Kahn's "National Assembly Building of Bangladesh"

Kahn’s National Assembly Building of Bangladesh, designed by architect Louis Kahn, is a prominent governmental structure in Dhaka, completed in the 1980s. It serves as the seat of Bangladesh's parliament, symbolizing national independence and resilience. The design features massive concrete blocks, interconnected with reflecting pools, natural light, and geometric forms, creating a sense of grandeur and harmony with the landscape. Its architectural style combines modernism with traditional Bangladeshi motifs, emphasizing functionality and cultural identity. The building is celebrated for its innovative use of materials and space, making it an iconic example of 20th-century civic architecture.