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At a press conference held on 24 Aug at the National Press Club. Photo: Courtesy

Land owners for scrapping discriminatory Floor Area Ratio system

Dhaka’s skyward shift: Floor area ratio in some areas to double with DAP amendment

Dhaka’s skyward shift: Floor area ratio in some areas to double with DAP amendment

Landowners from various parts of Dhaka staged a protest in front of the Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha (Rajuk) headquarters on 20 May 2025. Photos: Jahidul Islam/TBS

Landowners threaten Rajuk shutdown over DAP amendment demands

A view of Dhaka city. File Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

A FAR-fetched plan?: Urban planners and builders lock horns over Dhaka's revised DAP

Photo: Rajib Dhar

DAP revision delayed, building heights to be adjusted 

DAP revision in final stages, allowing taller buildings with more floor space

DAP revision in final stages, allowing taller buildings with more floor space

RAJUK Chairman Major General (retd) Siddiqur Rahman Sarkar speaks at a meeting with the Urban Development Journalists Forum Bangladesh (UDJFB) members at the RAJUK conference room on 30 January. Photo: Courtesy

Revised DAP within a month to solve building height disparity: RAJUK chairman

Representational image. Photo: BSS

4 lakh tonnes of DAP to be imported annually from KSA

The inauguration of a five-day housing fair at the Bangabandhu International Conference Centre (BICC) in Dhaka's Agargaon today (23 December). Photo: TBS

Revised DAP rules to be finalised in two weeks: Rajuk chairman

Urban planners at a virtual event said Rajuk regularly change their Detailed Area Plan (DAP) to benefit businessmen on (4 December). Photo: TBS

Rajuk repeatedly changes DAP to benefit businessmen: Urban planners

IAB holds a discussion at the National Press Club today (2 September). Photo: TBS

Architects call for immediate suspension, reform of DAP

Aerial view of Dhaka City.

Cancelling DAP for group interests hinders Dhaka's sustainable planning: IPD virtual discussion

Experts say Dhaka has at least 18 times more than the population it can actually support. Photo: Rajib Dhar

DAP relaxes floor area ratio, planners raise concerns over Dhaka's livability