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Bespoke Objects Architecture · Dhaka Workshop, Bangladesh
Monolith Furniture Edition
Custom Architectural Joinery & Plinths
Architectural Ledger
LocationDhaka Workshop, Bangladesh
Completion Year2024
Spatial AreaNumbered Series
Lead ArchitectDecorative Architecture Craft Guild
SustainabilityZero Waste Stone Offcut Sourcing
01 / DESIGN INTENT & BRIEF
Bridge the boundary between functional domestic furniture and permanent spatial sculpture.
Solid carved blocks of imported Italian stone cantilevered upon patinated brass plinths. Handcrafted in our Mirpur workshop.
Structural Challenge
Balancing heavy solid stone tops upon an asymmetrical single brass blade plinth.
Executed Solution
Internal counterweight balance engineered via hidden solid steel ballast inside the stone recess.
02 / SPATIAL DOCUMENTATION
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03 / MATERIAL PALETTE BREAKDOWN
Travertino Navona
Quarried stone block
Solid Sand-Cast Brass
Hand-patinated raw finish
04 / ARCHITECTURAL BLUEPRINT & SIGHTLINE EXPLORER
Interactive Spatial Anatomy.
Select any numbered camera sightline pin on the 2D architectural blueprint to inspect its directional field of view and real Dhaka interior intervention.
Schematic 2D Floor Plan · Dhaka Residence
Scale: 1:100 · 3,800 sq. ftActive Camera Pin: 01 (Living Lounge & Media)Click any numbered pin to inspect spatial sightline
Sightline 001 · TV Cabinet & Living Millwork
Living Lounge, TV Cabinet & Showcase
Area: 680 sq. ft (63 sq. m)·Ceiling: 10'-6"
Bespoke TV Millwork & Acoustic WallAngle A
Lighting Choreography:2700K Indirect Perimeter LED + Magnetic Low-Glare Track
Signature Materials & Joinery:
Acoustic Smoked Oak RibsRoman Silver Travertine PlinthConcealed Cable RoutingSoft Linen Sheers
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