Structural Engineer
BSc Civil Engineering, MIEB, Chartered Engineer
I design the frame that holds a building up. Eleven years of towers, factories and bridges — finished on time and standing straight.
I am a structural engineer in Chattogram. I work out how a building carries its own weight, the people inside it, the wind that hits it and the earthquake it may one day have to survive.
Most of my work is high-rise residential and industrial sheds, plus four road bridges. I do the design, the drawings and the site checks, and I stay on the job until the last column is poured.
Chattogram
Raft foundation on soft soil near the river. Designed the frame and ran site checks for all 18 pours.
Chattogram
A 90-metre clear-span steel shed with a 20-tonne crane running the full length.
Feni
A 140-metre three-span bridge on pile foundations, built while the road stayed open.
Chattogram
A 1980s office block brought up to today's earthquake rules without moving the tenants out.
Columns, beams, slabs and foundations for towers up to 20 floors. Concrete and steel.
Making sure a building can take a shake, to the Bangladesh National Building Code.
Reading the soil report and choosing the footing: pad, raft or pile.
Checking whether an existing building is safe, and what it would take to make it safe.
On-site checks at every pour, so the building matches the drawing.
Short and medium span road bridges, including the approach structures.
Delta Consulting Engineers
Runs a team of six. Signs off every structural drawing that leaves the office.
Coastal Design Group
High-rise residential design, plus the firm's first two bridge jobs.
Meghna Construction
Two years on site, learning what actually gets built versus what gets drawn.
Send me the plot size, how many floors you want and the soil report if you have one. I will tell you what the frame needs and what it will cost to design.
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