Dr Sajal Chowdhury

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Thoughts

Rethinking the ‘built environment’ in aftermath of Bangladesh’s historic floods

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Why urban greenery is vital to Bangladesh's sustainability

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Mapping ‘human experience' is an important tool for managing disaster recovery

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Why Bangladesh needs to pay more attention to building energy issues

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Using environmental experience design to prevent crime in Bangladesh

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Integrate environmental assessments in building plan approvals

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How school environments in Bangladesh influence child psychology

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Addressing climate change through innovative construction in Bangladesh

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Eco-Village Hub: A way of smart rural development in Bangladesh

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Why is natural ventilation crucial for our health?

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Green balconies: Cultivating mental wellbeing

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Education

Sustainability plan for universities in Bangladesh: An urgent necessity

Bangladesh's geographical location and dense population make it especially susceptible to extreme weather events, including floods. File Photo: TBS
Thoughts

Empowering vulnerable communities: Prioritising built environmental action research in universities