Architecture

Ms. Nujaba Binte Kabir

Research Interests

• Shape Grammar
• Mosque Architecture
• History of Bengle Architecture
• Temple and Church Architecture
• Conservation and Heritage

Educational Background

• Master of Philosophy (M.Phil), (Architecture), The Chinese University of Hong Kong
• Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch), (Architecture), The Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology

Honors and Achievements

• The Chinese University of Hong Kong Graduate School’s Scholarship, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2007
• Half tuition award for 1 semester, Department of Architecture, AUST, 1999
• Full free tuition award for 1 semester during B.Arch in AUST, Department of Architecture, AUST, 1998

Publications

• Architectural Conservation Proposal of Kashinath Bhaban: A Vivid Example of Colonial Architecture in Bengal (As Second author), Journal of Creative Space, 2020
• Compare and Contrast the two approaches: The ‘Conventional Approach’ and the ‘Computational Approach’ described by Stiny and Mitchell 1978, for Analyzing and Architectural style, Journal of Creative Space, 2019
• Comparative Analysis of Chinese and Western Arts from 18th Century to Onwards, International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (IJHSS), 2019
• Shape Grammar: Analysis & Generation of the Grammar of Glenn Murcutt’s House Style, The AUST Journal of Science and Technology, 2013
• The Grammar of Sultanate Mosque in Bengal Architecture, Research Monograph, 2012
• Chinese wood frame buildings and the changing dimensions of their structural components in different time periods, The Journal of Design and Built Environment, 2012