Art and Architecture by Bhupesh Shrestha

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO B H U P E S H 2023

S H R E S T H A

Selected works and personal art & activities included

C U R R I C U L A M V I TA E NAME:

Bhupesh Shrestha

AGE:

22 Yrs

CONTACT

9860803853, 9818073887

EMAIL:

Bhupesh2shrestha@gmail.com

LINKED IN:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/bhupesh-shrestha-747aa8206/

2072

Rhododendron Int'l H.S Boarding School (R.I.B.S) -School leaving Certificate(S.L.C) examination

2072-2074

Kathmandu Model College (KMC), Baagbazar -National Examination Board (NEB) +2 Examination

2074-2080

I.O.E Thapathali campus, Thapathali -Bachelor Degree in Architecture

SKILLS Render Adobe

Sub- cordinator @

Jigyasa- 2075, Spatial design team (Ames room, Decor)

Intern @

Internship-2077 @ Ramro Mato PVT. LTD (Architectural firm)

Cordinator @

Utsarga- 2079 Spatial design team (Light & Decor, planning)

STRENGTHS

EDUCATION

CAD/BIM

INVOLVED AS

Autocad | Sketchup | Revit Lumion/ Enscape

-Obidient, punctual and reliable -An effective team player -Competent to take lead in necessary situation under proper guidance

HOBBIES -Potrait sketch Digital/ freehand -Singing/ Playing Guitar - photogrpahy

LANGUAGE - Nepali | English | Hindi | Newari

Photoshop | Indesign | Illustrator

MS office

Word | Powerpoint | Excel

Additional

freehand sketching/ photography

CONTENTS 1. COMMUNITY CENTER

Pg (6-19)

“ROOF” is the “NEW GROUND”

2. LANDSCAPE PROJECT “ESCAPE” with “SCAPES”

Pg (20-23)

3. POST DISASTER HOUSING Pani Pokhari Resettlement Housing

Pg (24-41)

4. RESIDENCE DESIGN Functional Design Approach

Pg (42-49)

5. Bagaicha Adventure Resort Internship project: Interior design of kite room(furniture/fixtures)

Pg (50-57)

6. Potraits Digital Arts/ Sketches

Pg (58-61)

1.Community Center “ROOF” is the “NEW GROUND” STRATEGY The project was conducted during the thesis with motive to uplift the community lifestyle and for utilization of public land on benefit of people of different community living within the area. The major intention was to develop it as measure public space among different community making accessible different point of site strategically for ease of access. It is also designed to cater the crowd in yearly event that occurs in specific day of MATATIRTHA AUNSHI which can be grabbed as economic opportunity for the community through particular commnuity center.

Measure strategy of this project is to bring together different people from all community and use of space for community and to support the event that takes place in yearly basis which is MATATIRTHa AUNSHI

CONCEPT & DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Marking Of Key Features

Matatirtha kunda Site slope Chautara(gathering space) Center point of different neighboring community Pre existing football ground view towards north

PLacement of building towards north east creating central open space for public radial placement of function over the space

Nature Impact To Human Life As “Chautara To Site”

Creation of connection between Matatirtha Kunda to site where community center is a landscape and its functions are engagment for visitors Incorporation of open functions in between the the standing structure which also suports the overall interconnection and flow throught he site

Stairs and ramp are the medium of circulation stairs ramp with min. gradient of 1:12 is necessary for universal access Rood as the space of acitivity and media of vertical movent universally

“Roof as the new ground” through ease of

access and increase its utlity value for leisure activities

revitalization of pre existing football ground with additional space dedicating for multi purpose function serving for the main event of the space in necessary times (Matatirth Aunshi) Focusing on multi purpose functions of different distributed within the site Ramp as the key feature defining the roof form as well as form

Interconnect

to different spaces within and out od the site for the purpose of universal access 8

Multi-purpose Hall Restaurant

this shows different spaces included over the community center as requirement along with the nature of building which was built to support or become the part of the contour/nature connecting different levels of space through as connecting different group of community in one place through generation of this place

Restaurant

Multi-purpose hall

Market

STAGE CRAFT

CONTROL ROOM

KITCHEN STORE WASH ROOM ROOM (KITCHEN)

Multi-purpose

GF plan

Creation of vibrant space in which true nature of multi purpose could be explored connecting the interior space and exterior space seamlessly and keeping the interior and exterior space as seperate entity in the necessary state or events in particular space

Multi purpose space used as the part of the market

1st floor plan Multi purpose space extended to market space as a threatre space 14

the control and learning space of community cneter fused together, with

“learning space (library)” making accessible from all possible places representing

“there is no boundary for learning” Roof level +9m

LIBRARY

1st Floor lvl +4m +3m Plinth level + 000

LOBBY ADMIN

WORKSHOP

The Measure aim of the project is to achieve the place (COMMUNITY CENTER) which is high in utility value for all kinds of indivdiual living within the society of different age group creating commercial space for self sustainability and integrating with natural flow or contour of nature for blending within it, making space desirable and providing open and learning place for the community people including all age group as a place interaction

2.Landscape Project “ESCAPE” with “SCAPES”

GATE AREA

YEAR -V PART-I

ENTRY CLASS ROOM

STRATEGY The project is based on landscape architecture where aim was to incorporate the school environment with nature as a whole where the landscape of environment enhances the productivity of class by creating soothing environment where different natural elements were incorporated to tackle with existing problem of class rooms in particular area such as: lack of light, ventilation etc. CORE CONCEPT Roof scape as measure escape to nature where land as space for education Use of sustainable and natural material as much as possible Organic form to plan and building shape building as part of environment

-1.0 m

CLASS ROOM

-3.0 m

+0.0 m

-2.0 m LIBRARY

CLASS ROOM

MODEL MAKING ROOM

EXHIBITION AREA SPORTS TOOLS

MASTER PLAN

1.00 m 2.00 m

5.00 m SCALE

10.00 m

White Plasters

Rammed Earth Walls

Common Hawthorn

Teak Wood

Glasses

Result Possible school space for architecture student was achieved in among the nature with inspiring space where the building itself act as landscape and tends to blend within it, through which student could be inspired to design with more enthusiasm

Roofs Large tiles

s f o Ro es cap

woo d fso o R s cape

ers v a P

Water body

Teak

ss a r G

SITE ANALYSIS

DESIGN PHASES

3.Post Disaster Housing Pani Pokhari Resettlement Housing [DESIGN STUDIO- VIII] STRATEGY AND PURPOSE It was the group project attended with aim of bringing solution to he live problem of people who have faced the earthquake damage in 2015 and still uplifting from it, The major focus of our project were people of boshimpa who were to be resettled in newly village called panipokhari. So, for it survey were conducted among people to understand their desire regarding the new area and our purpose in this design studio was to deisgn the settlement with all function and activities which could make wholw village self sustaining and independent which could uplift there lifestyle as well 1000-10,000

ROAD NETWORK

14%

14% 35% 21%

10,000- 20,000 20,000- 40,000 40,000- 60,000 Over 60,000

BHIMESHWOR MUNICIPALITY

LAND USE PATTERN

25 apr il epicenter (7.8 magnitude)

12 may epicenter (7.3 magnitude)

DOLAKHA DISTICT

27.711964 N 86.0545 E Panipokhari Site is located in the lowlands of Bosimpa in the Bhimeshwor municipality of Dolakha district. The settlement is built for the earthquake affected Thami community of Bosimpa village.

ZONING

DAILY LIFE MAPPING BOSHIMPA PRESENT CONTEXT The earthquake and landslides disrupted the geological formation of the Bosimpa village, Dolakha. 24

MASTER PLAN PHASE III 25

HOUSING TYPOLOGIES TYPE- A

upto roof Rs 80.618.25

upto lintel Rs 1,46,379.71

PHASE-I & II Plan

PHASE-III Plan

Construction plinth Rs 1,29,676.67 Total cost : Rs. 4,01,109

the amount given by government for reconstruction of housing is about 3 to 4 lakhs after earthquake, while full phase construction could cost much more. So, for allowing people to remain within the budget during initial phase of sconstruction and uprading there house as there lifestyle uplifts These includes two typologies of house mentioned as Type A and Type B 28

HOUSING TYPOLOGIES TYPE- B

upto roof 1,08,074

upto lintel 1,96,232

PHASE-I & II Plan

PHASE-III Plan

Construction plinth 1,73,840 Total cost : Rs. 4,78,148

MATERIALS USED Material used are tended to be as locally available as possible in order to reduce cost in transportation and allowing potential for crafting the required material within the site (in-situ) for providing job for craftsman and reduce overall cost of housing as well

Wooden Floor Wooden Beam

Wooden Staircase Ver t ical r ebar CSEB Br ick Leaf beat er Gut t er

Wat er t ank

CSEB blocks

ROOF DETAILS 32

MATERIALS

Fir st f lush

RAINWATER HARVESTING 33

ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND OVERALL DESIGN Different type of housing developed from Type A and Type B Built in contours to make it accessible to road 1st 2 phase similar to normal housing

DURING SUMMER

DURING WINTER

TYPICAL HOUSE SECTION 34

SPLIT LEVEL DESIGN

The contour land could require apporach to design in contour which is exemplified in picture with there different phases of Type A and Type B

Phase -I

Phase -II

Phase -III 36

Overall picturing of resettlement housing in pani pokhari 37

Temple Area

CATTLE REARING AREA Being Animal Husbandry as rurally rooted industry, we have provided communal animal rearing in the North direction in order to prevent the smell of cattle in the residential areas.

Previously available temple. Pati purposed around the temple and used for relaxation and also during pooja and bhoj.

Socio- Cultural, Economic Aspect And Recreational Space Within The Settlement

Community Hall Proposed for training (sewing) purposes and also during other programs. Hall capacity: around 100 during the training session and around 200 during programs. Other spaces: office and store room.

Availability of all the basic facilities within the community with additional facility for tourist for making tourism as income generating source and also adding other additional basic income generating sources as facilities on the basis of site analysis

School Area Includes three block buildings for pre- primary, primary and secondary level students along with respective play area on same

OPEN SPACES

HEALTH POST Pre Primary Block Primary Block Secondary Block

Note: This is the notable group project of my studying days of bachelor in architecture which is completed with the joint effort of my all colleuges involved by contribution to the project were during research, 3d visualization and planning of certain areas in the site as asserted to me, in any means I am not taking credit to overall project

4.Residence Design Functional Design Approach STRATEGY The projects major strategy wa to built house for the family of four with adequate space for all family members along with all necessary elements in house of typical nepalese family with balcony space accessible form most of the bed rooms for freshness. The working drawing on plan and section are included as well.

MAID-ROOM 3340X3090

1940

Y 155

300600

2100 3600

600

850 240230 230 1800 4400 11600

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN (1:100) CHECKED BY:

3300

600

2710

4300

3135

PUJA ROOM 2000X2760

D1 DOWN

MASTER BEDROOM 3860X5130 W1

BEDROOM-2 3770X3350

TOILET 1490X3110

Typical design strategy starting with ground floor with more D common space near to entry where guests could be attended within the ground floor, while makinf second floor more dedicated to family with bedroom/ personal room connected to balcony or terrace for fresh and family space within the lobby which is common gathering space for meeting or small family time

13565

ATTACHED TOILET 1860X1985

4 2300

FAMILY SPACE 4130X1855

3300

2100

640 110 375 1250 375 300 600 565

640 110 375 1250 375 300 2100

COMMON TERRACE 4290X2890

BEDROOM-1 3370X4230

D1 W2 BALCONY 3460X1310

710

230 415

4390

850 300 W2

1900

3300

750

3350

WORKING DRAWING RESIDENTIAL

110 450

NAME: BHUPESH SHRESTHA3 ROLL NO: THA074BAR011 SECTION: "A"

600300

1860

1000 110 300

3000

TOILET 1490X3110

3300

300

3350

DINING + KITCHEN 3340X6580

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

THAPTHALI CAMPUS THAPATHALI 13550

TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINRING 4

2300

1500

500 300 950

· ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM UNLESS MENTIONED OTHERWISE

11600 4400

1250

NOTES:

4300

900 300 450 1250

LIVING ROOM 4200X4800

2100

110

300 600

1585

440300

300

1250 450300 375 1250 375 300 940 110 850

GUEST ROOM 3020X3340

1250

3600

4300

700

950 300

300 900

3350

2100

4300 3300

13550

2300

600 300 450 1250

3300

850 300

2100

2300

11602 4400

3600 300 600

3300

3350

13565

1000 440

1250

Y 900 240 850 624 230

3600

1800

115 230 300

4400

3011

300490110

3300

12600

1 ST FLOOR PLAN 45

N +10000 PARAPET WALL LVL

+10000 PARAPET WALL LVL

+9000TOP FLOOR LVL

NOTES:

· ALL DIMENSION ARE IN MM UNLESS MENTIONED OTHERWISE

+7150 PARAPET WALL LVL

+6150 2ND FLOOR LVL

TRIBHUVAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ENGINRING

+6150 2ND FLOOR LVL

+5400 LINTEL LVL

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

+5400 LINTEL LVL

THAPTHALI CAMPUS THAPATHALI

+4150 SILL LVL

NAME: BHUPESH SHRESTHA ROLL NO: THA074BAR011 SECTION: "A"

+3300 1ST FLOOR LVL

+2550 LINTEL LVL

WORKING DRAWING RESIDENTIAL

+1300 SILL LVL +450 PLINTH LVL +000 GROUND LVL

1m 100MM PCC(1:3:6) ONE LAYER OF RUBBLE SOLING 75 MM BRICK SOLING 100MM SAND FILLING EARTH COMPACTION

SECTTION AT X-X 46

+1300 SILL LVL +450 PLINTH LVL

SECTION AT X-X (1:100)

+000 GROUND LVL

CHECKED BY: Section to show clarity in different levels and staircase as well as for utility of material in flooring

100MM PCC(1:3:6) ONE LAYER OF RUBBLE SOLING 75 MM BRICK SOLING 100MM SAND FILLING EARTH COMPACTION

SECTION AT Y-Y 47

Achievement of Living space suitable for family of four with design of residence based on contemporary architecture with proper balcony space and ventilation where building can breathe

5. Bagaicha Adventure Resort Internship project: Interior design of kite room(furniture/fixtures designs) STRATEGY I was during invovled in project during the development phase of project where funitures are designed according to the site context and to blend with kite form of the building with kite form of the building

Queen size bed (7’ x 5’2”) Bed design options

Single bed(7’ x 3’2”)

Kite Room(k1 & K2) Gundri Furniture designed size and space designed according to the requirements of visitors by assumption on 2 visitors per room

Table

Furniture Designed in accordance to room shape and variability in Furnitures size invitable if necessary Closet (5’ x 1’2” x8’)

Mini - Bar 51

lightings and fixture designed in site with materials available in site being inspired from tharu architecture and learnigns of case study

Table

Furniture fixtures is to be designed with bamboo and woods Availability of skilled labours in bamboo and woods To integrate lights and fixtures according to site context

Designing of semi outdoor bathroom as the part of nature supporting with materials use and design

7.Potraits Digital Arts/ Sketches

DIGITAL ARTS /SKETCHES

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