Undergraduate Portfolio

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO KAJAL POUDYAL SELECTED WORKS

RESUME

Patan, Lalitpur kajalpoudyal@gmail.com 9817908065

Hi there! I am Kajal Poudyal, currently pursuing B. Arch at the esteemed Institute of Engineering, Pulchowk Campus in Lalitpur, Nepal. Welcome to this little tour of my design endeavours. This collection serves as a window into my growth and development over the course of three years into architectural realm. Every project here is a chapter in this narrative, an attempt to portray my ideas and perspectives through unique color palettes. The pages to follow is my journey unfolding at each turn that you are about to witness.

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EDUCATION

Schooling (SEE) Shree Pashupati English Secoindary School, Jhapa High School (NEB) St. Xavier’s College, Maitighar B. Arch Pulchowk Campus IOE, Lalitpur Native Language Fluent, full proficiency Limited working proficiency

LANGUAGES

Nepali English Hindi

INTERESTS

Writing Graphic design Photography Painting

SOFTWARE SKILLS 2D Drafting 3D Modelling Rendering Post Production

AutoCAD, Revit Revit, Sketchup Enscape, Lumion Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign

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TABLE

OF

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SPORTS COMPLEX Year III-II

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CONTENTS

COMMERCIAL Year III-I

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RESIDENCE

HIGHRISE

Year II-I

Year III-I

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The building’s form combines rigidity and flexibility by using crisp lines to represent strength and order, and curves to create a visually compelling composition.

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MUTED, WARM, RETRO

The Ri-Flex Sports Complex acts as a community hub for athletic events and social activities. The main focus is on the multipurpose hall that allows for diverse use of space based on different user scenarios. Planning is carefully executed to separate player-centric and community-centric sections while connecting them under a single atrium roof.

P A L E T T E

RI-FLEX COMPLEX

C O L O R

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TAPOSITION OF

Softness & Aesthetic

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STRENGTH & ORDER

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10

N

3

5

2

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1. Parking 2. Lobby 3. Waiting 4. Shop 5. Admin 6. Cafe 7. Kid’s Playroom 8. Atrium 9. Medical Unit 10. Security 11. Janitor 12. Player’s Room 13. Coach Room 14. Multipurpose Hall 15. Store 16. Gym

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12 13

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4 8 7

11 14

15 16

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The planning is done in response to the difficulty of lighting on the site, by dividing & stretching out the building mass into two halves to give more surface area for illumination.

The front facade features circular fenestrations that provide a distinct appearance to the building.

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NEUTRAL, EARTHY, CALMING

This mini commercial center, located in an urban setting on a small plot of land, serves as a one-stop for services ranging from a grocery store to a bank to a café. With uninterrupted flexible rental spaces and a clear and defined circulation area on each floor, it is designed to accommodate future modifications that may occur over time.

P A L E T T E

COMMERCIAL CENTER

C O L O R

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BASEMENT PLAN

SITE PLAN WITH GROUND FLOOR

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TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

TOP FLOOR PLAN

LVL +17950 LVL +15450 LVL +12450 LVL +9450 LVL +6450 LVL +3450

LVL +000 LVL -3000

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The building’s architecture is a reaction to it’s site, since it is located on a sqaure plot of land. Two square planes adopted in response to the site’s square shape are interconnected to form one. The house also features an extended porch which is accessible from the kitchen, with a view of the pool.

GROUND

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FIRST

SECOND

COZY, AUTUMNAL, NEUTRAL

Developed with the concept that two halves make a whole and the whole is infact better than the sum of its parts, this residence is home to two. ‘Two is a family.’

P A L E T T E

HOME OF HALVES

C O L O R

3

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OPENING SCHEDULE DESCRIPTION

NO

SIZES

1

MAIN DOOR (MD)

1

1800x2100

2

DOOR (D2)

2

900x2100

3

DOOR (D3)

1

750x2100

4

DOOR (D4)

1

1200x2100

5

WINDOW (W1)

0

1000x1400

6

WINDOW (W2)

9

1500x1400

7

WINDOW (W3)

1

1200x1400

8

WINDOW (W4)

0

2000x1400

B

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VENTILATION(V1)

1

900x1000

C

SN

3000 350

750

1

2 1

DOOR (D2)

WF1 = PLASTER

2

900x2100

3

DOOR (D3)

1

750x2100

4

DOOR (D4)

1

1200x2100

5

WINDOW (W1)

0

1000x1400

C

D3

D2

1200x1400

0

2000x1400

B

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VENTILATION(V1)

1

900x1000

C

SN

W2

3500

KITCHEN DINING

FF2, CF2, WF1

6500x7500

FF4, CF3, WF1

W2

W2

W3

2

FF2= VINYL FLOORING

3

FF3= PORCELAIN TILES

4

FF4= MOSAIC TILES

5

FF5= CERAMIC TILES

CEILING FINISHES CF1 = FALSE CEILING

2

CF2= PLASTER

3

CF3= TILES

SN

WALL FINISHES

1

WF1 = PLASTER

2

WF2= TILE CLADDING

NAME: KAJAL POUDYAL

ROLL NO: 077BAR016

DATE: 2080/05/06

SCALE: 1:100

CHECKED BY:

CHECKED BY:

D

Y

FLOOR FINISHES FF1 = PARQUET FLOORING

SIZES

1

MAIN DOOR (MD)

1

1800x2100

2

DOOR (D2)

2

900x2100

3

DOOR (D3)

1

750x2100

4

DOOR (D4)

1

1200x2100

5

WINDOW (W1)

0

1000x1400

6

WINDOW (W2)

9

1500x1400

7

WINDOW (W3)

1

1200x1400

8

WINDOW (W4) Balcony

0

2000x1400

9

VENTILATION(V1)

1

900x1000

500

1500

650

350

1200

520

1200

230

1150

350 350 3000

SN

5000

2

3

1

FF1 = PARQUET FLOORING

2

FF2= VINYL FLOORING

3

Staircase FF3= PORCELAIN TILES

4

FF4= MOSAIC TILES Living room

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FF5= CERAMIC TILES

SN

CEILING FINISHES

1

CF1 = FALSE CEILING

2

CF2= PLASTER

3

CF3= TILES

SN

AREA: 113.37 SQ.M.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

SUBJECT: AUTOCAD DRAWING

SHEET NO.

02

PULCHOWK CAMPUS

FLOOR FINISHES

350

GROUND FLOOR PLAN TU INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING

Staircase

Bedroom

8000

1

Balcony

DN

D4

DN

1

NO

FINISHING SCHEDULE

C

D2

3000x3500

FINISHING SCHEDULE

15

X

3000x2400

FF2, CF2, WF1

1500

02D

W2

UP

MAID ROOM

W2

2500

X

B

1400

SHEET NO.

1

250

FF3, CF2, WF2

10000

2000x2200

3500

ROLL NO: 077BAR016 WINDOW (W2) 9 1500x1400

W2

350

4000

V1

GUEST ROOM

WINDOW (W4)

10000

300 350 2500

FF1, CF1, WF1

362

SIZES 1800x2100

SN

DESCRIPTION

5000x4000

TOILET

250

NO

MAIN DOOR (MD) WALL FINISHES

4000

4000

DESCRIPTION

1 SN

WF2= TILE CLADDING

MD

350 250

SN

A

350

CF2= PLASTER

B

W2

LIVING ROOM

350 80 800

2

FOYER

700

CF1 = FALSE CEILING

UP

1200

1

2500

CEILING FINISHES

10000

SN

W2

3500

FF5= CERAMIC TILES

1

350

150350

5

SN

450

1500

FF4= MOSAIC TILES

WINDOW (W3)

D

1500

250

4

CHECKED BY:

850

300 350

FF3= PORCELAIN TILES

8

CHECKED BY:

1500

1500

FF2= VINYL FLOORING

3

SCALE: 1:100

350 350

2650

350

2

A

7

DATE: 2080/05/06

5000

W2

2021

FF1 = PARQUET FLOORING

NAME: KAJAL POUDYAL 6

Bedroom

8000

CF3= TILES 3 OPENING SCHEDULE

A

OPENING SCHEDULE

Y

FLOOR FINISHES

1

2

3

350

10000

D

362

350

2

FINISHING SCHEDULE

N

G

1

3138

N A

Staircase

N

SN

TITLE :FLOOR PLANS

Entrance porch WALL FINISHES

1

WF1 = PLASTER

2

WF2= TILE CLADDING

EXPLODED A

NAME: KAJAL POUDYAL

ROLL NO: 077BAR016

DATE: 2080/05/06

SCALE: 1:100

CHECKED BY:

CHECKED BY:

SHEET N

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Terrace Laundry room

W/c Bedroom Study room Balcony Family room W/c Kitchen Guest room 2 B

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A

Extented porch

V1

W2

W3

D

2

1 W2

W2

W1

3 W3

W2

W2

GROUND LEVEL -450

3900 1100 1000 1500

1500

750

1650

150

2000

1850 1000

150 1000

200

1000

650

1400

900

1375

971

D2

350 1150

350

1500

1350

1200

520

1200

1150

350 2000

230 850

1100

2000

D4

SECTION AT X-X WEST ELEVATION

1000 450

1000

1650

450

1750

1000

FF2, CF2, WF1

1500

450

850

1150

1200

3000x2400

675 125

1029

MAID ROOM

700

1800

MD W2

900

350

D3

3770

700

3000x3500

FF1, CF1, WF1

350

125

W2

150

350

2300

1950

1550

1230

900

1500

1950

629

FAMILY ROOM

900

900

1000

1000

350 125 350 971

1150

1500

3000

D4

1375

D2

350

1400

350

1150

700

150

1000 1400 550 350 700

1400

1500

450

PLINTH LEVEL ±0

629

700

SILL LEVEL +700

900

3000x2850

FF5, CF2, WF1

450

LINTEL LEVEL +2100

700

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL +3000

750

UTILITY ROOM

550 350 700

1400

2021

W2

650

SILL LEVEL +3700

2000

2100

2000 1950 900 900

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL +6000 LINTEL LEVEL +5100

900

AXONOMETRIC

350

PARAPET LEVEL +7000

2100

W/c

LINTEL LEVEL +8100

450

Maid’s room

550 350

ROOF LEVEL +9000

150 1000

PARAPET LEVEL +10000

2000

550 350

W2

3

C

SOUTH ELEVATION PARQUET FINISH

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The organic form draws inspiration from nature and attempts to convey a sense of energy and motion. The design incorporates dynamic curves throughout, including the curving exterior, spiraling paths, the shape itself, and the landscapes surrounding it.

APARTMENT

OFFICE

MALL

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ROOTED, ORGANIC, SERENE

Urban Tower is a mixed use project housing shopping mall, offices and apartments all within a single complex. The structure primarily tackles an issue in urban highrises: a lack of immediate access to nature and ground. For this, the concept of ‘Alternate Elevated Grounds’ is applied.

P A L E T T E

URBAN TOWER COMPLEX

C O L O R

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1. Lobby 2. Fast Food 3. Shops 4. Grocery Store 5. Ice-cream Parlor 6. Houseware 7. Kid’s Playzone 8. Pharmacy 9. Kid’s Store 10. Bakery 11. Salon 12. Office Lobby

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3 3

4

6 3 5 3 2

1

APARTMENT PLAN

SECTION AT A-A

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ANNEX

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THANK

YOU

Patan, Lalitpur kajalpoudyal@gmail.com 9817908065