Description

Baral Biddya Niketan School is featured as one of the Bangladesh projects in 10 Principles to Build On: Reaching for Sustainability through Architecture. The publication presents the school as an example of architecture that connects access to education with care for the local landscape and water resources.

Built in Kumargara, Chatmohar, Pabna, the school preserves existing trees and brings indigenous planting into its learning spaces. Its courtyard, open circulation and connected levels support learning and movement across the campus. Rainwater collected from the roof serves the school’s sanitation facilities.

The publication links the project to two of its ten principles: accommodating people at risk of being left behind, and making a positive contribution to water ecosystems and clean water supply.

To know more about the project, please visit https://vitti.com.bd/boral-biddya-niketon/