The exhibition titled 'A Place of Stories: Designing The Stall ' organised by Claymire has begun at La Galerie, Alliance Française de Dhaka.
A Place of Stories: Designing The Stall, an exhibition that highlights the Top 30 designs selected from over 400 entries submitted by more than 1,000 participants from around the globe.
The exhibition invites viewers to explore the reimagining of the traditional tea stall, transforming it from a simple roadside structure into a vibrant community space and cultural symbol.
Open to students, professionals, and interdisciplinary teams, the design challenge encouraged creative solutions that are inclusive, functional, and socially engaging. The projects were carefully reviewed by an esteemed jury, including Shuvra Das, an architect and CUET lecturer in sustainable design; Khwaja Fatmi, a humanitarian architect recognized by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture; and Tasadduk Hossain Dulu, a celebrated artist with multiple national awards.
Claymire, founded by Debashish Roy, Mahir Aritro, and Pritom Sikder, is a creative platform dedicated to connecting architects, artists, designers, and students to explore ideas, push boundaries, and celebrate innovation in design.
The opening of the exhibition was held on Monday, March 24. It will remain open to all till Thursday, March 27 from 12 pm to 9 pm.
