All books using the keywords: Rafique Islam

Travelogue about architecture from Scandinavia during summer solstice. From Woodland Cemetery, Public Libray and Moderna Museum in Stockholm, Aalto Museum in Jyavskla, Sayanatsalo City Hall, Seinojaki Civic Center, Rovaniemi Civic Center, Finlandia Hall and Academic Bookstore by Alvar Aalto, Kisama, in Finland, Norwegian Oil Museum, Oslo Opera in Norway, Black Diamond, Royal Danish Opera in Denmark are all visited on the way to see midnight sun in the Arctic Circle in Finland. Illustrated with many photographs describing the trip.

Collected works from my 60 years of passion for painting. Mostly watercolor paintings with a unique personal style.

Daniel Dunham arrived in Dhaka at a critical time when many institutional and government jobs required the services of private firms. As head of the local branch of Berger Consulting, he designed many pioneering buildings in many parts of the country. He left a legacy of uncompromising modern architecture in addition to his teaching at the newly established Faculty of Architecture in Dhaka. This book is a compilation of his work from the vast collection of drawings, photographs and notes he left behind.

Artist Rafique Islam's collected paintings from the last six decades. Learning to paint to begin to paint at an early age, Rafique Islam honed in on finding his own style and medium. Watercolor paintings and architectural subjects dominate his paintings.

Compilations of a lifetime of work by Architect Rafique Islam. Background, education and apprenticeship leading to being an architect registered in Arizona and practicing for four decades. Drawings from sketch to rigorous large city and landscape projects to preliminary drawings for architectural projects are included to illustrate the power of images in architecture. Projects such as PV Mall, Cornerstone, Hayden Square, SSC,UBL, El Pedregal were designed and explained to clients with drawings which are generously used to explain each project in this book.

Traveling across Canada from Vancouver to Toronto on the Canadian.

Book about the history, background and the personalities who established the Faculty of Architecture in Dhaka during the 1960's. The first dean, students and teachers have joined together to document the early days of the Faculty of Architecture. Valuable and rare photographs from Mr. Vrooman's collection as well as the USAID and Texas A&M archive have provided glimpse into the founding of the building and institution that has sparked a new profession in Bangladesh.