Conceptual proposal Undergraduate thesis

Reimagined Jamuna Future Park as a Civic Space

Jamuna Future Park, Dhaka, Bangladesh Documented 2025

Reimagines a large commercial complex as a civic hub, opening its spaces to pedestrian networks, green corridors and social programmes.

Abstract editorial plate: a large building footprint within a grid of urban blocks, crossed by green corridors. It does not depict the project. Abstract plate
Abstract plate: a large building footprint within a grid of urban blocks, crossed by green corridors. An original editorial drawing; it does not depict the project. Documentation will be added with the permission of the project’s authors.

Editorial summary Awaiting the founder’s approval Compiled from the cited sources

01 Context and background

The thesis reimagines Jamuna Future Park beyond its role as a commercial complex (Reza and Nitu 2025).

02 Research questions

Awaiting documentation Not yet documented. This section will be completed with material supplied or approved by the project’s authors.

03 Conditions

Historical

Not yet documented.

Social

Not yet documented.

Cultural

Not yet documented.

Ecological

Not yet documented.

04 Analytical process

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05 Design response

It proposes transforming the complex into a civic hub that integrates public life, culture and community engagement. By opening its vast spaces to pedestrian networks, green corridors and social programmes, the design envisions the mall as an inclusive urban platform (Reza and Nitu 2025).

06 Outcomes and critical reflections

Awaiting documentation Not yet documented. This section will be completed with material supplied or approved by the project’s authors.

07 Contributors and references

Nuzhat Shama, as credited in the published sources.

  1. Reza and Nitu 2025Reza, Mohammad Habib, and Upama Das Nitu. 2025. “New Contextualism: Architecture and Urbanism for People, Place, and Justice.” Context BD, September 16, 2025. https://contextbd.com/new-contextualism-architecture-and-urbanism-for-people-place-and-justice/. Record

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