local spirit. It is a site of cultural production, an archetypal quest for an architecture that is sensitive to the local context and indigenous building tradition. Architects: AKM Saleh Ahmed Anik, Kanak Saha, Sayon Sur Bamboo Architecture, Structure Architecture, Architecture Details, Architecture House, Bamboo Structure, Concrete Structure, Traditional Building, Traditional House, Geodesic Tent

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Bidyanondo Sampriti Orphanage School

The school is a bamboo-built structure on a raised timber platform and closely geared to the site and surrounding views of water and farmlands. The work is strongly archetypal, with the rectilinear plan metaphorically centred on a ‘hearth’ in the foyer. In that sense, the constructions of ‘Indigeneity’ are both formal and spatial. The building constructs an ‘Indigenous’ space and imagery which connects with the local spirit. It is a site of cultural production, an archetypal quest for an…

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This bamboo-built school is closely geared to the site and surrounding views of water and farmlands of Ramu, Cox's Bazar. The building constructs an ‘Indigenous’ space and imagery which connects with the local spirit. It is a site of cultural production, an archetypal quest for an architecture that is sensitive to the local context and indigenous building tradition. Architects: AKM Saleh Ahmed Anik, Kanak Saha, Sayon Sur

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Architecture House

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Traditional Building

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This bamboo-built school is closely geared to the site and surrounding views of water and farmlands of Ramu, Cox's Bazar. The building constructs an ‘Indigenous’ space and imagery which connects with the local spirit. It is a site of cultural production, an archetypal quest for an architecture that is sensitive to the local context and indigenous building tradition. Architects: AKM Saleh Ahmed Anik, Kanak Saha, Sayon Sur

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