This mixed-use tower in Bangladesh combines commercial vibrancy and residential comfort with in a single vertical structure. The design responds to the challenges of urban density while ensuring natural light, ventilation, and community interaction for its residents.

The building accommodates commercial functions from the ground to the 4th floor, with a distinct double-height main entrance on the south-west corner. From the 5th to the 15th floor, it transitions into residential living, with 10 units per floor. Each unit has been designed to maximize cross-ventilation and daylight, ensuring a healthy indoor environment suitable for the tropical climate. Semi basement area arranged with super shops where basement area is parking.

A key aspect of the project is the clear separation of access: commercial users and residents each have dedicated entrances, with residential entry points located on the north and south sides for privacy and security.

Materiality reflects a dialogue between tradition and modernity. Locally available brick connects the design to Bangladesh’s architectural heritage, while exposed concrete highlights structural clarity and glass ensures transparency and openness. Together, they create a contemporary yet contextually grounded architectural expression.

Overall, the tower is envisioned as a vertical community, balancing the energy of commercial activity with the calm of residential life, while celebrating the cultural and climatic context through material choice and spatial design.