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Revisiting the Homes of Frank Lloyd Wright

Illustration by Dorothy Leung, Published 14:38, Apr. 21, 2021 As kids, my younger brother and I would snicker whenever my mother stopped to run her palms over what she thought was an exciting bit of a building. It could have been a limestone handrail at a shopping mall, a granite column at an old bank, or reclaimed wood at a hipster restaurant; sometimes, she would take our little hands and guide us to do the same. To this day, I can walk into a room and estimate its ceiling height because she taught us how to assess the highness and lowness of rooms. I’m also well versed in the slip resistances (a technical term for slipperiness) of a variety of flooring substrates. Believe me when I say that my mother really, really likes buildings.

Low-quality bitumen being imported amid lax monitoring-548331

Low-quality bitumen being imported amid lax monitoring Staff Correspondent 20th April, 2021 09:24:32 Low-quality bitumen is being imported into the country in absence of a proper monitoring system, causing a huge loss for the government. As low-quality bitumen has been used in building and repairing roads across the country, roads get dilapidated within a short period of time. The use of low-quality bitumen not only affects the quality and durability of the country’s road infrastructures but also cause a huge volume of government fund to go in vain. Bangladesh is mostly dependent on imported bitumen. The country imports 80 per cent of its total bitumen demand while state-owned Eastern Refinery produces the rest 20 per cent.

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