This is one of the built projects that I designed. This is not particularly an architectural project I wud say, but I think was an wonderful oppurtunity to start a career. This project was designed in request from the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) in the year 1998. A volunteer effort. But I consider this a contribution to the memory of the '71 martyrs. Construction was complete by early 1999. This memorial and epitaph is dedicated to the memory of 7 freedom fighters along with Bir Shreshtha Nur Mohammad. It was primarily a barren grave of the fighters. And not even known where was who being laid. The project is located at a deeply remote village named Kashimpur in Sharsha of Jessore District, only a couple of miles from Indian border. Infact, the distant trees in the first picture is over the border. It is said that the 7 fighters reached their martyrdom while fighting at this area with the pakis.

We took an assumption and designed 7 sybolic epitaphs for the dead. And a sculpture was designed to dignify. There's an underlying theme of the design, as a whole. This was my personal thought while I designed it. The facing sculpture resembling our national flag (also made of 7 plaques) are imagined to come out of the ground by the sacrifice of the freedom fighters who went down into the ground. They pushed out the flag and liberty. Kool, huh! But who is going to know this! But neways, you know it now. If u have a comment, don't hesitate to mail me.