Detailed Area Plan (DAP)

Experts say Dhaka has at least 18 times more than the population it can actually support. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Bangladesh

Real estate developers, architects want repeal of revised DAP; planners warn of disastrous consequences

REHAB has been vocal about the negative impact of the DAP on the housing sector

Experts say Dhaka has at least 18 times more than the population it can actually support. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Bangladesh

Dhaka to be less liveable if DAP revision relaxes building height limit: Planners

Aerial view of Dhaka City.
Infrastructure

FBCCI wants a pragmatic DAP

A top shot of Dhaka city. The photo was taken from the Gulshan area in the capital. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

30%-35% implementation of DAP can make Dhaka livable: Experts

Aerial view of Dhaka City.
Bangladesh

Include different professionals to implement Rajuk’s DAP: planners

The scarcity of land in Dhaka is set to increase due to the new Detailed Area Plan. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Without amendments, DAP will make land and apartment prices volatile

TBS file photo
Infrastructure

DAP relaxes building height limits for the influential: Architects 

TBS file photo
Panorama

The DAP and its legacy of never-ending changes

A top shot of Dhaka city. The photo was taken from the Gulshan area in the capital. Photo: TBS
Infrastructure

DAP looks to make Dhaka liveable by 2035 – amid realtors’ opposition

REHAB doesn’t need to worry about DAP: Rajuk
Bangladesh

REHAB doesn’t need to worry about DAP: Rajuk

Picture: TBS
Infrastructure

Draft DAP lacks cooperation among service providers: Experts

Aerial view of Dhaka City. RAJUK has consistently failed to address proper management of the city even after coming up with the proposed Detailed Area Plan. Photo: Collected
Panorama

Whose interest does the proposed Detailed Area Plan (DAP) serve?

File photo of Dhaka. Picture: TBS
Bangladesh

New DAP ‘puts the cart before the horse’