Motivation Letter

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My interest in Architecture has now been so immense that I can say that my duration of 5 year's study for the entire course of Bachelor of Architecture has been a ride in wonderland. I completed my Bachelor's Degree with utmost sincerity and passion.

Architecture has been a new experience to me, so much that none in my entire family is even closely related to Architecture. I got to know about this amazing world of Architecture through my father, an Electrical Engineer by profession. I had special interests in Painting and Art ever since my childhood. I have spent my vacations in craft making. These started off with making simple decorative pieces to replicating complex objects like transport vehicles and imaginative aircraft by making use …show more content…

In short, I had to play with the major issues of urban planning.

After my graduation in 2008, I joined one Building Design House named M.Rahman & Associates (Jan 2008 -July 2008) and then a leading Consulting House named BCL Associates Ltd. (Aug 2008 till today). I learned designing and work scope framing, project planning scheduling, etc. Presently I am a member of a team engaged in feasibility study, assessment and analysis of the project requirement, architectural design works and preparing design report of two projects at Afghanistan named Balkh University at Mazar-i-Sharif and Nangarhar University at Jalalabad � a World Bank Funded Project. After working with such projects, now I realize that in order to build higher skill and to learn new technologies in this field, higher studies in the field of Landscape Architecture in reputed International Institution is very essential.

Now I feel that I have had a fair amount of exposure in this field. This exposure has given me a solid platform through almost one and half year's of experience in a leading consulting house where I am working now. I have realized how Architectural theory that was taught in college varies in many respects to the one that prevails in these practical offices. This difference has

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