
Noida branding and UI/UX agency helping small and mid-sized Indian businesses build their brands

A Dhaka interior design and architecture firm working on residential, commercial and industrial projects

House De Arch is an interior design and architecture practice based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, with 18 years of experience. It works across commercial interiors, residential design and architecture, describing its approach as full-service, from initial sketches through to final installation. For commercial clients it designs spaces intended to reflect a company's brand and support day-to-day work, while its residential design work covers full homes. Its architecture services combine design concepts with project execution for buildings it describes as intended to last. Named projects include work for the Bangladesh Navy Maritime Convention Centre and a commercial showroom for BYD. The firm is led by M. Sahab Uddin Shipon, its founder and principal designer.
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