REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM

The automobile industry in Bangladesh is a developing industry with a possibility of a promising future after the successful journey of the apparel industry. An automobile assembly plant with full completely knocked down (CKD) kits, which is a complete kit needed to assemble a product, production ca...

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Main Author: FAIZA (SN. 201732021), RIFAH
Published: DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE 2025
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Online Access:http://dspace.mist.ac.bd:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/893
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description The automobile industry in Bangladesh is a developing industry with a possibility of a promising future after the successful journey of the apparel industry. An automobile assembly plant with full completely knocked down (CKD) kits, which is a complete kit needed to assemble a product, production capacity will not only improve the economic condition of our country but also meet up the increasing demand of vehicle of our people at a lower cost and provide huge employment opportunity. A well-equipped CKD assembly plant that will be able to assemble the vehicle entirely without the help of third party can significantly reduce the cost of vehicles. Hence the assembly plant will require a highly functional and efficient design that can meet up the current demand of vehicles and accommodate all modern technology and facilities for the plant to run efficiently and research facility for future development of the plant and its technologies.
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spelling oai:localhost:123456789-8932025-05-12T04:17:10Z REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM FAIZA (SN. 201732021), RIFAH B.Arch. THESIS ARCHITECTURE The automobile industry in Bangladesh is a developing industry with a possibility of a promising future after the successful journey of the apparel industry. An automobile assembly plant with full completely knocked down (CKD) kits, which is a complete kit needed to assemble a product, production capacity will not only improve the economic condition of our country but also meet up the increasing demand of vehicle of our people at a lower cost and provide huge employment opportunity. A well-equipped CKD assembly plant that will be able to assemble the vehicle entirely without the help of third party can significantly reduce the cost of vehicles. Hence the assembly plant will require a highly functional and efficient design that can meet up the current demand of vehicles and accommodate all modern technology and facilities for the plant to run efficiently and research facility for future development of the plant and its technologies. 2025-05-12T04:17:10Z 2025-05-12T04:17:10Z 2022-03-01 http://dspace.mist.ac.bd:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/893 application/pdf DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
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REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM
title REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM
title_full REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM
title_fullStr REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM
title_full_unstemmed REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM
title_short REDESIGNING AN AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMBLY PLANT: BARABKUNDA, CHATTOGRAM
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