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At Rupsha Ghat in Khulna, informal vending sustains livelihoods and public life while raising urgent questions of riverfront…

Inequality is not only an economic or social problem; it is also a problem of the built environment.

A walk home, and the small things that remind us we are still here.

To know many languages is impressive. But the greater question is what a writer does with them.

Sixty columns, a field of arches, a local roof form, and the feeling of a new beginning on Friday.

In rural Bangladesh, a pond may be more than water beside a house. In some flood-prone homesteads, the hollow and the mound are two outcomes of the same act of building.

At opening and dismissal, an ordinary school frontage can become a temporary neighborhood of caregivers, children, vendors, vehicles and repeated social contact. The transformation is brief, but it reveals how care time becomes public space.

What apartment plans reveal, and cannot prove, about domestic labor
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