Mamnoon Murshed Chowdhury is an award-winning Bangladeshi architect, principal of DWm4 Architects, and former Vice President of IAB.
Architects of Bangladesh
Editorial registry of living and practising architects, organized into documented cohorts with primary-source verification. Alphabetical default ordering.
Marina Tabassum is a world-renowned Bangladeshi architect and founder of Marina Tabassum Architects (MTA). Her works are celebrated for their profound climatic adaptation, spiritual light quality, and community engagement.
Md. Ishtiaque Zahir (Titas) is a prominent Bangladeshi architect, Director at Vitti Sthapati Brindo, and Vice President of the International Union of Architects (UIA).
Md. Jubair Hasan is an Aga Khan Award-shortlisted Bangladeshi architect whose work balances industrial functionality with handcrafted vernacular timber and brick.
Mohammad Foyez Ullah is a premier contemporary Bangladeshi architect and founder of Volumezero, recognized for landmark corporate towers and responsive tropical urban forms.
Mustapha Khalid Palash is a leading Bangladeshi architect, artist, and principal of Vistaara Architects. He is credited with designing several of the country's most prominent large-scale corporate headquarters and commercial buildings.
Nahas Ahmed Khalil is the principal of ARCED Consultants in Dhaka. He is recognized for masterfully crafted residential projects, restraint in form, and deep understanding of Bangladesh's natural brick traditions.
Patrick D'Rozario is a co-founder of Archeground, an architectural studio in Dhaka focusing on contextual appropriateness, natural materials, and socially conscious community healthcare design.
Prof. Shamsul Wares is a legendary Bangladeshi architectural educator, IAB Gold Medalist, and master theorist who worked closely with Louis Kahn on the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban.
Rafiq Azam is the principal architect of SHATOTTO Architecture for Green Living. His work is recognized for reviving the traditional Bengali courtyard and integrating tropical plants, light, and water in urban multi-family dwellings.
Saif Ul Haque is an Aga Khan Award-winning Bangladeshi architect and director of Saif Ul Haque Sthapati, celebrated for pioneering amphibious and delta-adapted architecture.
Saiqa Iqbal Meghna is an architect and academic based in Dhaka. Her built work explores deltaic hydrology, natural ventilation, and sensory material integration in contemporary homes.