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Hotel Grand in Sylhet, Bangladesh by Formosis building studio

Friday, February 6th, 2015

Article source: Formosis building studio

Sylhet is a city known for it’s beautiful natural sites. Every year hundreds of thousand visitors come here to enjoy the natural beauty of the city. It has famous tea gardens, natural lakes, rivers and waterfalls. Grand Sylhet is a luxurious 5 star hotel located in an area surrounded by famous tea gardens of Sylhet, with an walking distance to the international cricket stadium and only 5 minutes away from the Osmani International Airport. The hotel has more than two hundreds of suits, restaurants, bars, conference halls, banquet halls, game zones, infinity pools, rooftop gardens and many other facilities which provides an unique opportunity for the visitors to stay here and be part of some good memories.

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Architects: Formosis building studio
Project: Hotel Grand
Location: Sylhet, Bangladesh

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Office Building with Retail Shops in Sylhet, Bangladesh by Formosis building studio

Sunday, February 1st, 2015

Article source: Formosis building studio

Sylhet is a growing city. The city is expanding to the western part after the establishment of public university. The expansion has been boomed after the recent shifting of City Central Jail and Marine academy there. The area is commercializing very fast with time. To meet the growing demand of more built spaces, the land owners have been involved to develop infrastructures at that part of Sylhet city. Reputed architecture firm Formosis building studio has recently designed a commercial building at that sub-urban area at Temukhi. The building is located beside the way to Central Jail and Marine Academy. The building includes four large shops at ground floor and office spaces at first and second floor. The building has been designed in white outlook to create it as a striking sub-urban landmark within green surroundings.