We require a national walkway policy in

Bangladesh. This rule's basic tenet might be as

straightforward as this: whenever there is a

road, there must also be a usable footpath. The design of footpaths should be a top

priority in all types of urban planning, from

large cities to small communities. It must be a legal necessity in cities. As the foundation of walkable urbanism,

footpaths, and sidewalks are currently experiencing a

global urban revival. Urban planning's subfield of "walkability

studies" is expanding.

This is not to suggest that walkways are just

for people's enjoyment of safety and beauty. Additionally, it has to do with business

friendliness and environmental protection. "We must comprehend that the walkable city is not just a nice, idealistic notion," Speck says. Instead, it is a straightforward, doable solution to a variety of complex societal issues, issues

that daily threaten the economic

competitiveness, welfare, and environmental

sustainability of our country.

The ASCE Student Chapter DUET, led by our esteemed mentor, Sir Md. Mahadi Hasan, embarked on a knowledge-filled journey to our Second Campus!

Sir delved into the intricate details of structural functions, from beam dimensions and column standards to layout, foundation design, and the crucial factor of environmental impact.

It was an exceptional day of learning and exploration, igniting our passion for the ever-evolving world of civil engineering.

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