Bangladesh Built Environment
Bangladesh Built Environment is a selection of articles and podcasts about green building, construction, biodiversity and more in Bangladesh .
Bangladesh Built EnvironmentBangladesh Biodiversity: Animal and Plant Species and What Is Under Threat
Bangladesh is home to a rich and diverse array of animal and plant species, but unfortunately, many of them are under threat. The country’s first-ever red list of plant species has revealed that seven species have already been lost in the last century, and at least another five are at risk of extinction. Climate change, […]
Jackie De Burca · 9/19/2023
Bangladesh Built EnvironmentUnravelling the History of Green Building in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has a rich history when it comes to green building practices. Over the years, the country has witnessed significant developments in sustainable construction methods and techniques. The history of green building in Bangladesh dates back to the early 2000s when the concept of sustainable development started gaining recognition worldwide. As a developing country with […]
Jackie De Burca · 9/10/2023
Bangladesh Built EnvironmentExplore Bangladesh Green Building: Sustainable Future Blueprint
Bangladesh is a developing country in South Asia that faces various challenges when it comes to sustainable development. With its rapidly growing population and increasing urbanization, there is a pressing need to implement green building practices that can contribute to a sustainable future. This article aims to explore the concept of green building in Bangladesh […]
Jackie De Burca · 9/10/2023
ArchitectureResilient Cities: How Can Cities Adapt for Climate Change Effects?
Globally we are seeing the catastrophic effects of climate change. With more frequent, more severe and previously unforeseen events, such as wildfires, hurricanes, flooding and drought, the need for resilient cities, and in particular infrastructure to be redesigned and/or rebuilt for climate resilience, could not be more apparent. What is a Resilient City? According to […]
Tara Flanagan · 3/4/2022
