TSC Auditorium

Nice place for meeting and gossiping with friends.some occurrences do happen from time to time.be careful with regards to that

Teacher-Student Centre, University of Dhaka

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Teacher-Student Centre of the University of Dhakais a building on the Dhaka University campus in Shahbagh,  Dhaka,  Bangladesh. The Centre was established in 1961 by the Dhaka University as the Division publicAffairs.

Teacher-Student Centre

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Teacher-Student Centre

History

The construction of the Teacher-Student Centre was financed by the Pakistan Government and the Ford foundation. Parts of the site used to be land of the old Sujatpur Palace grounds (the oldest Nawab Mansion in Shahbagh). There was a Greek cemetery on the west side of the race course, now Suhrawardy Udyan. Many historically important political meetings and discussions were held at the Teacher-Student Centre during the Bangladesh Liberation War. Student political situations are still held there. [citation needed]

The main building was designed by Konstantinos Doxiadis, a Greek architect and town planner.  An example of modern architecture, it takes into account indigenous culture, climate, and spatial arrangement. Arranged around a court, it has an extra butterfly canopy (double roof) extended over the main block at the front, which helps to keep the Centre cool. The complex contains dining rooms, meeting rooms, libraries, art and music rooms, stages, a multipurpose hall, game rooms, a film lab, rehearsal rooms, and more. As a result, the Teacher-Student Centre forms the social and cultural heart of the campus. The complex has some extensions which were built during the 1980s that allowed north-south cross-ventilation. As one enters the Teacher-Student Centre, a sculpture by Hamiduzzaman Khan greets the visitors.

Across the green lawn to the east of the Teacher-Student Centre stands a small Greek Mausoleum. It was constructed in 1915. This building has a square structure, similar to a classical doric monument, rather than a more ecclesiastical style, with an entrance on the east side. The flat roof projects forward on all sides, transforming the square plan into a cruciform shape. It is the only trace of the small Greek community that existed in Bangladesh in the 19th century. The mausoleum still has several epitaphs attached to the wall, most of which are written in classical Greek.

Inside the swimming pool enclave of the Centre, two small Siva temples are housed, with a small monument between them. The swimming pool is currently not in use.

The Teacher-Student Centre seeks to foster campus community life to supplement the formal academic program of the university. Campus organizations hold their meetings, functions, lectures, and arts exhibitions in the building. Discussion sessions are frequently scheduled, journals and bulletins published, and competitions held, giving the university a varied programme of cultural and social events.

Student activities also include relief and aid, such as during the devastating flood of 1987 and Sidr in 2007. Students prepared food and saline for the flood victims for over four months. The Centre holds the facilities of a voluntary blood donation organization, called Badhan, organized by the students of the University.

The Centre houses the office of Badhan,  Dhaka University Debating Society,  Dhaka University Film Society, Dhaka University Tourist Society, Dhaka University Journalists Association, Dhaka University Photographic Society, Dhaka Universi

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The construction of the Teacher-Student Centre was financed by the Pakistan Government and the Ford foundation. Parts of the site used to be land of the old Sujatpur Palace grounds (the oldest NawabMansion in Shahbagh). There was a Greek cemetery on the west side of the race course, now Suhrawardy Udyan. Many historically important political meetings and discussions were held at the Teacher-Student Centre during the Bangladesh Liberation War. Student political situations are still held there.

Good place where good ideas are generated and an opportunity to show creativity in drama and literature

Too many aimless people. Extremely Noisy. Causes nausea and headache. Sidewalks are occupied by hawkers. You literally have to walk on the street dodging cars, rickety rickshaws. Risk of stampeding children, mass people and the meritorious students of DU.

It is the Teacher Student Center of Dhaka University. Very spacious and has a historic importance to the independance of Bangladesh.

It's a nice auditorium, having a wide stage, big green room, comfortable sit arrangements, enough ventilation and cooling system, washroom is so so.

Execellent place for hangout with friends and family though this place is the sole property of Dhaka University.

Teacher-Student Centre of the University of Dhaka is a building on the Dhaka University campus in Shahbagh, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The Centre was established in 1961 by the Dhaka University as the Division publicAffairs.

Best place to gossip for Dhaka University students. I posted a picture of a beggar who is always available there. She will come to you and ask for money as she is hungry all the time. If you don't agree to pay, she'll use slang

TSC Auditorium is one of the most renouned place in Dhaka, and also all over Bangladesh. This is the most popular place to gather specially with friends. People also gather here for their Political appearance. To have a date with someone loving, you should make it first choice.

The center of the Dhaka University students where many important event and meetings take places

This place is very good for spend quality time. There have lot of mobile food shop, sitting place and auditorium for deference programs.

A cultural place. The place is always crowded with different mind people. People are gossiping, practicing for cultural evens, taking meal here. The place always comes with different color of life. You never become bored.

TSC is the best part of DU. Where students and teachers are very friendly. Students can enjoy a lot in daily campus life.

The place is at Hakim chattar. Price of the khicuri 30tk, lacchi 20tk. It's mainly street food.