Architects, architectural projects honoured at DELTA Awards

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Bangladeshi architects, architectural projects and professionals across several categories were honoured at the DELTA Award for Architecture 2026, held at the International…

Bangladeshi architects, architectural projects and professionals across several categories were honoured at the DELTA Award for Architecture 2026, held at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) in Dhaka on Tuesday.

Under the ‘Delta Sustainability and Resilience Award’ category, Kobita Kunjo by Jubair Hasan Architects (JHA), Rupgaon by Perceive, and Interim House by Roofliners_Studio of Architecture received awards, with the latter receiving an honourable mention.

In the ‘Delta Contextual and Social Impact’ category, Meer Manzil by Indigenous, Chawk Bazar Public Spaces & Park by FORM.3 Architects, and ARA’s Office in Hazaribagh by Atelier Robin Architects were among the recognised projects.

Stha-Kalpa Office by Stha-Kalpa Architects, Al Falah Jame Mosque by DWm4 Architects, and RAJUK Kancha Bazaar by Tarique Hasan and Associates Ltd also received honourable mentions in the category, according to a press release.

Md Didarul Islam Bhuiyan received the ‘Delta Architect of the Year’ award, while Raziul Ahsan Khandaker was posthumously honoured with the ‘Delta Lifetime Achievement Award’ for his contributions to Bangladesh’s architectural landscape. A five-member independent jury comprising Saif ul Haque, Prof Md Rafiq Azam, Md Ehsan Khan, Firdous Azim, and Switzerland-based Niklaus Graber evaluated the entries.

In the ‘Delta Architectural Scholar Award’ category, Adnan Zillur Morshed was recognised for his book Shamsul Wares: An Architecture of Elemental Modernism.

Mahbubur Rahman received recognition for his books “OLD BUT NEW: NEW BUT OLD”, while Catherine Daisy Gomes was honoured for her book “Disaster Resilient Modular CORE Shelters of Ethnic Communities in the Chittagong Hill Tracts Area”.

A separate three-member jury comprising Mahmudul Anwar Riyaad, Sheikh Serajul Hakim, and Aida Hassan evaluated the submissions for the scholarly award.

The initiative was jointly organised by ARCHICONNECT and CEMS-Global, with the 31st Build Bangladesh International…

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