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National Maritime Institute, Rajshahi

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BRAC University

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Maritime studies make vital contributions to global trade, safety, environmental sustainability, human resource development, and various other aspects of the marine industry. The education and skills acquired through maritime studies and programs have a broad impact on the functioning and advancement of such activities nationally and worldwide. Thus, the National Maritime Institute, Rajshahi, is a government initiative toward the further development of maritime education and training in Bangladesh. This paper seeks to establish how an institution campus can be created that is conducive to the learning of maritime education, emphasizing both theoretical notions and physical training. The project aims to create a harmonious environment for students, faculty members, staff, and guests who will frequent the premises, and for those who will live on campus, to attain knowledge and wisdom through academics and training, while experiencing liveliness through sports and recreation. Through extensive research and studies, it was determined that a maritime institution should ensure a positive environment for living, learning, and promoting a culture of environmental consciousness. The collective efforts of the institution with its design, its students, and its staff should create a positive impact on the local communities and their livelihoods. Consequently, a framework for the project was created that would contribute to maritime education and thus, help society as a whole through the integration of academics, organized living, environmental considerations, and emphasis on the public realm.

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Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 125-127).
This thesis is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Architecture, 2024.

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