Revitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat As an Adaptable Public-Oriented Infrastructure

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This project was created by Md. Emam Meraj Hossain on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

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"Revitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat As an Adaptable Public-Oriented Infrastructure" is a Fishing dock, Fish Market, Riverfront Development, Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Q: Where is the project "Revitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat As an Adaptable Public-Oriented Infrastructure" located?

This project is located in Chattogram, Bangladesh.

Revitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat transforms a chaotic fish market into a resilient, modular waterfront. The design improves circulation, auctioning, and logistics while supporting fishermen and laborers. Beyond market hours, it becomes a vibrant public riverfront with walkways, local commerce, and community spaces, adapting to future changes.

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Riham Faragallah

Juror

9d ago

Riham Nady is a Professor at the Department of Architectural Engineering in Pharos University in Alexandra (PUA), Egypt. Her main research interests are environmental studies.

The project is rich in detail and demonstrates a high level of depth and complexity.

Md. Emam Meraj Hossain

Project Owner

8d ago

Lecturer at North South University

Thank you!

Khalil Taleeslami

Juror

7d ago

Lecturer at Bu-Ali Sina University – Faculty of Art and Architecture

A strong and thoughtfully developed waterfront proposal with a clear modular strategy and well-considered material approach. Further refinement of ground-level rainwater management could strengthen its environmental resilience.

Md. Emam Meraj Hossain

Project Owner

7d ago

Lecturer at North South University

Thank you for your valuable feedback.

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