Institutions & Mosque 

ExecutiveDevelop Center, BUTEX

The Executive Development Center is a 12-storied advanced academic building designed for the Bangladesh University of Textiles (BUTEX). The facility is envisioned as a hub for education, research, and innovation in the ever-evolving textile sector of Bangladesh.

It provides academic and training spaces not only for students but also for industry professionals, fostering collaboration between academia and the textile industry to drive technological advancement and professional excellence.

Smart Textile Technology Labs (STTL)

STTL is a state-of-the-art laboratory and academic research facility designed for students and professionals in the textile industry. The primary purpose of the building is to support industrial education, including textile-related testing, technical training, and sample production for companies. Equipped with cutting-edge technology, the facility aims to create world-class laboratory and educational environments that foster innovation and skill development in Bangladesh’s growing textile sector.

Executive Develop Center, EWU

The Executive Development Center is a 8-storied advanced academic building designed for the East West University (EWU). The facility is envisioned as a hub for education, research, and innovation in the ever-evolving textile sector of Bangladesh. It provides academic and training spaces not only for students but also for industry professionals, fostering collaboration between academia and the textile industry to drive technological advancement and professional excellence.

Narsingdi Auto-Tech Training Institute (NATI).

The proposed facility is a three-storied building with a 376 sqm footprint and a total floor area of 1,130 sqm. The architectural design includes provisions for a future one-story vertical extension. The building is situated at the northeast corner of the campus and is accessible via a 3.3-meter-wide approach road.
An approximate 770 sqm plot (22m × 35m) of level ground has been designated for the project. The site is strategically positioned at the northeast corner of the campus, ensuring convenient access and efficient functional integration with the surrounding facilities.
The overall training center program is built around four key functional areas: Assembly and Maintenance, Bodywork, Painting, and Classwork.
In this new building, the focus will be on accommodating the Bodywork and Painting sections, ensuring adequate space and technical provisions for specialized automotive training activities.

MOSQUE AT MEPZ

This three-storied mosque is designed to accommodate approximately 5,000 worshippers at the heart of a dense industrial zone within MEPZ. The aim of the design is to create a spiritual anchor in an otherwise highly active and industrial environment—offering a place of calm, reflection, and community for workers, visitors, and residents.

The architectural expression blends modern simplicity with traditional Islamic design principles, ensuring both cultural relevance and contemporary functionality. Large prayer halls, generous circulation spaces, and strategically designed entrances allow smooth movement during peak prayer times, especially during Jumu’ah and Eid gatherings.

MOSQUE AT USA

The proposed architectural design is a gift from www.sthapatto-angon.com for the well-being of rising Muslim community in North America and other parts of the world. We believe that, the mosque is the most important structure for the community to united all Muslims under one shade; therefore the architecture of the mosque should be a helpful premises for Muslims to learn and practice Islam. Mosque might be identical in look and actions as the language of Quran & Sunnha for all Muslims are identical. For this proposed Mosque, approximate land area required is 300’x200’ and the footprint of this building is about 120’x200’. The capacity of this proposed Mosque is around 500 for daily prayer and it can be extended to 1500 worshipers during congregational prayers.

ICONIC MOSQUE AT DUBAI

The Iconic Mosque at Dubai competition project represents a visionary approach to contemporary Islamic architecture. Conceived as a landmark of spiritual identity, cultural expression, and architectural innovation, the design seeks to reinterpret traditional mosque elements through a modern and sustainable lens.

The proposal blends timeless Islamic geometry with cutting-edge architectural form, creating a structure that is both symbolic and functional. The mosque is envisioned as a serene spiritual sanctuary within the dynamic urban fabric of Dubai, offering spaces for prayer, reflection, gathering, and community activities.