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Draft:Monte Perda Liana | AfC submission | The Monte Perda Liana (Perda 'e Liana in Sardinian) is a distinctive mountain formation classified as a . It is located in central-eastern Sardinia, at the boundary between the Barbaricina sub-region of Ogliastra and that of Barbagia di Seùlo.
It is situated within the administrative territory of Gairo. At 1,293 m a.s.l., it is also the highest among the tacchi of Ogliastra. |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Description | Description |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Name origin | Name origin
The name of the mountain is composed of the words perda, which identifies a rocky mass, and liana, which, depending on the theories, may derive from the name of the Nuragic population of the Iliensi, who lived in the area and periodically gathered at the base of the rocky peak. Indeed, the mountain is clearly visible from all the Nuragic centers in the area, notable examples being: the Nuraghe Orruinas in Arzana, the Nuraghe Serbissi in Osini, the in Seui, the s'Arcu e is Forros in Villagrande Strisaili, and the in Ulassai. Other theories suggest the name derives from the physical characteristics of the rock material (i.e., smooth or polished) or from the strawberry tree (in Sardinian olione), which once covered its slopes. |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Territory | Territory
left|thumb|Panorama
Monte Perda Liana, like all other calcareous tacchi in the area, is the result of prolonged erosive processes carried out by atmospheric agents. The base is characterized by a truncated cone shape, upon which rises a dolomitic tower that reaches 1,293 meters above sea level. The vertical rocky walls of the latter rise for about 50 meters, and the diameter measures approximately one hundred meters.
The calcareous tower dates back to the Jurassic (130–150 million years ago) and was formed through a long process of sedimentation in a submarine environment. The current forms were shaped over the geological eras through water erosion. The terminal structure of the dolomitic tower rests on a truncated conical base of sandstone nature from the Mesozoic era. The most significant stratigraphic development is found in the section at the base of the truncated conical block of the *tacco*, formed by schists dating back to the Paleozoic (360–500 million years ago).
The walls of the calcareous tower are deeply fractured in a vertical direction. The fractures form large prismatic-section blocks. |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Climate | Climate
left|thumb|Monte Perda Liana seen from Monte Tricoli.
The climate characterizing the Monte Perda Liana area is of the Mediterranean type, with cold winters and hot, dry summers. Precipitation is mainly concentrated in the winter and autumn months, with an average of around 1,000 millimeters per year. |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Flora and fauna | Flora and fauna
The dominant species of the flora is the cistus, but it is also possible to observe the presence of aromatic herbs, such as thyme (Thymus herba-barona), and shrubs typical of the maquis shrubland, such as the strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo) and heather (Erica arborea). Among the tree species are the Montpellier maple (Acer monspessulanum) and the holm oak (Quercus ilex). Other characteristic plant species include Forsyth’s bellflower (Campanula forsythii), Corsican hyssop (Micromeria filiformis), early purple orchid (Orchis mascula), Moris’ ophrys (), alpine buckthorn (Rhamnus alpina), Sardinian-Corsican saxifrage (Saxifraga cervicornis), and common whitebeam (Sorbus aria).
Among the fauna species, common ones include the mouflon (Ovis musimon), golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), Sardinian wildcat (Felis lybica sarda), Bonelli’s eagle (Hieraaetus fasciatus), peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus), common buzzard (Buteo buteo), sparrowhawk (Accipiter nisus), goshawk (Accipiter gentilis), red kite (Milvus milvus), griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus), cinereous vulture (Aegypius monachus), bearded vulture (Gypaetus barbatus), and dormouse (Glis glis). |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Mountaineering and hiking | Mountaineering and hiking
The summit can be reached with an alpinistic climb (eastern face) with a maximum difficulty of third grade. Climbing requires adequate skills and equipment. Due to the fragility of the rock, it is preferable to avoid installing fixed climbing anchors.
It is also possible to follow numerous hiking trails, equipped with a trail signage system, that wind around the mountain. |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | See also | See also
Geography of Sardinia
Province of Nuoro |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | References | References |
Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Bibliography | Bibliography
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Draft:Monte Perda Liana | External links | External links
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Draft:Monte Perda Liana | Table of Content | AfC submission, Description, Name origin, Territory, Climate, Flora and fauna, Mountaineering and hiking, See also, References, Bibliography, External links |
Draft:Ruby Mainieri | AFC submission |
Ruby Mainieri is an award-winning screenwriter, actress, and producer whose dynamic storytelling has garnered critical acclaim across multiple prestigious screenplay competitions. Her half-hour animated comedy "Miss Demeanor" has emerged as a standout project, winning the Script2Comic Contest and securing a publication deal with Scout Comics.
A consistent top-tier talent in screenwriting, Mainieri has been recognized by some of the most competitive screenplay competitions in the industry. Her work has achieved top honors at the Austin Film Festival and the Final Draft Big Break Competition. Her scripts have also received significant recognition at the ScreenCraft TV Pilot Script Competition, PAGE International Screenwriting Awards, and the Nashville Film Festival Screenwriting Competition.
Mainieri continues to expand her portfolio with two upcoming short films: "Bank Robbery Hottie," currently in post-production, and "Tiny Bones," set to film in Vancouver, Canada in May. |
Draft:Ruby Mainieri | References | References
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Draft:Ruby Mainieri | Table of Content | AFC submission, References |
Closer Than Close (Jean Carn album) | Infobox album
| Closer Than Close is the sixth studio album of American singer Jean Carn, released in 1986 on Omni Records. This album peaked at No. 9 on the US Billboard Top R&B Albums chart. |
Closer Than Close (Jean Carn album) | Critical reception | Critical reception
Jonathan Takiff of the Philadelphia Inquirer declared, "Carne owns one of the most pliant, expressive voices in soul-land, rivalling those of Patti LaBelle and Anita Baker for shivers-up-the-spine dramatic effect. And this time out, she's very well matched to grown-up ballad music and arrangements in the Al Jarreau crossover style. With (Grover) Washington adding some inspired sax work, "Closer Than Close" hits home from first track to last." |
Closer Than Close (Jean Carn album) | Tracklisting | Tracklisting |
Closer Than Close (Jean Carn album) | References | References
Category:1986 albums |
Closer Than Close (Jean Carn album) | Table of Content | Infobox album
, Critical reception, Tracklisting, References |
Alejandro Cachón | Short description | Alejandro Cachón (born 28 January 1999) is a Spanish rally driver. |
Alejandro Cachón | Biography | Biography
Cachón started his rally career in 2017, competing in Asturias. He won the Supercampeonato de España de Rally championship in 2024. At the 2025 Rally Islas Canarias, he scored his first WRC points. |
Alejandro Cachón | Rally results | Rally results |
Alejandro Cachón | WRC results | WRC results
Year Entrant Car 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Points Citroën Rally Team Citroën C3 Rally2 MON SWE CRO POR ITA KEN EST FINBEL GRE NZL ESP JPN NC 0 Alejandro Cachón Citroën C3 Rally2MON SWE MEXCROPORITA KEN EST FINGRE CHLEUR JPN NC 0 Alejandro Cachón Toyota GR Yaris Rally2 MON SWE KENESP POR ITA GRE EST FIN PAR CHL EUR JPN SAU 19th* 2*
* Season still in progress. |
Alejandro Cachón | References | References |
Alejandro Cachón | External links | External links
Alejandro Cachón's e-wrc profile
Category:1999 births
Category:Living people
Category:Spanish rally drivers
Category:World Rally Championship drivers |
Alejandro Cachón | Table of Content | Short description, Biography, Rally results, WRC results, References, External links |
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File:London Early Years Foundation logo.svg | Summary | Summary |
File:London Early Years Foundation logo.svg | Licensing | Licensing |
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Monte Procinto | Short description | The Monte Procinto is an Italian mountain ridge belonging to the Alpi Apuane chain, standing 1,177 meters above sea level. Located in upper Tuscany, in the Province of Lucca, it is part of the ; it is recognized as a Site of Community Importance with the identifier IT5120014 Monte Corchia - Le Panie and a locality of significant environmental interest within the EEC.
At the base of this mountain, there are several quarries of Carrara marble, heavily criticized by the No Cav movement. |
Monte Procinto | Characteristics | Characteristics
The mountain is situated in the southern part of the Alpi Apuane chain and lies at the center of the main ridge’s axis; it is very close to and is located between and Pania della Croce.
The mountain is composed of calcareous dolomite and is small but highly distinctive due to its singular "panettone" shape, with perfectly vertical walls and a slightly convex summit; it stands over 150 meters from its base, around which runs a horizontal ledge called the “Cintura del Procinto.” All access routes to the summit are reserved for experienced mountaineers, except for a via ferrata to the south that can be traversed with maximum caution and safety, requiring minimal mountaineering knowledge.
Near the Procinto, but separated by the Foce dei Bimbi, there are three small vertical spires, popular among climbers, called the Bimbo Fasciato, the Piccolo Procinto, and the Bimba.
To the south, separated from Monte Procinto by the Foce del Procinto, is Monte Nona, standing 1,300 meters above sea level; its northern wall, facing the Procinto, is also of calcareous dolomite and is overhanging: indeed, in some points, the summit forms a roof that projects outward, beyond the vertical line of the lower wall, by 17 meters.
Monte Procinto can be accessed from the meadows on the southern slope of Monte Nona, near the Albergo Alto Matanna, reachable by car from Lucca, via a trail that first ascends to the Callare del Matanna pass, then descends to the base of the vertical wall of Monte Nona, traverses along the base of said wall, and finally reaches the Cintura del Procinto; from there, a small bridge leads to the via ferrata.
Alternatively, the Procinto can be reached by ascending from the village of Stazzema, passing near the Club Alpino Italiano’s “Forte dei Marmi” refuge, and joining the trail that traverses the base of the overhanging wall of the Nona.
From the summit of the Procinto, the view spans 360 degrees, toward Pania della Croce, , Monte Forato, the northern Versilia coast and the sea, Monte Nona, and Monte Matanna. |
Monte Procinto | Historical Curiosities | Historical Curiosities
The Procinto, with its bold "panettone" shape, vertical walls, and rounded base, has been a challenge for mountaineers since the 19th century.
It was first climbed by woodcutters in the distant year of 1848.
In subsequent years, along the route followed by the first climbers, the managers of the Alpe della Grotta Refuge fixed a ladder, presumably made of chestnut wood, to the vertical wall of Monte Procinto.
From 1884, the Milanese engineer Aristide Bruni, a member of the Club Alpino Italiano in his city but also active at the Lucca Alpine Station, promoted and directed works that, using brackets and metal cables, led, in 1893, to the construction of the first via ferrata in Italy. This emulated the Austrians, who had already created two via ferratas: in 1843 on the Hoher Dachstein; in 1869 on the Grossglockner. The works at Procinto were largely funded by members of the Florence Section and the Lucca Alpine Station of the CAI.
The entire ferrata was restored and made safe in 2018 by the CAI Florence.
The poet Ludovico Ariosto, who in 1522 came to serve as Governor of the Garfagnana for the Estensi, dedicated a poem to it contained in the unpublished Cinque Canti of the Orlando Furioso.
At the summit, there is a tiny cavity that usually contains some water: much has been said about its cause. It may be due to the fact that the Procinto is very close to the coast; it faces Forte dei Marmi: thus, humid currents from the sea could condense on the cold rock, and meteoric water could collect in the cavity.
Very close to the Procinto along the northern ridge that connects it to the , there is the Monte Forato, formed by a large arch connecting two peaks. It can be crossed with caution. To the east of Monte Forato lies the Valle di Fornovolasco, a characteristic Apuan village near Lake Trombacco, once home to artisans who worked iron for the Duke of Modena, extracting it from small mines—still visible—at the base of Pania Secca (a bold calcareous peak that looms imposingly, with a drop of over 1,200 meters, over the small settlement).
From various panoramic points in the villages on the slopes of the Turrite di Gallicano valley and from Barga—on specific days of the year—the sun sets twice, first against the arch, then through the hole of Monte Forato; similarly, looking from the Versilia, the same phenomenon is visible at sunrise. |
Monte Procinto | See also | See also
Alpi Apuane |
Monte Procinto | References | References |
Monte Procinto | Bibliography | Bibliography
Category:Mountains of Tuscany
Category:Tuscany
Category:Mountains of Italy |
Monte Procinto | Table of Content | Short description, Characteristics, Historical Curiosities, See also, References, Bibliography |
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Draft:List of trees of the United States | References | References |
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File:Empresa Interbancária de Serviços logo.svg | Summary | Summary |
File:Empresa Interbancária de Serviços logo.svg | Licensing | Licensing |
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Draft:Vikalp Online School | AfC submission/draft | Vikalp is an edtech company established in 2010 with a focus on transforming K-12 education. Mission is to replace traditional blackboard teaching methods with engaging, hands-on learning experiences in the classroom. So far, Vikalp’s experiential learning program has been successfully adopted by over 300 private schools and government schools of three Indian states.
Since 2018, Vikalp have expanded its reach through the Vikalp Online School (VOS), which delivers activity-based online schooling to over 5,000 students in India, Europe, the US, and the Middle East. VOS students can select either the NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) or the CBSE board for their Class X and XII board exams. |
Draft:Vikalp Online School | Funding | Funding
• Vikalp has raised equity funding from a New York-based fund Acumen.
• Debt funding from Canara Bank and Grameen Impact. |
Draft:Vikalp Online School | Award & Recognitions | Award & Recognitions
• Recipient of School of Educators Global Education Award 2014 as Best Educational Suppliers.
• Finalist as most innovative manufacturing SME for innovative usage of technology.
• Awarded the Best Business Model as part of 10,000 women entrepreneurs by ISB & Goldman Sachs. |
Draft:Vikalp Online School | References | References |
Draft:Vikalp Online School | External link | External link
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Category:School stubs
Category:Online schools
Category:Experiential learning |
Draft:Vikalp Online School | Table of Content | AfC submission/draft, Funding, Award & Recognitions, References, External link |
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Draft:Manok (film) | AFC submission |
Manok (korean : 이반리 장만옥) is a 2025 South Korean comedy-drama film directed and written by Lee Yu-jin. The film stars Yang Mal-bok as the titular character, a middle-aged lesbian who returns to her rural hometown to confront personal and societal challenges. |
Draft:Manok (film) | Plot | Plot
Manok, the owner of a lesbian bar named Lainbow in Seoul, faces a generational clash with younger members of the queer community. Following the death of her mother, she returns to her rural hometown of Iban-ri. There, she confronts her ex-husband, now the town's mayor, and decides to run for the position herself, aiming to challenge the entrenched prejudices and discrimination in the community. |
Draft:Manok (film) | Cast | Cast
Yang Mal-bok as Manok
Jae-yun Sung
Park Wan-kyu |
Draft:Manok (film) | Production | Production
Manok was directed and written by Lee Yu-jin, who also served as the film's executive producer. The music was composed by Kim Sawol, and the cinematography was handled by Noh Da-hae. The film has a runtime of 122 minutes and was produced in Korean with English subtitles. |
Draft:Manok (film) | Release | Release
Manok premiered at the 39th BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival in late March 2025. |
Draft:Manok (film) | References | References |
Draft:Manok (film) | Table of Content | AFC submission, Plot, Cast, Production, Release, References |
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Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | Short description | Department of Agricultural Marketing and Coopoperatives (Dzongkha: སོ་ནམ་ཚོང་འབྲེལ་དང་མཉམ་ལས་ཚོགས་སྡེ་ལས་ཁུངས། Wylie: sonam tshongdrel dang nyam le tsogde lekhung) is a governmental department under the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Bhutan.. |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | History | History
The Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives (DAMC) was established in March 2010 by upgrading the Agricultural Marketing Services Division, of MoAL as the Royal Government of Bhutan was prioritizing cooperative development as a key strategy to enhance agricultural progress and rural livelihoods. DAMC was being entrusted with important responsibilities such as transitioning agriculture into a market economy, implementing the Cooperative (Amendment) Act of 2009, and strengthening marketing linkages while exploring international marketshttps://www.damc.gov.bt/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/C-BuDS-Guidelines-Undertaking.pdf. |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | Divisions and Units | Divisions and Units |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | Market Development Division | Market Development Division |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | Cooperative Development Division | Cooperative Development Division |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | Market Information and Research Division | Market Information and Research Division |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | RNR-Enterprise Development and Coordination Unit | RNR-Enterprise Development and Coordination Unit |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | References | References |
Department of Agricultural Marketing and Cooperatives | Table of Content | Short description, History, Divisions and Units, Market Development Division, Cooperative Development Division, Market Information and Research Division, RNR-Enterprise Development and Coordination Unit, References |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | AFC submission | |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Saiqa Iqbal Meghna
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Saiqa Iqbal Meghna (born 23 April 1984) is a prominent Bangladeshi architect and academic based in Dhaka. Known for her innovative approach to architecture, Meghna has made significant contributions to sustainable design, public and civic architecture, and architectural education and discourse in South Asia. As a co-founder and director of Studio Morphogenesis Ltd., she has gained recognition for her award-winning projects, including the Zebun Nessa Mosque for which she received 34th JK Architect of the Year in 2025 for her project Zebun Nessa Mosque. The same year the project is recognized as TIME’s List of World’s Greatest Places. |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Early Life and Education | Early Life and Education
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Meghna completed her Bachelor of Architecture at the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), where she received multiple merit-based scholarships. She furthered her education with a master's degree from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) in Spain, supported by a partial scholarship. In 2015, she attended the Glenn Murcutt International Master Class in Australia, receiving a scholarship aimed at young female architects from developing nations. She has also twice received the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship as an exchange faculty member from BRAC University. |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Career | Career
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Right after graduation Meghna co-founded Sthanik Consultants with her partners. Later she co-founded a collaborative practice Studio Morphogenesis Ltd., where she currently serves as one of the principal architects and directors. She is a faculty member in the Department of Architecture at BRAC University, where she has been instrumental in shaping architectural design pedagogy. Her career is marked by active participation in national and international discussions on architecture, focusing on topics such as design studio pedagogy and the role of women in architecture.
Throughout her career, Meghna along with her team has been recognized with numerous national and international awards, including the IAB Award, ARCASIA Award, and the Monsoon Architecture Award. Her design philosophy centers on thoughtfully responding to context, community needs, and the surrounding environment. She values material integrity and considers architecture as a landscape phenomenon, emerging from and belonging to its surroundings in subtle, grounded ways. With a keen eye for material details, local climate, and artisan craftsmanship, she creates spaces that are both grounded and expressive. Her portfolio includes a diverse range of built works, from public spaces to religious and residential projects, all reflecting a nuanced understanding of local climate and cultural narratives. Her work is frequently exhibited internationally and cited for its contextual sensitivity and innovation. |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Major Projects | Major Projects
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One of Meghna's most notable works is the Zebun Nessa Mosque, designed for garment workers in Ashulia. This project has been acclaimed for its innovative blend of contemporary design and spiritual significance, earning national and international recognition. Other significant projects include:
Shomaj Biggyan Chattar and Kola Bhaban Prangon at the University of Dhaka, focusing on enhancing public space.
ARCASIA Bamboo Pavilion, a temporary structure that explores sustainability through material behavior. |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Recognition and Awards | Recognition and Awards
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Meghna has received several national and international accolades, including:
TIME’s World’s Greatest Places 2025 – Zebun Nessa Mosque (first Bangladeshi architectural project to be featured).
34th JK Architect of the Year Award – Zebun Nessa Mosque (Foreign Countries’ Category).
Shortlisted – Al Fozan Award for Mosque Architecture (current cycle).
Shortlisted – ArchDaily Project of the Year 2024 (Religious Category).
Shortlisted – Dezeen Award 2024 (Civic Category).
Monsoon Architecture Award 2023, Berger Award 2022, ARCASIA Award 2021, IAB Design Awards (2018, 2021).
Earlier recognitions include:
1st Prize, Holcim Green Built Bangladesh Contest (2010)
2nd Prize, Gulshan Club Design Competition (2011)
3rd Prize, Liberation War Museum Design Competition (2009) |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Academic and Public Engagement | Academic and Public Engagement
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Meghna has been a keynote and invited speaker at numerous national and international platforms, including
SOAS University of London: World Muslim Leadership Forum – “Art in the Formation of Cultural Identities”: 2024: Invited Speaker
South Asia Institute, Harvard GSD: Emergent Practices in South Asia (organized by Rahul Mehrotra): Participant
South Asia Institute, Harvard GSD: Emergent Practices in South Asia – Lecture Series #5 (Sthanik Consultants & Studio 4000):Guest Lecturer
Yasmeen Lari / Gender Ecologies Project: Action research and student coordination (Zero-carbon structures in Dhaka and London): Participant and Coordinator
Indian Institute of Architects, Odisha Chapter: Knowledge Series: 2020: Keynote Speaker
ARCAAB: Panel Discussion and Conversation with Richard Leplastrier: Panelist
Voices of Women Architects in Bangladesh: Webinar 2: 2020: Invited Speaker
Institute of Architects Bangladesh: Discussion Program on Women in Architecture: 2019: Invited Panelist| Talks and Conversations by Six Contemporary Architects (Muzharul Islam 95th Birth Anniversary): 2018: Invited Speaker | Working From Home During Coronavirus Crisis – Online Discussion: 2020: Participant
Mongolbarer Shobha (Forum for Architecture): Lecture on ‘The Winning Entries of Liberation War Museum’: Invited Speaker (3rd Prize Winner) | Lecture on ‘The Winning Entries of Gulshan Club’: Invited Speaker (2nd Prize Winner) | Lecture on ‘E-Library’, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka: Invited Speaker | Lecture on ‘Architecture as Landscape’: Invited Speaker | Conversation on Architectural Design Pedagogy: Invited Speaker
Department of Architecture, BRAC University: ANGAN – 10th Year Celebration: 2012: Invited Panelist (Saiqa Iqbal Meghna) |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Exhibitions | Exhibitions
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Her work has been exhibited at:
Time Space Existence 2023, Venice (European Cultural Centre)
UIA World Congress of Architects, Copenhagen (2023)
Bengal Stream, S AM Basel, Arc En Rêve Bordeaux, DAM Frankfurt, and Bengal Gallery Dhaka (2017–2023)
The State of Architecture in South Asia, Delhi (2023)
ARCASIA Forum (2019) |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Publications | Publications
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Meghna has authored and co-authored articles in academic and professional contexts. Her work appears in:
Design for Resilient Communities (Springer, 2023)
Architectures of Transition (Altrim Publishers, 2023)
Bengal Stream: The Vibrant Architecture Scene of Bangladesh (Swiss Architecture Museum)
Emergence of a Third Form: Contextual Intervention of Contemporary Design Thinking, International Conference on “Architecture, Education and Society”, Barcelona, Spain, 2014 — Published as part of the Architecture, Education and Society proceedings.
Contextual Customization of Design Process: Design through the Digital and the Material, University of Porto, 2013 — Published in the proceedings of Future Traditions: Rethinking Traditions and Envisioning the Future in Architecture Through the Digital.
Contextualization of the Digital: Design through Material Behavior, Commonwealth Association of Architects, 2013 — Conference: Architecture, Response and Responsibility.
Generative Pattern through Material Behavior: Fabric as Flexible Formwork, University of Bath, UK, 2012 — Presented at the 2nd International Conference on Flexible Formwork.
Theorizing Sustainable Architecture: Post Modernity for Sustainable Ethical Aesthetics, Edgehill University, UK, 2009 — International Seminar on Theorizing Sustainable Building Design (SBD09).
Street as a Sustainable Cultural Space, National College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan, 2010 — Conference: 3rd International Conference on Sustainable Building Design in South Asia (SBD10).
Recuperating Unknown: Design through Material Behavior, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), 2012 — International Seminar on Architecture: Education, Practice and Research.
E-Library, University of Dhaka, 2016 — Published in DOT Art and Architecture Bangladesh, Issue 03, Vol. 01. |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Legacy | Legacy
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Saiqa Iqbal Meghna's work represents a growing movement toward socially engaged and contextually aware architecture in Bangladesh. Her designs, particularly the Zebun Nessa Mosque, illustrate how architecture can create a sense of community and spirituality simultaneously while reflecting the cultural and environmental context of Bangladesh. Through her efforts, Meghna continues to inspire a new generation of architects committed to making a positive impact on society. |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | References | References
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Khan, Sarah (March 13, 2025). “The World’s Greatest Places of 2025/Zebun Nessa Mosque” Time.
Emergent Practices in South Asia #:5 Sthanik Consultants & Studio 4000 - YouTube
Bangladeshi Architecture in TIME World’s Greatest Places | Zebun Nessa Mosque: The first Bangladeshi landmark in TIME’s World’s Greatest Places | The Daily Star
টাইম ম্যাগাজিনের ‘দ্য ওয়ার্ল্ডস গ্রেটেস্ট প্লেসেস অব ২০২৫’–এ স্থান পেল আশুলিয়ার জেবুন নেসা মসজিদ | প্রথম আলো
Zebun Nessa Mosque – Al Fozan awards
Zebun Nessa Mosque in Ashulia - Studio Morphogenesis | Arquitectura Viva
প্রকৃতির পরশেই প্রার্থনা হবে যেখানে | Zebun Nessa Mosque | Nandonik Nirmaner Golpo | Prothom Alo (youtube.com)
Saiqa Iqbal Meghna's vision for the Zebun Nessa Mosque | The Daily Star
Explore Bangladesh's Most Beautiful Mosques This Eid | Top Historical Mosques to Visit in Bangladesh During Eid | Must-See Mosques in Bangladesh for Eid Travelers | Eid Travel Guide: Visiting Bangladesh's Iconic Mosques | 7 beautiful mosques in Bangladesh you must visit at least once! | The Daily Star
Zebun Nessa Mosque / Studio Morphogenesis | ArchDaily
Studio Morphogenesis wraps Bangladesh mosque in pink concrete (dezeen.com)
Zebun Nessa Mosque: A spiritual oasis at the brink of an industry and a lake in Bangladesh (stirworld.com)
Zebun Nessa Mosque | Studio Morphogenesis Ltd. - ArchiDiaries
Kola Bhaban Prangon at University of Dhaka / STHANIK Consultants | ArchDaily
Shomaj Biggyan Chattar at University of Dhaka / STHANIK Consultants | ArchDaily
Dhaka Bangladesh : Saiqa Igbal Meghna — OZ.E.TECTURE (ozetecture.org)
Context BD• An Enclosure of Permeability and Aperture: ARCASIA Pavilion at Dhaka
Context BD• E-Library | Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka by SthaNiK
Poetry of the Architect - Colors Magazine
Reimagining unattended spaces at the DU campus | The Business Standard (tbsnews.net)
The Statesman / Studio Morphogenesis Limited | ArchDaily |
Draft:Saiqa Iqbal Meghna | Table of Content | AFC submission, Saiqa Iqbal Meghna, Early Life and Education , Career , Major Projects , Recognition and Awards , Academic and Public Engagement , Exhibitions , Publications, Legacy , References |
Gary Young Jr. | Short description | Gary Young Jr. (birth date unknown) is an American professional stock car racing driver and team owner who currently competes in the SMART Modified Tour, driving the No. 45 for his own team.
Young Jr. has also competed in series such as the Southeast Limited Late Model Series, the 602 Modified Tour, the Southern Modified Race Tour, and the ASA Southern Modified Race Tour. |
Gary Young Jr. | Motorsports results | Motorsports results |
Gary Young Jr. | SMART Modified Tour | SMART Modified Tour
SMART Modified Tour results Year Car owner No. Make 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Pts Ref 2021 Gary & Melissa Young 45 N/A CRW FLO SBO FCS CRW DIL CAR CRW DOM PUL HCY ACE N/A 0 2022 FLO SNM CRW SBO FCS CRW NWS NWS CAR DOM HCY TRI PUL 23rd 68 2023 FLO CRW SBO HCY FCS CRW ACE CAR PUL TRI SBO ROU 19th 184 2024 FLO CRW SBO TRI ROU HCY FCS CRW JAC CAR CRW DOM SBO NWS 20th 194 2025 FLO AND SBO ROU HCY FCS CRW JAC CAR CRW DOM LON TRI NWS -* -* |
Gary Young Jr. | References | References |
Gary Young Jr. | External links | External links
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Gary Young Jr. | Table of Content | Short description, Motorsports results, SMART Modified Tour, References, External links |
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