Architecture/Landscape Portfolio- Elisha Tamrakar

PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS | 2019-2023

ELISHA TAMRAKAR

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Awards/ Participation

Education Kathmandu Engineering College, Tribhuvan University, Nepal Bachelors in Architecture (2015-2021)

Gems Institute of Higher Education (GIHE), Nepal Higher Secondary Education- Science stem(2013-2014))

Professional Experience 44600 Kathmandu, Nepal

Studio Sama Designs, Kathmandu Nepal (2022Present)

elishatamrakar@gmail.com

Architectural , interior and landscaping firm Co- founder/ Architect.

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B. Arch University Batch Topper 9th position nationwide. Score: (79.6%) B. Arch semester topper – 3rd position (4th Year 2nd Semester ) Score (83.33%) SONA Public Toilet Design Competition (SONA) “The City I wish to live in competition” (Birla White Yuva Ratna NEXT ) Volunteer: - Heritage recovery plan of Kirtipur -Dristi 2018 Architecture Exhibition -Workshop on Accessibility and Inclusive Design

CEAD Consultancy ,Kathmandu Nepal(2020- Present) Architectural and construction firm Project lead, Architect and intern supervisor

Skills

Thapathali Campus Consulting Service (TCCS)(2021Present) Consulting and Engineering firm Part time Architect

CE Construction Nepal(2018-2019) Junior architect, Intern

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Kathmandu,

AutoCAD Revit Sketchup Lumion Enscape Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Microsoft office

C O N T E N T S

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Students Leisure Park Thapathali Campus, Kathmandu, Nepal Professional Work.

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Kirat Cultural Park and Homestay

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Hexscapes- Campus Park

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Ripples- Villa Garden

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Kirtipur Heritage Conservation Plan

Bhojpur, Nepal Professional Work.

Public health Academic,Kirtipur, Nepal Professional Work.

Chhetrapati, Kathmandu Academic Work.

Kirtipuri, Nepal Academic Work 2020.

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Neighborhood Planning

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Other Works: Architecture Projects

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Other Works: Interior Projects

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Other Works: Photography

Bode, Nepal Academic Work 2019 Bhagwanpur Eye Hospital and Dharmashala

Hotel Nepalirika, Serviced apartment Bhagwanpur Eye Hospital and Dharmashala

Everest Coffee Café’ Qniverse Office

Memoirs from Kirtipur, Sauraha and Chitwan

01 STUDENTS’ LEISURE PARK

Site Area: 10462.52 Sq Ft/ 972 Sq m Work: Planning, design and Visualization

Thapathali Engineering Campus, Tribhuvan University Kathmandu, Nepal Professional Work | 2022

A calm leisure park for the students of Thapathali campus, Tribhuvan University as an interactive rest area during breaks. Located right next to bustling heavy traffic road, the design aims to create a natural barrier from the air and noise pollution creating an ecological oasis for the students integrating native plants to restore biodiversity. It has been designed as 3 main zones: 1. Rest, meet, work interaction zone 2. Sculptor zone 3. Nature TraiI :

3.AIR PURIFIER BUFFER TREES create barrier from pollution

1. INTERACTIVE U_SHAPE ZONE Draws and welcomes in

2.CAMPUS LOGO SCULPTOR

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Introduction/ Analysis

C A M P U S S I T E P L A N // C O N T E X T The site is located right next to a busy street which has heavy traffic during peak hours. The design intent is to create a buffer using vegetation to create peaceful environment at the park for students to be able to relax and interact. Currently, the park site is isolated and barren, making it a dull space in conjunction with surrounding mechanical lab building giving it a monotonous feeling.

MAIN ENTRY.

This site is to be transformed to a space for student interaction, revival of biodiversity and a space fore leisure and relaxation.

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Hierarchy of 3 main spaces and functions

Design Process

C O N C E P T U A L D E V E LO P M E N T

Identity zone with star metal sculptor Central interaction zone , U shape welcomes the students in

The 3Is- I N T E R A C T I O N , I N C L U S I V I T Y , I D E N T I T Y

Leisure area for those who prefer secluded area

1.Interaction : Positioned centrally and in a U-shaped axis, it is intended to invite the students into the park and foster a space for conversation 2.Identity: Being a campus park, the design integrates a metal sculptor inspired by the iconic star logo of Tribhuvan University 3.Inclusivity: the park is designed to be accessible for all. Using tactiles and sensory vegetation to guide the blind, mild slopes and grading for wheelchair users and an overall safe environment without obstructions Curves used to break the monotony of the rectilinear masterplan of the campus and give a sense of ease and casualness for the students as a space to relax and achieve mental clarity.. Site divided into 3 major parts have a function of their own. Separated by smooth curvilinear lines, it gives a sense of flow and ease in circulation to the users.

Softscape and Hardscape 67% Hardscape 33% Softscape

inclusivity identity

Main nodes, pathways and amenities 2point access to the park . Pathways in a curved shape

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Design

M A S T E R P L A N // M AT E R I A L S E L E C T I O N The main paving is interlocking hexagonal paving blocks which are high strength, skid and slip resistant. They are low maitainence and cab easily removed and installed again when repairs are needed. One of its most important features is its ground water recharge capacity, it allows water to flow through soil layers and maintain the water table. Tactiles have been used along main pathways to aid the visually impaired. PVC wood planks are used on seatings for easy cleaning, and its anti weathering properties.

Concept of “ECOLOGICAL MOUNDS” has been integrated along nature trail to provide shelter to insects, lizards, butterflies etc.

Hexagon brick pavers

Hexagon concrete pavers

Grass

PVC wood planks

Flagstone

Tactiles

Legend 1.Identity zone a. Entry b. Star metal sculptor c. Ecological mounds d. Seatings e. Guard house’

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2.Interaction zone a. Group seating area b. Seatings

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MASTERPLAN SITE AREA: 972 Sq m Students Leisure park | 04

Air Purifying trees create buffer from noise and air pollution

Design

PLANT SELECTION • Vegetation naïve to the hilly region of Nepal has been used to attract local biodiversity.

• Mounds vegetated with milkweeds, flat rounds, grass to attract lizards and insects • Marigold has cultural significance in Nepali culture Traditionally, placed at entrance they give a sense of calm with their natural fragrance

Gingko tree

Silk tree mimosa

Bottle brush

Cinnamomum camphor

Sensory shrubs alongside nature trail

Catmint Appeals to smell

Satiny wormwood Appeals to touch

Cockscomb Appeals to sight

Flower beds for visual appeal and attracts insects

Primrose jasmine, lily of the valley, garden pinks

Tree canopy creates barrier from air/noise pollution from adjacent road

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Design

INTERACTIVE HIERARCHY OF SPACES

WORK/MEET/REST ZONE

WALKING NATURE TRAILS

ECOLOGICAL MOUNDS

Ecological mounds provide shelter to insects, lizards and squirrels. The walking trails are for students who like to enjoy natura strolls or jogs at breaks. The work ,rest, meet zone provides a space for interactions

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Design

V E G E TAT I O N P R I N C I P L E

Light Canopy Trees Air purifying species

Trees do not obstruct eye level view; maintains visual connection

Nature trail with vibrant and fragrant sensory plants

Ecological Mounds with rocks and vegetation Low bush and grass vegetation Pollinator Friendly Species

Visual connection to outside, as trees don’t obstruct

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02 KIRAT CULTURAL PARK & HOMESTAY Cultural Landscape Professional Work | 2021

Site Area: 13614.28 Sq m Work: Planning, design and Visualization

Kirat Cultural Park and Homestay is designed keeping in mind the traditional vernacular architecture of the kirats who are an indigeneous group of Bhojpur, Nepal. The masterplans’ main two focal points are the sikuwa courtyard and the yalambar park.

Sikuwa courtyard is used as a space for events and interaction while yamalbar park pays homage to the first kirati king. The accommodation units are placed to grasp the splendid view of the mountains.

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Kirati Culture and People

M A S T E R P L A N // S I T E A N D C O N C E P T

The Kirati People , Culture & Settlement: The site is in Bhojpur, Nepal, a hilly/mountainous district in Kosi Zone is one of the richest districts in biodiversity in Nepal. This project is deeply rooted in the culture and lifestyle of the Kirats. The homestay and park is designed to emulate a traditional kirat village/ settlement form. With the use of circular courtyards, narrow streets and alleyways, it is reminiscent of the ancient Kirat villages.

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1. Main Reception Block 2. Parking 3. Sikuwa Courtyard 4. Sikuwa concept block 5. Yalambar park 6. Cafeteria 7. Playground 8. Bamboo shed 9. Main gate

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8 Local houses in Bhojpur Kirat village

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Serene mountain views along the east side of site

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The traditional kirati house is made of stone and mud walls, timber doors and windows and a two-way thatch roof.. Cow dung is used for floor finishing and traditional red mud is used for interior and exterior wall finishes.

Kirats have high respect for the first Kirati king, Yalamber who established the kingdom in 800 BC He is known as the greatest kirat warrior and ruler. Hence, a .

Park with his statue is designed here to pay respect to his legacy.

The Sakela celebration is a prayer to mother nature for healthy crops and protection from calamities Sakela dance performed by Kirats, wearing their traditional attire where they dance together in a large circle.

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Design

MASTERPLAN OVERVIEW

YALAMBAR PARK AS A HOMAGE for the first Kirat King Yalambar who established the Kirati Kingdom in 800 BC.

KIDS PLAY AREA AND LEISURE PARK: For leisure and recreation

SIKUWA COURTYARD: for cultural performances and interaction

DOUBLE STOREY TRADITIONAL ACOMMODATION UNITS- Positioned to intake the mountain view

RECEPTION BLOCK: Inspired by Traditional Golghar

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Design

YA L A M B A R P A R K- M U J O K L U N G S H R I N E Yalambar park is the main focus of the whole complex as a place for worship and devotion to Yalamber,.It is a space for devotees. as well as a space for rest and leisure. The main temple contains an eight-level pyramidal structure stepped shrine with 9 levels and the statue of yamaber at the top most level This shrine is known as mujoklung. is the main place for worship and offerings: fruits, pure water, oil lamps (batti), flowers, are gifted

Stepped form of shrine inspired from MUJOKLUNG

Plan of Yalambar park derived from kirat mandala shape

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Design Intent

T H E S I K U W A C O U R T YA R D

Vernacular Kirati Architecture Sikuwas are semi open verandahs placed right next to main living space. It acts as a transitional area connecting indoors to outdoors. It is furnished with traditional seats called khatiya for leisure time and observing activities in the adjacent courtyard. The traditional house layout has this integration of “Sanghar” and “Sikuwa”.

Sikuwa courtyard is developed as a circular cluster with the main open space in the center, people can observe dances and performances in the courtyard while sitting in the sikuwa verandah. This maintains a visual connection between performer and viewers. : The local kirati house is constructed using locally available materials that are climate responsive and hence more sustainable.

Thatch roof Sikuwa Semi open verandah

Sanghar Main living room Timber struts and doors

Khatiya

Spatial layout of typical kirat house

Natural stone walls

Red clay as finish

Kirati women performing Sakela dance in the courtyard

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03 HEX-SCAPES CAMPUS PARK Public Health Academic Building, Tribhuvan University Kirtipur, Nepal Professional Work | 2023 Status: Construction Phase Total Site Area: 6783.2 sq m Park area: 1580.7 sq m Work: Planning, design and Visualization Team partner :Ar. Saru Manandhar

Hexscapes is a campus park project for the students at Public Health, Tribhuvan university inspired by the micro hexagonal shape of human cell membrane as the students here as medical/health science major. This park is specifically intended for young students hence organic irregular shapes are used for a sense of flow. Keeping the user demographic in mind, a contemporary, modern and sleek style is inherent in this campus park.

The site for this park is on sloped terrain and the park plot is located below the road level. Hence.

Stepped seating and plantation arrangements are made to reduce project expenses on extra earth fill and heavy retaining walls.

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Design

M A S T E R P L A N // C O N C E P T U A L D E V E LO P M E N T Zone 1

The basic site lines and form are derived from the hexagonal shape of the human cell membrane. The lines are intended to be irregular and free flowing to create a juxtaposition between the formal rectilinear plan of surrounding buildings. The site plan is divided into 3 main seating/ collection zones,

Zone 2 Zone 3

Zone 1 is Stepped Seating area reminiscent of a small amphitheater, which can be used as a group seating and an outdoor reading area Zone 2 is a raised platform area for students who prefer spending time in nature in solitude, hence separate seatings are placed here..

Zone 3 is a curved seating area for smaller groups, an area for interaction and leisure. To separate it from parking , tall hedges are planted for barrier.

Irregular hexagonal shapes used as a basis for the site form

A Legend 1. Main campus entry 2. Stepped plantations 3. Stepped pebble area 4. Group stepped seating 5. Flower bed 6. Curved seating with hedge for buffer from parking 7. Platform concrete 8. Grass planted platform 9. Angular seating 10.Pebble platform 11.Parking area 12.Pathway 13.Bioswales

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Masterplan of park Site area: 1580.7 sq m Hexscapes | 14

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Main Academic Block Hexscape park Car parking Group stepped seating Bike parking Main entry Guard house Pocket park A

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M A S T E R P L A N // S E C T I O N A L D E TA I L S

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Detail of retaining wall at bike parking

Detail of retaining wall at boundary

Stepped plantation instead of using heavy retaining walls, adhering to site topography

SITE SECTION AT A-A

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Design Approaches

M AT E R I A L // P L A N T I N G P A L E T T E Isometric Visual

• Bioswales have been used in the car parking area to concentrate and convey stormwater runoff while also removing debris and pollution. I will also aid in recharging groundwater • The material palette for the park is mostly pebbles, stone and concrete to adhere to budget constraint. Mot of the area is covered by softscape to save cost on hardscape • Stepped seating and plantation has been used to avoid the cost of heavy retaining walls, taking advantage of the natural topography of site AIR PURIFYING TREES Existing species maintained

Camphor tree

Birch tree

Bottle brush

FLOWER BED SPECIES PALETTE Pleasing to the eye and nose

Bioswales in parking area Antirrhinum

Verbena

Salvia

Rudbeckia fulgida

MATERIAL PALETTE

Pebbles

Concrete

Grass

Stone pavers

PVC wood planks

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Design

INTERACTIVE HIERARCHY OF SPACES An multi functional garden /park space for student that has different typologies of seatings, Event and gathering zones, flower beds for visual appeal and pockets of platform areas for small events.

PEBBLE AND GRAVEL for ground water recharge and purification

STEPPED SEATING FACILITATES AS SPACE FOR EVENTS/DISCUSSIONS

FRAGRANT FLOWER BED

HEDGE CREATES BARRIER FROM PARKING AREA

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04 Ripple Villa Garden Chhetrapati, Kathmandu Residential Landscape Academic Work | 2019

Site Area: 11622. 12 sq ft Work: Planning, design and Visualization

As part of the Landscape and site planning studio, I was tasked with designing a residential landscape creating an imaginary client brief. My client is joint family, with lots of members and children. The space is hence designed to be multi functional and provide space for the aged as well as the children.

The garden for the Villa is intended to serve clients requirements of a multifunctional space. A space for morning jogs, family brunches and barbeques , a relaxing space for the family pets, and ample parking area for all family members. The garden design is inspired by concentric shapes of a ripple, to create a sense of easy and flow with curves. With small details and elements taken from Japanese Zen gardens, this space is a zone for relaxation and calm.

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Design

M A S T E R P L A N // C O N C E P T

Inspiration from Ripples…

Just as a ripple has subtle layers to it and has a sense of relaxation while watching it, the plan is inspired by the concentric circles of a ripple. and designed in different layers serving a different function keeping different age demographic of the family in mind. The 3 main circles are : The jogging lane for health enthusiast family members, a garden lawn table area for who enjoy dining outdoors, a sculptor/décor zone for aesthetics. Other spaces include a shaded deck for family gatherings and a huge parking space.

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Plan inspired from ripples.

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Masterplan Site area: 11622.12 sq ft

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1. Entry gate 2. Arched wall accent and green 3. Shaded car park 4. Sculptor area 5. Jogging lane 6. Mounds 7. Chautara/leisure area 8. Lawn table area 9. Koi pond 10. Bar deck 11. Stone pathway 12. Backyard pocket

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Design

A M U LT I F U N C T I O N A L FA M I LY S P A C E

Jogging Lane

Chautara// Shaded tree seat

Mounds as shelter for insects, lizards

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Design Approaches

S E C T I O N A L D E TA I L S Chautara planted with NEEM TREE which has a religious significance in Hinduism. leaves and twigs of the tree are often used in religious ceremonies and are considered to have purifying properties.

COUNTRY RUBBLE CLADDING :The unpredictability of appearance of this cladding displays simple earthy beauty that evokes the essence of the European countryside. Shaped in a circle arch it coordinates with circular plan of the garden

CIRCULAR CLAY POT: Natural clay pots as décor for the outdoors.

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Design

JAPANESE GARDEN INSPIRED ACCENTS Attention has been paid to small accent walls and details for this residential villa. Continuing with the circular theme , this arched accent wall is placed right next to entry as a focal point. Small mounds and stone sculptors have been added to create visual texture.

Japanese Zen garden inspired Stone lantern and Seven Stone Cairne are placed near entry as they sumbolish happiness, balance and good luck in Japanese culture

Yucca plant adds bold texture with its spiky evergreen leaves

Stone lantern and 7stone cairne As a symbol of goodluck

Tall ceramic pots to add visual interest and harmony

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Design

P AT I O A N D W A L K W AY

Mosaic cutout lantern to add visual interest at nighttime

Sand and pebble mixture for ground water filtration

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05 KIRTIPUR HERITAGE CONSERVATION PLAN Kirtipur, Nepal, Academic Work | 2020 Conservation Studio Semester V

After the massive 2015 earthquake in Nepal, majority of the towns were affected immensely. The historical town of Kirtipur also saw the consequences. This town rich in architecture and traditional construction techniques faced a lot of damage.

In this conservation plan, a master basemap was prepared using GPS and site measurements to plot 2500 plus buildings, temples and squares. Interacting daily with the locals of Kirtipur and there was of living, the design proposal focused on short term and long-term proposal for conservation and revival keeping in mind the user need and site significance.

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Site analysis and mapping process

E X P LO R I N G A N D A S S E S I N G K I R T I P U R Kirtipur is a historical ancient city with stunning views, numerous monuments and temples. Impacted by the 2015 earthquake, our team assessed Kirtipur , tracing, measuring and plotting more than 2500 buildings, understanding their condition and damage levels. Along with this, it was Iin public interest to preserve the towns heritage and create specific tourist hubs to promote the culture of Kirtipur and use it as a source of income for locals.

Our team used the surveyed data collected to prepare an analysis of the settlement which will be used for future references. With all the infrastructures located, settlement studied, the critical areas with respect to culture, environment and also earthquake damage were identified. The knowledge gathered in the mapping process was used in the design phase of the conservation studio project.

Drone image of the conservation project/ survey area

Process of tracing of building footprints in AutoCAD

.Combined basemap of Kirtipur with color coding Kirtipur Heritage Conservation Plan | 25

MAPPING

FINDINGS IN DIAGRAMS

BUILDING AGE MAP

BUILDING MATERIAL MAP

In the site study, primary data were collected through a tabulated form designed to capture the physical conditions of the settlement, as perceived by the dwellers. The checklist was framed in sections: Building material, Building damage, Style, storey and road hierarchy..

BUILDING STYLE MAP

BUILDING STOREY MAP

These basemaps were produced on the first phase of survey which involved documentation and mapping of the whole town based on site inspection, measurements and survey. This became the basis for the second phase which was making proposals and designs for conservation of this historic town.

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Design Approaches

DESIGN PROPOSALS | IDENTIFIED AREAS

Reimagining Kirtipur: Through Routes to Roots

HERITAGE WALK ROUTES The design proposal focused on identifying areas with potential and areas of concerning and developing them as heritage hubs.

In our plan for creating Heritage Walks, @ main routes were marked: 1) Main connecting route: connecting the 7 sub routes, this walk was designed focusing on tourists who would like to explore all parts of Kirtipur 2) The 7 subset routes: these roots focused on a specific targeted activity. For example.\, Hastakala Marg focused on handricrafts markets and workshops for local and international tourists.

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Design Approaches

DESIGN PROPOSALS | IDENTIFIED AREAS The existing steps at Indrayani Square reconstructed and reimagined as a socially active interactive event and leisure space. With the addition of Shaded tree seats called chautaras , it creates a space for evening tea and conersations in the community. At times of special events and festivals, the steps can be used as a amphitheater type stepped seating to watch cultural performances and dances..

Indrayani and Deo Pukhu Area – Reimagined as a Social gathering space Kirtipur Heritage Conservation Plan | 28

Design Approaches

B U I L D I N G D O C U M E N TAT I O N | P R O P O S A L S TANANI SQUARE: Present context: haphazard parking, mixed buildings styles, skyline not maintained, building regulations and codes not followed Action plan: pedestrianization of the square, future reconstruction proposal elevation drafted adhering to codes., skyline maintained.

Problem areas marked in existing stretch elevation

Tanani Sq -Irregular skyline resulting from building height codes not being followed Proposed stretch elevation

BAGH BHAIRAV SQUARE: Present context: De pukhu pond has been neglected, area is not lively due to lack of activity centric spaces, skyline not maintained, building height and style regulation not followed.

Action plan: Revival of the pond. Building traditional eateries and teashops to attract locals and tourists, revive the social sphere.

Proposed stretch elevation: teashops, eateries and revival of pond

Bagh Bhairav Sq –Proposed traditional eateries with outdoor seating, a visual connection

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06 NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING Academic Work | 2019 Planning Design Studio Semester IV

Neighborhood planning was introduced as a major studio project in Design studio in the 4th year in the curriculum. The objective of this project was to design a township integrating residential , commercial, industrial zones, parks, schools, health clinics and all other basic physical infrastructures. Along with this social and cultural aspect of the site were also to be kept in mind while following all planning and building codes.

Concept of “LINKAGE THROUGH SHARED SPACES” which was shown using a chain link of the main Arterial road and green belt. The town named “ Samagriha” translates to “for everyone”, which is used while planning to ensure equity and equal opportunities regardless of gender, religion or economic class.

Representation of linkage with a chain shape

Representation of linkage with a chain shape

Refining the shape and function of each chain with respect to site

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Design Approaches

INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING

Housing types as per density; Row houses, Semi detached and detached houses, apartments, cluster houses

FARM ON WHEELS through the linkage trail, focus on farmers market to promote local agriculture

Masterplan is divided into 4 main sectors . Sector 1 and 2 along the main connecting road has commercial cum residential building, Sector 3 has a connection to nearby river, hence agricultural activities are concentrated in this sector for water connection. Sector 4 has mostly detached and semi detached houses and high rise apartment buildings The neighborhood design integrated pockets of green parks, open spaces with different functions as per various sectors and zones. The community center located at the center nested between the crossover of two main links i.e. arterial road and green belt has a amphitheater space for community gatherings, while the residential areas have farmers market areas to promote local agro products..

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Community center located at the center, provides a multifunctional event space for locals

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Other Works.

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Serviced apartment, Nayabazaar, kathmandu

ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS

Professional Work 2022/2023 | Studio Sama Designs

Hotel Nepalirika, Biratnagar,Nepal

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Other Works.

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ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS

Professional Work 2023 | CEAD Consultancy The simple beauty of exposed brick creates a contrast against the white. The design adheres to Vaastu Shashtra in spatial planning, creating a practical and user centric design

Bhagwanpur Eye hospital, Dhangadhi,Nepal

Bhagwanpur Dharmashala(Guest house), Dhangadhi,Nepal Hexscapes 02 Architectural Projects | 33

Other Works.

0 8 INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECTS

1.Café Design for Everest Coffee Café’, Lukla, Nepal

Professional Work | Studio Sama Designs

1. Everest Coffee Café’ (2022):Minimal yet cosy ,best describes the design intend of the cafe. The warmth of wooden wall panels with fabrics like suede , woolen rugs contrast with the hints of blue

2. Qniverse Office (2022): Orange is the main accent for this interior inspired by the company’s official branding color and logo. Sleek angular lines are used to create an interesting space for young tech professionals. An office space that isn’t boring.

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0 PHOTOGRAPHY 9 Other Works.

A day in Joshi Nani square, Kirtipur Roof reconstruction as part of Kirtipur Conservation Project

Safari adventures at Sauraha,Nepal

Intricate Roof Details at Shashwot dham,Chitwan

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