Rajon Das

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Rajon Das, born on 17 August 1978, is a Bangladeshi architect. Born in Sylhet, Bangladesh, Das attended the Sylhet Government Pilot School - MC College and graduated in architecture from BUET in 2006.

Das started his own architectural firm, Kshiti Sthapati, in 2005. He was an assistant professor in the Department of Architecture at Leading University.

Selected works

• Wondaal, an Indian-bangla Restaurant, at Zindabazar, Sylhet, Bangladesh
• Sylhet Club at Barshala, Airport Road, Sylhet, Bangladesh
• Big Fish, an Indian-bangla Restaurant, at Noyasarak, Sylhet, Bangladesh
• Sylhet Govt. College Independence Monument
• Dristipat, Language Monument at Modon Mohan College
• Town Square (nagari chattar), Sylhet, Bangladesh

Publications

• "Religious Philosophy, Architectural Elements, and Local Context – A Close observation in Kantajee Temple, Bangladesh", Research Journal 2005, Department of Architecture and Planning, NED University of Engineering and Technology, Maulana Din Mohammad Wafai Road, Karachi-74200, Pakistan.

Awards

• ICE Today-Aqua Paints, Non Residential design (Best restaurant); 2009

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