As a diligent, dedicated, and inquisitive architect, I am passionate about creating innovative designs that emphasize sustainability. Eager to broaden my creative horizons, I seek to deepen my understanding of the architectural field through both practical and theoretical experiences.
Contact Mail ID pratikshya69555@gmail.com
Janakpur, Nepal
Whatsapp |viber +9779869999555
Experience
2022 Karma Studio, Kathmandu | Junior architect
• Duration- 4.5 months
• Responsibility/ works
- design for “ pokhari sanfebagar” and “infinity park” in Achham, Nepal.
- Conceptual planning and design of commerc ial cum residential design.
- Residence design in Dharan
- Architectural and municipal drawing
- Costing and estimation, specification.
2023 Intra level competition - Asian paints
• Purwanchal campus extension.
• Selected as top 15 thesis presenter to represent at Pulchowk campus, TU, IOE.
Education
2018-2023 TU, IOE Purwanchal Campus
• Bachelor in Architecture
English, Nepali, Maithli & Hindi Pratiksha Yadav
Skills
2D Autocad
Modelling Sketchup
Rendering Twinmotion, enscape
Graphics Photoshop, Indesign & Adobe illustrator
Language
O1
Academy For Disaster Resilience -
A beacon of hope
Project type: Academy/ training center design
Site location: Pokhara
Total Site Area: 33,912 sq.m
Core concept: Epicenter and the proximity of earthquake
“Academy for disaster resilience and management center” serves as a beacon of preparedness and response in the face of escalating country’s risk posed by the natural & manmade disaster. It serves as a hub for research, training, & collaboration, brining together multidsciplinary expertise to adress multifaceated changes.
Understanding the current state of disaster management in Nepal and recognizing the need of a proper academy, the design proposal was initiated.
The planning was done on the basis of the phases of disaster ; prevention and mitigation (EWS), preparedness (academy & memorial) and lastly, respose and recovery;the crucial.
Conceptual Development
Form development
Final form developed after segregating green space and built space
Transformation of form as per relatable functional zoning
Blocks splitted to create permeability and give continuity to wind flow
Blocks arranged around radial axis placing prime zone in center
Mock drill near multipurpose large courtyard
Buildable area after buffering from river and shade
Slope roof; metaphor for beacon of hope
Sectional Elevation
Mezannine floor giving sense of surveillance outdoor training against flood and rescue dog training social space between training blocks; lively space
The memorial / experience center main function is to sensitize the visitors about the effect / aftermaths of treacherous disaster. It is designed such that it provides the journey of an outcome of disaster to the end. Play of light and shadow as well as height play is the main design approach used here.
Memorial Section
Museum gallery of disaster
Earthquake simulation zone
Hall of great spirit
Hall of rememberance
Open hall was designed with the sky light opening at center of roof providing light giving feeling of being connected to after world
Uses of geometrical plane, lines and perspective to evoke various emotion such as fear, shock, sadness and relief.
Hall of remembrance pathway to the experience center
Journey of disaster Plane as a metaphor
2’x2’ stl tube braces @ rafter gutter connection
stl plate contd. weld to inside of beam & slope 1/4” per foot to downspout
500 fully reinforced liquid membrane flashing
Translucent panel
Polycarbonate “U” connector
Panel clip type
cpl-176x1.5
Butterfly roof as a major symbol of transformation representing potential for positive change and growth after training against disaster.
The slope used in the building as per climate demand . It has good adaptability and resilience which shows dynamism.
stainless steel fully soldered metal
2”x3” stl rafter beyond
2”x3” stl purlin tube
Butterfly roof detail
Roof gutter detail
O2
Sports complex - An athletic hub
“Sports complex for Purwanchal university” would act as a social and recreational center for physical, mental and cognitive development.
Project type: Recreational center
Site location: Purwanchal campus, Dharan
Total Site Area: 4,700 sq.m
Core concept: Sense of connectivity & response to the nature
The prime objective was to design a hub which helps to promote sport spirit among youngsters.To design an inclusive space and to design the building blocks as if it rises off the site.
Recognizing the need of a dedicated play area, social space ; overall a recreational area for students of the university, the design of sports complex was proposed.
It is designed such that pocket of interactive spaces are formed promoting unplanned encounter as well as interconnected building.
In the memory of slope
Landscape design & blocks buffered from inside Central area for main complex as well as supervising area
Common space zoning
Built block with flow of contour & inversion of flow to creare contrast
Inclined wall to minimize glaring which acts as an important factor in sport hu design
Gymnasium interconnected with swimming hall welcomed by a large breakout space
stepped courtyard in between the covered sports hall as an unplanned encounter place
Sectional Elevation
A large welcoming entrace to the main sports complex with a recreational pond
Football court behind the recreational building reviving the existing football ground
Interconnectedness within the blocks and with outside environment
Park sanfebagar - Bishramsthal
Project type: Landscape design
Site location: Sanfebagar, Achham
Total Site Area: 3032.9431 sq.ft
Core concept: Using existing pond as the base design element and moulding all funtion in organic manner around it.
“Park sanfebagar “ design was initiated as per the idea of client to evoke the sense of calmness as well as reflect their particular culture, their area and village.
The main project objective was to design the inclusive park for the community and to make them feel that it was their own space.
An existing irregular pond was designed afterwards in a systematic manner and all the important functions such as seating and playing area was arranged around it.
Newari cultural style seating space
“ pati “ was designed . And to make the park more lively temple was added which welcomes the women group.
1. Entrance
2. Parking
3. Temple ii 4. Existing temple 5. Open air theatre
6. Sitting space
7. Public toilet
8. Fountain
Pati space on the bank of pond for resting as well as enjoy the view
OAT space from the natural contour as a recreational point for children
Stepped seating space around pond with vegetation area as point of surprise
Sectional Elevation
+16'-4" RIDGE LEVEL
+9'-9" NIDAL LEVEL
+3'-3" PLINTH LEVEL
+6" GROUND LEVEL
±0'-0" LEVEL
Pati sectional detail
Wooden cornice
Jhingati
Mu sii
Phongasi
Pakha Dalin
Chalu Chukul
Nidal
Meth
Tudal
Twaka
6"x6" Wooden Post
1" Thick Wooden Plank
7"x4" Lakhasi
Air Circulation Gap
Carved Wooden Band
Carved Stone Band
Stone Plinth
14" thick (standard) Brick Wall
Brick dust mortar (Surkhi) pointing
Citizen Investment Trusta
corporate office
Project type: Corporate office design
Site location: NTC road, Itahari
Total Site Area: 8000 sq.m
Core concept: Hierarchial divison of function from public to private vertically.
“Citizen Investment trust
“ is a project designed in 3rd year . It was to be designed for government of Nepal as a branch office.
The main objective was to make the building comfortable against the estreme heat of Itahari as well as to make the building stand out from the neighbouring area.
Play with volumes was done to develop the form. As per the research concave structure helps to reflect more heat and make the area comfortable.
Building opening is mostly placed north and south and a concave structure is placed towards road side to highligh t the grandeur of a government building with double height structure.
Main entrance
Parking
Secondary entrance
Tertiary entrance
Fountain
Grand entrance (building)
Reception
Atrium
Cafeteria
Service block
Sunken courtyard
Minimart
Collison of geometry ; additive and susbtractive form
Vertical circulation from courtyard; accessible by all
Final form; combination of rectangle and circle; a welcoming concave entrance
Substraction of volume in the middle to create courtyard and atrium, a breathable space
Use of circular element between blocks to provide sense of interest and for extreme heat reduction
View from parking to the circular cafe ; maximizing landscape view creating refreshmment
Middle portion cutout for permeability as well as breakout space
Rectangular block as the stable form and more strengthened
Welcoming grand entrance looked from tertiary entrance with a recreational fountain
Back side view; an outdoor seating facing the cafeteria and back entrace to service block
