Homesteads of the Barind Landscape

Bengal’s rural settlements face the peril of diminishing values and disappearing villages, erasing the intangible aspects of its populations. The northern parts of Bangladesh, particularly the Barind track, stand as a repository of rich mud house traditions, deeply embedded in the region’s history. This book meticulously explores the inherent wealth of mud and thatch construction techniques found in the mud houses of northwestern Bengal. Focusing on the formulation, construction process, and sustainable phenomena of rural homesteads, the book serves as a valuable reference for future generations. It stands as a crucial documentation for scholars and researchers, aiming to preserve and shed light on the cultural legacy of rural mud houses that is currently under threat.

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About The Author

Sajid Bin Doza

Dr. Sajid Bin Doza, a distinguished artist, architect, and academician from Rajshahi, possesses a versatile artistic portfolio that transcends conventional boundaries. Fueled by the historical richness of northern Bengal, he seamlessly transforms architectural designs into masterpieces, showcasing exceptional talents in painting, cartooning, and clay modeling. Dr. Sajid's international acclaim is a testament to his outstanding artistic prowess. Academically, his commitment to continuous learning is evident from a Bachelor's in Architecture from the University of Khulna in '99 to a Ph.D. in the History of Art from the University of Évora in 2016, supported by a prestigious European Union scholarship. Since 2009, he has been a pivotal figure at BRAC University and is currently the Dean of the School of Science & Technology at the State University of Bangladesh. His commitment to education is evident in initiatives like architectural heritage tours and an annual live sketching workshop, providing students with immersive experiences and hands-on platforms to unleash their creativity. Professor Dr. Sajid Bin Doza continues to shape the future of architecture while leaving an indelible mark in both academic and artistic realms.

Bengal’s rural settlements face the peril of diminishing values and disappearing villages, erasing the intangible aspects of its populations. The northern parts of Bangladesh, particularly the Barind track, stand as a repository of rich mud house traditions, deeply embedded in the region’s history. This book meticulously explores the inherent wealth of mud and thatch construction techniques found in the mud houses of northwestern Bengal. Focusing on the formulation, construction process, and sustainable phenomena of rural homesteads, the book serves as a valuable reference for future generations. It stands as a crucial documentation for scholars and researchers, aiming to preserve and shed light on the cultural legacy of rural mud houses that is currently under threat.

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