Trigon 7 at Dewans
A thirty-storey diagrid tower. Paris accent, Dhaka address. Naming, positioning, and the narrative architecture for one of the city’s most visible residential projects.
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Eleven accessions, 2009 to present. Entered in the order the work was done, kept in the order it is read.
A thirty-storey diagrid tower. Paris accent, Dhaka address. Naming, positioning, and the narrative architecture for one of the city’s most visible residential projects.
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A neighbourhood café reimagined as a small listening room. Identity, menu architecture, and a commissioned music programme drawn from the jazz-era city Dhaka once was.
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Six practices shaped over ten years into a single editorial logic. The long argument that a luxury ensemble in Dhaka could be read, from the outside, as one clear voice in six keys.
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A small hotel argued room by room. Identity and the guest sequence, from the first message to the last door held open.
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Furniture built and lit for Dhaka. The showroom treated as an essay on restraint, held against the grain of a loud market.
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A donut taken seriously. Identity and packaging for a small gourmet line, written in the same key as the towers.
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Platinum and Gold, carried as construction discipline rather than narrative. A measured twenty-three percent gain in energy efficiency, then the story told afterwards.
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Nineteen projects of signage and wayfinding, concept to fabrication. The least glamorous work in the record, and the most honest measure of it.
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A financial brand built from nothing: naming, identity, market entry. Two and a half million customers acquired in two years.
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Campaigns run where the country's attention actually lives. A thirty-six percent lift in online engagement, and the discipline to stop there.
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A working tool, not a deck: a real-time point-of-sale mapping application built for Robi Axiata's field force.
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