Jameel Prize 5: Marina Tabassum

Marina Tabassum (b. 1969, Dhaka, Bangladesh) lives and works in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Tabassum graduated with a B.Arch from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology in 1994. She is the principal of Marina Tabassum Architects (MTA), a company which aims to establish a global language of architecture yet rooted to the place, putting climate, materials, site, culture and local history first. As a result, projects are carefully chosen and are limited in number per year. They range from Master Planning of Eco Resorts to twelve storied residential blocks. For Jameel Prize 5, she is shortlisted for her project Bait ur Rouf Mosque in Dhaka, Bangladesh for which she also received the Aga Khan Award for Architecture in 2014-2016.
Jameel Prize 5: www.vam.ac.uk/articles/jameel...

[@orlando1a1]

A superb design, and a showcase for what you do achieve with imagination and bricks.

[@belalhossain6969]

MashaAllah...spiritually immersed...Allah swt is happy with you for synchronisation of Light for Allah is the Light of heavens and earth.

[@sag-miti5898]

appreciated , please keep up the good work.

[@belalhossain6969]

May Allah bless you and open further eyes of your heart where you can see beyond realty. There is more to unseen than the seen.

[@asusual.]

Such a wonderful creation...

[@nursunnykhandaker904]

Beautiful Mosque
you may use specially ceramic bricks
for nice finishing wall and imam stading place area need natural beauty arrangement specially green wave

[@GyalLikeChelley]

Really beautiful and an amazing design

[@sanaullahmahmud1]

beautiful ❤️❤️

[@astrimadjid]

MaashaaAllaah beautiful

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permission to save and share your video

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How much does it cost to mosque like this ?

[@huzirharun1]

How about rain and strong winds?

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ami masjid er paser building e thaki

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