Architecture Portfolio

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sachin shrestha

Sachin Shrestha

I am a 3rd year undergraduate student of architecture, I wanted to learn architecture because of the buildings around me as well as the valley overall. I knew almost nothing while joining this field except architects designed builgings. But after threee years of studying, I have grown to know all the hidden aspects of designing a space.

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sac123hin123@gmail.com

Tikathali , Lalitpur

CIRRICULUM VITAE

Education

2075

Secondary Education Examination

Nobel Academy

2077

School Leaving Certificate

Trinity Internaltional College

Present Bachelor in Architecture

Thapathali Campus

Competition

Utsarga 2079

Photobooth Design Competition

Hex 2080

The Talk Room

Marga 2080

Pedestrian Pulsew

Yathartha 2080

Adaptive Reuse of Juddha Barun Yantra

Skills

CAD/BIM

AutoCAD / SketchUp / Rhino

Render

Enscape / V-Ray

Illustration

Photoshop / Illustrator / InDesign

CONTENTS

01 The Lost Museum

Naxal, Kathmandu

Design Studio V

Tutors: Ar. Chandra Hakumila Prajapati

Ar.

Prajal Pradhan

The site laying inside a historic monument, Balmandir had an eerie atmosphere with overgrown vines climbing the building and shadow of the huge trees. I wanted to preserve that feeling with conservation of trees as well as isolating the site from the surrounding with trees and nature. This resulted in a space isolated from the urban landscape around the site and created a space where you can get lost in the nature. It carries memory of the past mixed in with nature.

INDEX

1 ADMINISTRATION

2 GALLERY

3 VIP ROOM

4 CAFETERIA

People cannot see the museum from the road and have to travel through a tunnel which leads to a site of the Balmandir framed with tunnel walls. Balmandir is also reflected on the water infront of it as well as can be seen form undergroung galleries. I have also created enclosed spaces like on the right which leads to a open spcae and inside the Balmandir.

UNDERGROUND PASSGAE

UNDERGROUND

GALLERIES

GALLERIES

HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

ADMINISTRATION

AUDITORIUM

SERVICE ROOMS

CAFETERIA

VIP ROOM

PARKING

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

02

Urban Scrapebooker

Hattiban, Lalitpur

Design Studio VI

Tutors : Ar. Niranjan Shrestha

Ar. Ranjan Chandra Prajapati

A paper factory that recycles paper rather than manufacturing it from scrach as there are many educational and governmental institutions that can provide a lot of paper. The recycling is situated at the top of the site for privacy and most of the public activities are kept near the entrance. There is an exibition space for the paper products and a retail for the handicraft paper products. The factory uses folded plate roofs inspired from paper folds.

TAKING THE MOST COMMON WASTE PRODUCED NEARYBY THE SITE (I.E. PAPER) FROM THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENTAL OFFICES.

RECYCLING THE PAPER TO CREATE VARIOUS PRODUCTS LIKE PAPER BAGS,COPY, NAPKINS, HANDCRAFTED PAPERS, ETC.

SELLING THE RECYCLED PAPER PRODUCTS TO NEARBY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENTAL OFFICES, CREATING A CIRCULAR ECONOMY.

COWORKING SPACE

EXHIBITION SPACE

03 B-Blio

Pulchowk, Kathmandu

Design Studio III

Tutors: Ar. Chhanya Nidal

Ar. Sanjay Kumar Rokka

The site was located in Pulchowk with educational institutions around it, so I wanted to create a cafeteria for the students. The cafe was ment for the students for gathering and studying as there arent a lot of spaces for that purpose except the schools and colleges. The cafe features a library with a lot of light and greenary to create a pleasing space for studing. And the form was inspired from books to represent students and library.

FORM INSPIRED FORM BOOKSTACKS FOR THE STUDENTS AND LIBRARY INSIDE.

REARRANGEMENT TO CREATE A MORE DYNAMIC FORM

THE VOID SPACES AND PAGES REPRESENTING WINDOWS AND COVER REPRESENTING BUILD STRUCTURE

The site is open to three roadway maing the entrance easy for both pedestrian and vehicles. With the main focus on the library, where we enter from the ground floor with a mezzanine floor acessible form the inside. I have limited the differently abled spcaes on the ground floor for ease of travel. The dining spaces are varied for various purposes with spaces outside as well.

INDEX

1 STAFF ROOM

2 COLD STORAGE

3 DRY STORAGE

4 MEN CHANGING ROOM

5 WOMEN CHANGING ROOM

6 MEN W/C

7 JANITOR ROOM

8 WOMEN W/C

9 DIFFERENTLY ABLED W/C

10 LIBRARY

INDEX

1 BAR

2 MANAGER OFFICE

3 WOMEN W/C

4 MEN W/C

5 LIBRARY

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SITE PLAN

LIBRARY

04 Bhamara

Pulchowk, Kathmandu

Marga 2080

Groupmates : Shramesh Shakya

Sushant Shakya

The curvilinear pavilion designed herein represents an innovative approach to public space architecture, blending seamlessly with the existing environment while offering a unique experience for pedestrians. This pavilion aims to create a harmonious coexistence between man-made structures, vegetation, and historical elements. It is a multipurpose pavilion with spaces to rest, backdrops for pictures, and othe outgoning activities.

SITE WITH EXISTING TREES & A CONTINUOUS ROW OF SHOPS.

PUSHING THE EXISTING STRUCTURE BACKWARDS TO CREATE AN OPEN SPACE TOWARDS THE FRONT.

ENCORPORATING CURVES TO FACILITATE CIRCULATION.

TAPERING THE END TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE ROOF.

SITE PLAN

1.

2.

3.

4.

3 2

BY SHRAMESH AND SUSHANT

BY

SECTION

BY SHRAMESH

BY SHRAMESH AND SUSHANT

Juddha Barun

New Road, Kathmandu

Yathartha 2080

Group: Nim Pasang Tamang

Tanishq Rauniyar

The sympathetic extension proposed for the Juddha Barun-Yantra socio-cultural center integrates structural steel-backed platforms into the underused courtyard, creating a versatile multidisciplinary space. Emphasizing community engagement, the design incorporates forums, discussions, and a dedicated library with digital archives, while outdoor gathering spaces promote interaction among locals and foreign students.

RECOGNIZING THE SITE AS A SOCIO-CULTURAL AND ECONOMICAL HUB OF KATHMANDU AND PROPOSAL OF A SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTER

RETAINING THE HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE AND SENTIMENTS WHILE ALLOWING REINTEGRATION BY ON THE UNDERUSED SPACES

CREATING PLATFORMS FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACTIVITIES AS EXPERIENCE AND INFORMATION EXCHANGE FOR THE PEOPLE

Addressing the underused courtyard, the design integrates structural steel-backed platforms, forming a multidisciplinary space. Multidisciplinary spaces are conceptually open-ended and can be catered to multiple functions resulting to a massive footprint with minimal obstruction. The intervention made has been done with use of traditional materials like brick platforms, wooden frames and staircases.

• Library

• Artisan workshops; wood, metal

• Museum

• Cultural exchange center

• Experience center for traditional musical instruments

BY TANISHQ

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Working Drawing Exibition Models

06 Miscellaneous

These are the works I have done in working drawing of my simplified residential design. My contributions in two exhibitions hosted by Thapathali Campus and the models for my design projects.

WORKING DRAWING

WALL FINISHES (WF)

WF1= PLASTER OF PARIS

WF2= CEMENT PLASTER

WF3= PLASTER/TILES

FLOOR FINISHES (FF)

FF1= PARQUET

FF2= CERAMIC TILES

FF3= CEMENT PUNNING

FF4= MARBLE

FF5= NATURAL STONE TILES

CEILING FINISH (CF)

CF1= PLASTER OF PARIS

CF2= CEMENT PLASTER

WIDTH OF STAIRS= 3'-6"

TREAD= 11"

RISER= 6” FLOOR HEIGHT= 9'-6”

WALL THICKNESS: 9” THICK WALL

IN C/S MORTAR IN RATIO (1:5)

WALL THICKNESS: 4” THICK WALL

IN C/S MORTAR RATIO (1:4)

CEMENT PLASTER: 1 2 " (12MM) THICK ON CEILING IN C/S RATIO (1:3)

CEMENT PLASTER: 1 2 ” (12MM) THICK

ON WALL IN C/S RATIO (1:4)

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

SUBJECT: CADD TYPE OF BUILDING:

SHEET TITLE:

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

NAME: SACHIN SHRESTHA

ROLL: THA077BAR030 CHECKED BY:

SCALE: 1 8"=1'-0" @A3 DATE: 2023/09/01

TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING

DEPATMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

12” *12” R.C.C. COLUMN, M20 (1:12:3) 3

THAPATHALI CAMPUS

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

SUBJECT: CADD TYPE OF BUILDING:

SHEET TITLE:

SECTION AT Y-Y

NAME:

SACHIN SHRESTHA

ROLL: THA077BAR030 CHECKED BY:

SCALE: 1 8"=1'-0" @A3

DATE: 2023/09/01

TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING DEPATMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

THAPATHALI CAMPUS

UTSARGA 2079 YATHARTHA 2080

MODELS

MIXED USE MODEL

CAFE MODEL

MUSEUM MODEL

COLLEGE MODEL