Architecture and Urban Design 2020
DOI: 10.51596/sjp2020.mzfq6496
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Conversion Of Natural Landscape By Unplanned Urbanization: Study The Change Of Traditional Land-Water Interface In The Eastern Periphery Of Dhaka

Abstract: Dhaka, a low laying city in the world’s most extensive delta system, is rapidly grabbing its mandatory natural landscape into the built-up area. This deltaic city’s water resources once played an essential role in structuring settlement patterns and keeping the overall hydrological, ecological, and environmental equilibrium. Eastern Fringe, the crucial natural, spontaneous territory of the Dhaka Metropolitan Area (DMA) to prevent the city’s flooding problems and environmental degradation, is rapidly converting… Show more

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