This paper is an attempt to search for Architectural commonality for a period from Seventh to
Seventeenth Century CE in the region of Bengal. The region 'Bengal'is used with reference …

It is found almost everywhere in the world that there are some taboos and beliefs related
with rural settlement. There are taboos and beliefs regarding the homesteads in rural areas …

A number of splendid mansions were built in Dhaka in the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries. A hybrid of cultural patterns, they borrowed monumental formal …

Houses carry cultural information in their form and space configuration and the relationship
of gender and its social connotation as a cultural factor has an imprint on the morphology of …

Every nation has some identity attributes that make it distinct from other nations, of which
settlement pattern is the most important one. There are studies on essential components of a …

The architecture of Bengal produced a distinct regional identity which was influenced by
Geoclimatic, political, social, religious and cultural characteristics as well as the material and …

This paper explores the profound impact of Islamic architecture on historical monuments in
Bangladesh, examining key examples such as the Sixty Dome Mosque, Lalbagh Fort, and …

This research has been conducted to analyze that the how Bangladeshi people take
vernacular architecture in their perceive. The question of this research is can vernacular …

Abstract Almost eighty one percent (81%) of the housing stock in Bangladesh is in the rural
areas, of which sixty nine percent (69%) are of informal sector construction. Because of its …

Home-based Enterprises (HBEs) includes to all these income generation initiatives carried
out by the household members within the premise of the dwelling. Although HBEs are …