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War Museum

Tanzim, Farzana win first prize in architectural design contest

Staff Correspondent
Architects Tanzim Hasan Salim and Naheed Farzana won the first prize in a competition for architectural design for the Liberation War Museum to be constructed at Agargaon in the city.
The second and third prizes went to architect Ehsan Khan and his team and architect Nazmul Ahsan and his team respectively.
A total of 70 entries were submitted for the competition jointly organised by the liberation War Museum and the Institute of Architects, Bangladesh (LAB).
Mohammad Foyez UUah and his team, Haroon Ur Rashid and his team members Ismat Hossain, Abid Hasan । Noor and Rabiul Islam, and | Sirajee Tariqul Islam and his team members Md Imran Bin Hussain and Shubra Das got honorable mentions.
Planning Minister AK Khandker, also chair of the jury board, gave away the certificates and prize money I to the winners at Sufia Kamal auditorium of the National Museum.
I He also inaugurated an I exhibition of all 70 architectural designs at the Nolinee
i Kania Bhattashali auditorium of the National Museum. The exhibition will continue up to November 25.
"I congratulate the participants for their dedication and love for the country. I hope that the young generation imbued with the spirit of the liberation war will surely take the nation forward." the minister said.
A museum presents the past, present and future and the architects, many of whom did not witness the liberation war, did very well in their designs that can help people know about the liberation war of the country, he said.
Prof Shahid Vawda, a jury-member of the International Committee of the Museums, said. "I have been inspired by the high standards of the designs, which fit not only for a museum in Bangladesh, but anywhere in the world."
Prof Kazi Khaleed Ashraf of the University of Hawaii said the liberation war might be over, but not its stories. Appropriate architecture can add to the new height of history and that the participants i performed very well, he I added.
1AB President architect Mobasher Hossain said it is a great achievement in his life that so many architects took part in a competition, which means that the liberation war is still alive.
He pledged that LAB would help construct the Liberation War Museum.
Architect Asaduz Zaman, Prof Abu H Imamuddin of King Faisal University. LAB Vice President Dr Abu Sayeed M ?\hmed and Liberation War Museum Trustees Akku Chowdhury, Rabiul Husain and Mofidul Hoque also spoke.