Ar. Sefat Sultana
Sr. Lecturer
Professional Experience:
1. Senior Lecturer, Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University. March,2013-Present
2. Head(Acting), Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University. February,2022-January,2024
3. Coordinator, Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University. October,2012-February,2015
4. Lecturer, Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University. June, 2010- February ,2013
5. Guest Lecturer, Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University. February,2010-June,2010
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE:
1. Design Architect & Partner, Zuk Architecture & Engineers (June 2011 – at Present)
2. Consultant, National Housing Authority, Ministry of Housing & Public Works (April 2022 – November 2024)
3. Project Architect, Department of Architecture, Ministry of Housing & Public Works (Nov 2010 – Apr 2012)
4. Assistant Architect, Shelter Architects & Engineers Ltd. (Mar 2010 – Oct 2010)
5. Architect, Oriental Architects (Sep 2009 – Feb 2010)
6. Architect, Cascade Architects (Jun 2009 – Aug 2009)
Affiliation with Organizations:
1. National-
a. Institute of Architects, Bangladesh IAB ,membership no:S-115
b. Bangladesh Poribesh Andolon(BAPA)
c. Member of Women Architects Engineers Planners Association (WAEPA), Bangladesh
2. International-
a. Swedish International Centre of Education for Sustainable Development (SWEDESD)
Research Work
1. Urban design and sustainable built environment
2. Water connectivity and riverfront redevelopment of Dhaka city
3. Urban intervention on Buriganga river
4. Community development through urban design
5. Sustainability in built environment
Affiliation with M.Arch Thesis: (currently working)
1. A STUDY ON WALKABILITY IN MIXED USE STREETS OF DHAKA CITY.
1. Solar Energy Policy in Dhaka City: A Review
2. Analyzing Impact Of Pedestrian Connectivity With A School At A Neighborhood
3. Utilization of Resources: The Heritage Intend to Conserve, Choto katra and Bara katra, witness of the history of Dhaka
4. Sustainable Urban Landscape Planning: A Search for the Waterway Connection Possibilities around the Periphery of Dhaka City