Internship report by maharjaneris

PRACTICUM REPORT TU, IOE PULCHOWK CAMPUS

ERIS MAHARJAN 073/BAE/216

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Firstly, I would like to express my deep gratitude to the cheif architects Ar.Sabindra Shrestha, Ar.Raresh Maharjan, Ar. Ram Saran Bhuju for providing me the oppurtinity to work as a trainee architect in the firm ONE LINE ARCHITECTS. Thier continuious guidence and support has helped me draw a better line than yesterday. Ideas were exchanged and experience of the firm has provided me gain confidence to work in the proffessional field. During the period of internship I got to work in big and small projects,with the varieties of work from residence, commercial , parks, workshops,etc. which has eventually hepled me develop potiential as an architect and student both. I would also like to extend my gradtitude to our practicum supervisor Asso.Prof.Batuk Parajuli and Asso.Prof.Dr.Inu Pradhan Salike for their guidance and supervision during the practicum period as well as for the report writting, and my teachers for making me capable to grow enough to handle the mistakes and stand with head high. Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

Abstract Architecture , unlike other engineering fields is truly a practical field where learning is aprocess. During practicum, students gain immence insight regarding the real facets of architecture. This course help to train students in various fields such as technical, economical, practical and drawings, estimation and costing, in dealing with different professionals, engineerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, clients. It basically prepares students and makes them familier with the office environment and trends. For my practicum I joined ONE LINE ARCHITECTS, Sathdobato, lalitpur for almost 6 months. This practicum report reflects my experience as trainee architect on various projects aiming to develop practical knowledge on the architectural field.

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About PROFILE

One Line Architects is dedicated architecture and design practice started in 2013 and registered in Ministry of Industry, Government of Nepal in March, 2014. One Line Architects is team of creative minds with different individual strength, yet having strong team spirit. It has worked on a range of projects including building works, interior schemes, landscape design, planning proposals and graphic illustrations. THE WAY Architecture as a design solution should not just minimize the cost and time and maximize durability and aesthetics but also aim for more. It intend to commence every project with green and sustainable ideas not just in design but also in practice. However, the datum is always user. Everything changes with time, so do Architecture. We strongly believe that Architecture should respond to the present context, technology and lifestyles. Each project One line Architects undertake is unique in itself and has a right to receive optimum solution. Thus One line Architects every time works upon a unique design solution that arises from careful investigation of each design problem and synthesis of different ideas. VISION We believe that successful projects are a result of team work, with total commitment to our clients aiming to achieve the best design solution.

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TEAM Chandra Prajapati B Arch Ram Sharan Bhuju B Arch Rakesh Maharjan MSc Urban Planning / B Arch Sabindra Shrestha B Arch / MSc in Energy Eficient Buildings Manish Maharjan B Arch Shivaram Thapa B E Civil

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TABLE OF CONTENT 1. Residence 1.1.Jwala Pandey........................................................................................................................................ 8 1.2.Arjun Sha............................................................................................................................................. 18 1.3. Sabina gothi (render only)............................................................................................................... 26 2. Commercial 2.1. Khaireni Complex.......................................................................................................................... 29 2.2. Sushil Bajracharya.......................................................................................................................... 32 2.3. Ware House..................................................................................................................................... 36 3. Landscape 3.1. Pushpa Lal Memorial Park ............................................................................................................ 38 3.2. Waterfront Park ................................................................................................................................ 56 4. Zonning 4.1. Dharan............................................................................................................................................... 66 5. Time problem 5.1. KEVA Pharmaceuticals................................................................................................................... 68 6. Model 6.1. Kotdada............................................................................................................................................. 70 6.2. Cycle lane.......................................................................................................................................... 71 7. Interior 7.1. Taumadi Resturant ......................................................................................................................... 72 8. Sheet preparation 8.1. SONA exhibition sheet preparation............................................................................................. 80 9. Workshops attended 9.1. Ecocity workshop (Nepal ecocity network ward approach)...................................................... 82 9.2. Kathmandu Metropolitian, Maitighar to Tinkune Cycle Lane Workshop88

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RESIDENCE DESIGN Jwala pandey

Jwala pandey’s project is residential cum commercial at the same time. The design is prepared in the view of the proposed site; the thamel area where the future growth of economy and commercial activities highly depends upon the flow of the tourist in that area. Thus, the requirement of the client was highly influenced by this factor. INFORMATION • Project Status • Client • Family • Location • • • • • • •

= Design Phase = Jwala pandey = Member of 5 = Paknajol, Kathmandu Design = Modern Zone = Mixed Land Area = 1155.07 SQ.FT (0-3-1-2) FAR = 8 Storied Ground Coverage = 820.49 sq.ft Built up area = 4747 SQ.FT Set back = 5 ft

INVOLVEMENT • Elevation design, Render • Space planning, Modification of plan • Municipal drawing • Electrical and sanitary Drawing • Structural Drawing

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3D view of the residence

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The site is in mixed old residential area. The land is in Contact with secondary road on southern face and tertiary road on the western face. The planning was done only sparing the setback in two roadside faces.

During first phase only façade design was assigned. Since building was planned with north and east side attached, only two façades was designed. The west side had only setback so only opening was placed. But on southern side due to unregular shape of the site, aside from setback the space of 4'3'' was left so, a balcony was projected.

DESIGN APPROACH According to the site, west and southern side has the access to the roads and with the set back of 5’, buildingis faced towards south and west. Mixed old residential zone of the site permitted the building to go upto 6 storey. Each floor consists of 3 studio appartments. The smallest one 131.34 sq. ft, and 195.47 sq.ft the biggest one in each floor. FLOOR PLANS Floor plans are simply made with 4 room with circulating and service spaces in middle and enough natural light. At first façade design for three and half storied was done. The floor area ratio was still left and since client later wanted to increase the no. of floors a new façade was made. CHANGES • Increment of room number and floor as far allowed 8 storied building • Interior layout

ABOUT SITE The site is located thamel area with area of 1155.07 sq .ft (0-3-1-2) with roughly rectangular in shape. South and west side of the site has access to the roads of 12’10” and 5’ simultaneously. The site is surrounded with the other new and old residential homes Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

ELEVATION TREATMENT The souther elevation has two different types of treatment, one with 8’ window and brick treatment below the sill level in every floor starting from 1st floor. And the other window of size 7’2”. Whereas on the western side long vertical ribbon window on the middle stairs and 1’1” projected brick treatment with window opening of 7’2”.And other two elevations east and north is plan. ACHIEVEMENT • Exercise on plain façade • Play with projection and material used • Municipal drawing • Sanitary (soil and waste pipe layout) • Water supply (hot and cold water layout in plan) • Electrical layout

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REQUIREMENT • Bathroom in each floor • Rooms for renting in ground and first floor.

3D OPTIONS OPTION 1 This option of 3D has no balconys. The windows here is of different size to give the plane facade intresting oppening. OPTION 2 Meanwhile in this option balconies appear and elevation treatment is made with only one material. conclusion, second option finalized.

RENDER IMAGE OF FIRST OPTION

NIGHT RENDER IMAGE OF SECOND OPTION

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SANITARY AND WATER SUPPLY DRAWINGS

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ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

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STRUCTURAL DRAWING

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ANNEX • • • •

Municipality Drawing Detail plan and elevation of designed building Structural drawing Electrical and sanitary Drawing

ACHIVEMENTS • • • • • • •

Knowledge and practice about façade desiginning approach Management of small spaces Knowlede related with structural part of building Structural, electrical and sanitary drawing patices Municipal Drawing format knowledge Presence of site location of bulding to be constructed in first page Presence of atleast one section of building to be constructed in first page.

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RESIDENCE DESIGN Arjun Sha

PROJECT DESCRIBTION This particular site was situated in between two secondary roads. The site is rectangular in shape and is in contour too, which was quite challenging.Light is welcomed through void, placed in alternative direction. INFORMATION • Project Status = Design Phase • Client = Arjun Sah • Family = Member of 5 • Location =Swyambhu • Design = Modern • Zone = Other residential • Land Area = 4321.75 SQ.FT • FAR = 3.5 • Ground Coverage = 70% • Built up area = 15125.98 SQ.FT • Total Buildup Area = 6205.44 SQ.FT • land coverage = 1976.77 (45.7%) • Set back = 5 ft INVOLVEMENT • Modification of Planvv • Elevation design REQUIREMENT • Separate office for Working • A wide Terrace • A Separate kitchen celebratory use • Two Guess Rooms • Swimming Pool (if can be)

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residence from the major road (Front face)

SITE VISIT

Site from back road

Site from front road

approach of southern sunlight to the site

The first picture is taken from the main road of the site. The access of main road is towards west side of the site. The second picture is taken from the secondary road of east side of the site. the land here is slopy with the height difference of 15â&#x20AC;&#x2122; gradually increasing from west to east. According to the owner, the vacant land in the surrounding will have built building within few years so the southern light for the building will be absolutely less or in other words, approximately 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122; gap between two building is the space from where the southern light will be possible, as we can see in third picture. Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

DESIGN APPROACH The site is longitudinal in shape so, in order to break that longevity different spaces were separated with blocks and were placed in alternative direction so that the light Receiving surface can increase. Due to slopy land the mass of lands are divided to different height and spaces thus formed is used to create different spaces in different height.The surface is gradully increasing in heights from front to back

CONCEPUAL SKETCH

ROUGH SKETCHES FOR PLANNING SKETCHES

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

• Office space at the very beginning on 3’ height and living room on 7’ height . • Living room also consists of indoor living towards the southern side. • Living room is double storey.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

• Kitchen and dinning space on 12’ height • Also, bedroom is on the 12’ height

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN • On the 17’10” height comes the water body (swimming pool) of 20’6”*8’3” • Service related swimming pool: • Changing room: 6’11”* 5’4” • Wash room : 6’11”* 4’6” • Store room : 6’8”*10’2” • Bar section on side of the pool

THIRD FLOOR PLAN • • • •

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Puja room Family room with double height Multipurpose room Occasionally, used kitchen for bhoj as purposed as client.

ROOF FLOOR

• Wide terrace as purposed by client.

SECTION

• Slopy land on the site is terraced on different levels with height difference of 14’10”.

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ANNEX • Municipality Drawing

• Detail plan and elevation of designed building

WEST ELEVATION

ACHIEVEMENT • Knowledge and practice about façade desigin• • • • •

EAST ELEVATION

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ning method Management of small spaces (like attic spaces obtained from the narrow roof of the north staircase). Municipal Drawing format knowledge Presence of site location of bulding to be constructed in first page Presence of atleast one section of building to be constructed in first page.

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RESIDENCE Sabina Gothe

INFORMATION • Project Status • Client • Family • Design • Zone • • • • •

= Design Phase = Sabina Gothi = Member of 6 = Modern = Other residentials Land Area = 3037.5 sq.ft (0-8-3-2) FAR = 1.75 Ground Coverage = 895 sq.ft Built up area = 2629 sq.ft Set back = 5 ft

INVOLVEMENT • Render Images ACHIEVEMENT • Knowledge of the software used • Presentation style

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COMMERCIAL

Khaireni ComplexINFORMATION • • • • • • • • • • •

Project Status = Design Phase Client = Municipality Location = Khaireni Land Area = 13680 sq.ft Land Type = plain Land Design = Modern Setback = 3m FAR =2 Ground coverage = 4650sq.ft Buildup area = 273680 sq.ft Total build up Area = 18600 sq.ft

INVOLVEMENT • Basic layout of plan • Elevation design REQUIREMENT • Façade design for 4 storied building • Max. area coverage

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Planning phase 1

• Land coverage was already given only space management was done • All the services like staircase and toilets placed on the northern side • Simple one-way entry and exit placed on basement for smooth vehicle circulation BASEMENT

• For escape route, open air external staircase is placed on the eastern side. • The uppermost floor is for the official purpose and QFX.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATION DESIGN PHASE

ELEVATION WITH VERTICAL STRIPS

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ELEVATION WITH SYMMETRIC SIDES

FIRST FLOOR PLANW

Planning phase 2

• The expansion of 4m*L area is done in this phase (not leaving ROW) • If later the road gets extended then the additional 4m area building will be demolished. For that expansion joint placed on the demolition part. • The service is same as in the phase one

GROUND FLOOR PLAN WITH 4M*L INCREAMENT

ACHIEVEMENT • Façade Treatment ideas • Planning of Zoning

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COMMERCIAL

Subhas Bajracharya

INFORMATION • Project Status = Design Phase • Client = Subhas Bajracharya • Location =Paknajol, Kathmandu • Land Area =11095.8 sqft (2-0-1-2) • Land Type = plain Land • Design = Modern • Setback = 5m • Ground coverage=4398 sq.ft (408 m2) • Total build up Area = 27968 sq.ft INVOLVEMENT • Basic layout of plan • Elevation design • Allocation of different spaces (commercial spaces, service spaces,green terrace spaces, and ducts) • Municipal drawings

BASEMENT

Purposed building is representer by blue

service region represented by brown

ACHIVMENTS • Management of circulation spaces. • Requirement of 60% of open spaces in building commercial blocks.

• Area: 4779 sq.ft (443.9m2) • Parking Spaces for 6 cars /26 bikes • Mechanical room/service room Decending gray portion represents opening

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

• Area: 4398 sq.ft 408 m2) • commercial : 1950sqft (181 m2) • Service: 330 sq.ft

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

• Area: 4250sq.ft (394.8m2) • commercial : 2578 sqft (239.5 m2) • Service: 330 sq.ft Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

• Area: 4250 sq.ft 394.8 m2) • commercial : 2578sqft (239.5 m2) • Service: 330 sq.ft

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THIRD FLOOR PLAN

• Area: 4250 sq.ft( 394.8m2) • commercial : 2700sqft (250.8 m2) /6 studio appartment • communial space/terrace: 550 sq.ft (51 m2)

FORTH FLOOR PLAN

• Area: 3810sq.ft (353.9 m2) • commercial/ studio : 2543sqft (235m2)/ 5 studio appartment • Communial space/ terrace : 550 sq.ft (51 m2)

ROOF FLOOR PLAN

• Area: 3240 sq.ft (301 m2) • commercial / studio : 1420sqft (131.9m2)/ 3 studio appartment • communial space /terrace : 365+225 sq.ft Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

COMMERCIAL ware house

INFORMATION • Project status = design phase • Client = Rajesh Prajapati • Location = Bode, Bhaktapur • Land Area = 6675 SQ.FT • Land Coverage = 5086.58 SQ.FT • Land Nature = 7’ down from road

NORTH ELEVATION

INVOLVEMENT • Layout of plan • Elevation Design

SOUTH ELEVATION

REQUTREMENT • Max. area coverage PROJECT DESCRIPTION • Practice Project • Two storied sanitary stores • Road access on the east side.

INDEX store space private space office space circulation BASEMENT

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION • Practice Project • Two storied sanitary stores • Road access on the east side.

Design phase

zoning phase

ACHIEVEMENT • Space Management for maximum storage facility • Zoning and design process

ground floor plan

roof plan

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LANDSCAPE

Pushpa Lal Memorial Park INFORMATION

PUSPA LAL MEMORIAL PARK

• Location = Bhangeri-08, Ramechhap • Zone = Other residential • Land Area =481932.55 sq. Ft (56ropani) • Design type = Contour • Design = vernacular INVOLVEMENT • Site Visit and minuting • Concept formulation • Help during survey • Layout in cad file from survey • detail in master plan preparation

Location map of the site . Bhangeri, Ramechhap, Nepal

REQUIREMENTS DURING SITE VISIT • Main entrance plaza • Museum, conference block • OAT • Statue exhibition area • Conservation of old house

existing residince within site

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existing entry to sit

house for conservation

Sketches

This is the rough sketch of the idea during zoning phase Upon entering the gate there will be a clear view of plaza upfront. On the left side there will be administration block in high contour land and on the right side there'll be a way connecting to the parking space and dhungedhara in low contour land. Beside parking space there will be a multipurpose hall for easy access during programs.

Minuting document on the site

water spout idea

landscape idea

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ZONNING

While zonning different aspects are kept in mind. firstly, the conservation area war marked where Pushpa Lal birth place and Bancha ghar gets included. the residential area on the side of the conservational area so that pop-up structure get to only one side of whole paek. The existing junar and bamboo bushes gets implemented as to blend with the landscape.

INDEX

Set back

Existing building Conservation zone Play area Residental area Statue Existing junar and bamboo

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CONCEPT

“Memorial attribute via constructing the “ path of life” The study of life journey of pushpalal was made. It’s brief conclusion made as follows: 1981 B.S- Birth 1993B.S (12 years of age)- “Aama” 1997B.S (16 years of age)- 4 martyr martyodom including his older brother ganga lal. 2003 B.S (22 years of age)- sadashya sachiv in Kolkata 2004B.S (23 years of age)-leadership for “nagarik aadhikar aandolan”, First protest against rana regime, After arrest corporal or physical punishment, Released and secretly refused to india 2005B.S (24 years of age)- Karl Marx and Lenin writren communist written manifesto “ghoshana patra” translated into nepali 2006 B.S (25 years of age)- on the leadership of pushpalal 5 member nepali communist party establishment.

different zones

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On the site- the birth place The birth of the pushpalal representing with the footstep also the “THE BEGINNING OF THE JOURNEY” Pushpalal got inspired from ideology of communism, and enthusiastically begain to revolve against cruel, tyranny rana regime after he read the book “Aama” by gorki. Thus , the begin of his political life begins with “The sculpture of book” with in the park. Journey of movement Representing physically struggle Different block sized landscape. As irregular blocks feel uncomfortable to walk on, it best represent the struggling period of his life.

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SECTION STUDY

CUTTING AND FILLING REQUIRED IN THE SECTION shaded portion represents filling

FORMED SECTION AT A-

SECTION AT A-A

site contour before survey

site map after survey

site topography, the highest level difference in the site is 1408.5 m Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

SITE PLAN

Site Plan, Topography map of the site

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Topography map , Highest elevation difference : 1408.5 m

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MULTIPURPOSE HALL Multipurpose block is purposed on the edge of the park which also has the access through the secondary road. Multipurpose block is prepared for up to 150-200 people approximately 175.5 sq.m.

multipurpose hall-SITE PLAN

multipurpose hall-LOCATION PLAN

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multipurpose hall-floor plan

multipurpose hall-Roof plan

multipurpose hall-section

multipurpose hall-ELEVATION

Multipurpose hall

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MUSEUM • Museum here is purposed not as a single block rather blending with the landscape without pop-out structure. • It consists of series of indoor and outdoor spaces as according to the concept. • The shape of the block has come out as the result of the trapezoidal nature of landscape.

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museum 1

MUSEUM-1

museum 2

MUSEUM-2

RESIDENCE

Residence is purposed on the side of the conservational zone where two blocks the birth house and the kitchen â&#x20AC;&#x153;bhancha gharâ&#x20AC;? is being conserved. This is because the pop-up structure will gather up to a particular space not disturbing the park area . Residential block is made in such a way that single block accomodates two rooms.One block has area of 50 sq.m with traditional design and slope roof .3 such block is purposed for the park. House to be conserved, Bhancha ghar

House to be conserved, Birth House of Pushpa Lal

RESIDENCE

Residence Block Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

ADMINISTRATION BLOCK

parking

ADMINISTRATION BLOCK DRAWING

LIBRARY

LIBRARY BLOCK DRAWING

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parking

OAT

STATUE Pushpa Lal park includes 7 statues including the statue of pushpa lal . 5 statues are the first five members of “Nepal Communist Party” namely, Pushpa lal Shrestha, Niranjan Govinda Vaida, Moti Devi S hrestha, Narayan Bilash Joshi, Narbahadur Karmachari. Rest 2 statues are of Gangalal Shrestha and krishna lal Shrestha as purposed site is the birth place of these great martyers and also known as “tin lal”. STATUES STUDY FOR IMPLEMENTATION ON THE PARK Statues purposed for the park is being made in Bafal, Kathmandu. Statue making process is almost complete and found out that the height of the statue was 5’-6- and the base was 1’8” *1’8” without any elevated pedestal or plinth .

Statues in the park

HOW STATUES ARE PLACED IN PARK? Since 3 lal’s and 5 first members of Nepal Communist party is not related but again Pushpa Lal being common to both, and single statue being made. Master plan is purposed where statue of Pushpa Lal is placed in the middle with two concntric circles which is purposed for 5 members and 3 lal’s respectively.

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Children Play area

TICKET COUNTER Children Play area

TOILET DETAIL

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LANDSCAPE

Chitwan riverfront park INFORMATION • Project Status = Design Phase • Client = Chitwan Municipality • Location = Chitwan Municipality • Design = Modern Approach INVOIVEMENT • Sketch up model • Lumion render • Building plan (toilet and viewing deck) CLIENT REQUIREMENT • Max. recreational Spaces • The river flow will be high during rainy season so no building structure near the river bank • Toilet design for all people • Vewing Deck

ACHIEVEMET • Landscaping ideas and design • Knowledge of softwares

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chitwan river front park

cycle stand

existing statue

children play area

statue in park

PROJECT DESCRIPTION CONEPT • Flow of the river (not to onstruct river's natural flow as well as to protect the property as the river widens in rainy season) • Construction of dam at bank of river

Chitwan river front park is the park designed along the narayani river in narayanghat for approximately 1.1 km(1100.85m) long. Here the park is designed as the flow of the river. This place is also a sacred place for hindus and already exist the statue of buddha. Other statues such as elephants are also being included in the park. Cycle lane along with the jogging area is purposed inside the park with other basis facilities like ticket counter, administration, toilet, view deck. This long parks is divided into different zones according to the nature of the activities performed with in the park. List of zones divided in the park are as follows: • Minimum invention zone • Religious and Play zone • Exhibition Zone • Sports Zone

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Minimum Intervension Zone • • • •

Entrance and ticket counter Parking Vewing deckc Boating Area

statue

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cycle lane

boating

Religious and children play area • • • • •

Ghat Aarati platform Children play area Secondary parking Toilet and ticket Counter for exhibition area

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Exhibition Zone • Exhibition stall examples • Vewing deck • Boating area

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Sports Zone • • • • •

Ticket Counter and toilet Football ground Volleyball and badminton court Viewing deck Boating

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TOILET - Requirement: • Open from all side • Ticket counter • Approveable elevation design • Bathroom for different people • Counter for bathroom

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ZONING

Dharan sports city

This is the project which is one of the most interesting, new and gaigantic in size. Althrough the project has been completed to its conceptual design phase I got to learn a lot trough this project. The complete analysis of the site, its features and the pushing factorsfor this project to be successful is studied. The meeting with clients and blending their needs with own concept of design is learned in the meetings.

INFORMATION

purposed blocks for covered hall

SITE Dharan Sub-metropolitian city in Sunsari District of Province No. 1, Nepal was the given site approximately 88 ropanies. center plaza as heart of the project

HOW DHARAN IS RELATED TO SPORTS Dharan city already consists the sports facilities such as cricket ground, golf resort thus for dharan to purpose as the “Sports City” an international covered hall for swimming pool, the residences of accommodation of the players, hotel and practice ground are the major requirement of this project.

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visual axis from main hall

Project Status = Master Plan Prepration Location = Saptarangi park Zone = Other residential Land Area =481932.55 sq.ft (88 ropani) Design type = Gental Slope Design = Contemporary design

INVOLVEMENT • Research • Concept formulation • Zonning and planning • Meeting with clients • Program formulation ACHIEVEMENT • Requirements for sports related facilities (like trainning ceters, health services,temporary accomodations, hotels and resturants • It’s placement for how will it be convienent and easily reachable

1) Act of re-valueluating the naturally formed pathway (through the movement of the people)

2) a) b) c) d)

3) Path intersecting around the site help divide spaces as a) Public b) Semi public c) Private

4) Formation of main road (periphery inside the site) clearly forming entry plaza. a) Central plaza as hearth of project b) Shape of trinity knot.

Zig-zac path was represented with st. line. Different entry and exit point marked Alternative routes selected 1 and 3 was joint as main diagonal axis.

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TIME PROBLEM

KEVA Pharmaceuticals INFORMATION • Project Status = Construction Phase • Location = Chitwan • Design =Modern Approach • Land type = plain land INVOLVEMENT • Elevation design (Time Problem) REQUIREMENT • No window allowed • Modern Design SOFTWARE USED • Sketchup, VRAY ACHIEVEMENT • Façade Treatment ideas

The KEVA Pharmacuitical storage house is simply a storage place for the manufactured medicines. The building has already finished its frame and is currently performing the landscaping part (gardening). The plan consists of two floors. The main purpose of this building is to store the medicine.

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sketch 1

initial facade

sketch 2

PROJECT DESCRIPTION The building has already finished its frame and is currently performing the landscaping part (gardening). The plan consists of two floors. The main purpose of this building is to store the medicine.

OPTION 1:Green and blue colour representing the logo of company

CONCEPT: The building has rectangular plan so in order to break the longevity, vertical bands were made where the opening were present so the opening can also be highlighted. . Green and Blue color is used as per the color in the logo. DESCRIPTION • Bold use of mass on the head of the building (projection} • The projected part will be of ACP Board in irregular pattern • Presence of vertical band, in the position of column • Lighting used • Strip lighting in between ACP Board

OPTION 2: Bold use of mass on the head of the bilding(projection)

ACHIEVEMENT Façade Treatment ideas Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

MODEL MAKING Kotdada

INFORMATION • Model Status = Complete • Project Status = Design Phase • Location = Kotdara • Land type = Contour INVOLVEMENT • Model Making PROJECT DESCRIPTION • Resort Project • Along the ridge of hill there lies a road • Requirements: one viewing tower, parks, Swimming pool, hotels, restaurants

ACHIEVEMENT • Teamwork

picture from different side of model

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MODEL MAKING Cycle lane

INFORMATION • Model Status = complete • Location = Mitighar to tinkune INVOLVEMENT • Model Making • Sheet preparation road with no cycle lane

road with cycle lane

PROJECT DESCRIPTION • Improvement of the existing cycle lane

ACHIEVEMENT • Teamwork • And working in InDesignf

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INTERIOR

Taumadi Restaurant INFORMATION • Project Status = Design Phase • Client = Bishowram Taumadi • Location = Bhaktapur Durbar Square • Design = Modern and Traditional look, Rustic Approach INVOIVEMENT • Layout design • Furniture design • Wall design REQUIREMENT • Able to hold 30-35 custumer • Proper lighting • Bar area in the uppermost floor

bar area

ceiling with cove light battens

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site visit

back ward entrance to the resturant from the chowk

view of th e Nyatapole temple and Bhairavnath from the window

purposed bar portion

window with sitting space

• This particular site is located at the heart of Bhaktapur durbar square in between two major temples Nyatapole and Bhairavnath. • Access from two direction front and back. • The building is two and half storied tall and the restaurant starts from the first floor. • The first floor only holds the kitchen part, restaurant dinning in second floor and bar area in upper most floor. Architectural practicum report Eris Maharjan (073/BAE/216)

Second Floor Plan: Circulation

The building is almost square in plan and the floor is quite less (578.84 sq.ft). So the circulation were made simple and maximum sitting arrangements are provided. The wall touching seats will be buffet because â&#x20AC;˘ There is low floor area and high demand of sitting arrangement. â&#x20AC;˘ Final arrangement can welcome one or ten people without dominating the presence.

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Furniture Design

sketch for sitting

sketch of bar area

• The design of furniture rustic look as per the theme. • The woods used will be old and if not possible similar rustic look planks will be used. • The dimension of sitting arrangement are different in different location although it looks the same. • T he sitting arrangement near the window side are made of low height and the sitting arrangement toward middle are made high so all the people can enjoy the view with their meal. • The bar furniture which will be made from two material: steel for frame structure in sitting and wooden plank for sitting and supporting purposes

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Wall design

city sky line

nepali skyline

During the wall design, mostly the wooden planks are used. This particular design is from the reception area where the customer are welcomed. Since this restaurant is mainly targeted for tourist, in order to not feel the foreign environment for tourist upon arrival and to merge their world with our, the pattern representing the city skyline is drawn by planks surrounded by the bookshelf. Whereas the long wall opposite to the reception is covered with Nepalese temple skyline drawn by the help of wire concealed within the steel frame. The mass used to draw the city skyline (wooden plank) and Nepali skyline(wire) is too vast, it is made so to balance the presence. They are in our world, so a simple design is made with our skyline without compromising the importance of our culture.

ideas for walls

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Ceiling Design

ideas for ceiling

Partition

long battens with cove light represents our traditional dhali system

The design of the ceiling represents our traditional dhali system. The material tused are also plank. Originally false ceiling was proposed but the floor height was too low for that (8'6") so in order to provide the essence of dhali, strip lights were used to show the depth In order to separate the space a semitransparent partition was designed which include naglo "hasa" in Newari as main body. It will be attached to the thread and will be hung upside down. In the middle of the those there will be the picture or portrait of the culture nanglo attachet through thread

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Third Floor Plan Like second floor plan the circulation here is made simple with same circulation for both custumer and service flow. For for service in terrace a door near the staircase directly connects interior with outdoor dinning area.

Design phase of floor

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Other design ideas Since our space was congested, an ides which will take less space and can be placed easily on the corner was designed. It is the flowerpot supporting musical instrument and a wine bottle. It represents a lady holding the yeti (wine bottle in Newari) while dancing during the festival time. ACHIEVEMENT • Small details work that needs to be paid attention • Ideas about combination of two different material (wood and metal) • Ideas about the material • Discussion with client • Teamwork

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SHEET PREPARATION

SONA Exhibition sheet preparation INFORMATION • Project Status = Complete • Organizer = SONA • Location = Chaya Complex INVOLVEMENT • Design Sheet for Exhibition (Time problem) SOFTWARE USED • Photoshop, • InDesign, • Sketchup, • Vary ACHIEVEMENT • Presentable form of sheet in exhibition. project 1,Sheet 1

project 1, Sheet 2

DESCRIPTION The sheets were designed to be exhibited on the SONA exhibition that was held on Chaya complex. It was the project with time problem. All the files were related with the project (Country Villa – interior and Slim House - resident) were given which were Auto cad, Sketchup and real photographs.

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project 2, Sheet 1

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WORKSHOP ATTENDED

Eco-city workshop (Nepal Eco-city network ward approach) ECO–CITY DESIGN WORKSHOP "No Grey Go Green" The eco-city design workshop was organized with architect’s, engineer’s, and university students, along with the community members from three wards (16,21 and 28/29) where we “One line Architects” team was the supporting team for this workshop. OBJECTIVE: • Find the way to enhance positive element in city • Promote the eco-design • Sustainable approach toward the problem

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INFORMATION • Speaker = Prof. Dr. Sangeeta Singh,Ecocity Builder Ms. Kisrtin Miller,Er. Pradeep Amatya from Lalitpur Metropolitan city, ,Prof. Dr. Sudarshan Tiwari ,etc. • Location = Pulchowk Campus • Dec 5,2019 INVOLVEMENT • Program activities and schedule • Map layout, map digitalization • Volunteering during program SOFTWARE USED • OSM • InDesign • Photoshop PROCESS INVOLVED FOR MAP 1. www.openstreetmap.org 2. Search the required location 3. Exported the required area 4. .osm file downloaded and later converted into .dfx file through online converter 5. Each of the content on the map like road, building, trees, tunnels, water areas, water lines, addresses, etc were present on separate .dfx file with the respective name. 6. Then each of the content was compiled on the single .dwg file.

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Ward 28/29 Harisiddhi Eco city Design Highlights:

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Develop solar mini grid Eliminate sewage to river Increase rainwater capture Recharge aquifer Promote local organic farming Reduce waste to landfill Increase recycling/reuse Eliminate materials incineration • Increase adequate mobility • Plane biofilter curtain at brick

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Ward 16: Naghbahal Eco-Community Design Highlights • Reduce dependence on fossil fuels • Decrease wastewater to river • Increase ground water recharge • Eliminate dependence on imported (truck) water • Increase access to organic food • Eliminate food waste • Reduce waste to landfill • Increase reuse and recycling • Expand car free areas • Promote cycling and bicycle lanes • Reroute traffic to calm congestion (add 1-way streets)

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Ward 21: Khokana Eco-Community Design Highlights • Eliminate biomass burning and trash incineration • Add community biogas • Eliminate sewage to river • Increase rainwater capture • Shit to local organic farming • Use permeable paving • Promote oil industry and markets • Encourage eco-friendly transportation and limit vehicles inside core areas • Demonstrate new building systems • ACHIEVEMENT • Learned different things in perspective of eco-city design • New technological approach for alternative source of energy • Map related work: • Chance to work with different people from different field.

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WORKSHOP ATTENDED

Kathmandu Metropolotian, Maitighar to Tinkune Cycle Lane Workshop

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CONCLUSION Overall, this internship was a useful experience. We have gained new knowledge, skills and met many new people. We achieved several of our learning goals. We got insight into professional practices advocated in current trend. We learned the different facet of working within a well-established industry. Related to our study we learned more about the design phases and actual construction procedure. Furthermore, we have experience that it is important that education is objective and that we must be aware of the industrial aspect of the topics we study. The internship program for me was not one sided, but it was a way of sharing knowledge, ideas and opinions. This internship was also good to find out what our strength and weakness are. This helped to define what skills and knowledge we must improve in the coming time. We can confidently assert that the knowledge we gained through this internship is sufficient to contribute toward our future endeavors. At last this internship has given us new insight to a motivation to pursue a career in core architectural department.

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Internship report

Articles inside

9.1. Ecocity workshop (Nepal ecocity network ward approach) 9.2. Kathmandu Metropolitian, Maitighar to Tinkune Cycle Lane Workshop88

7.1. Taumadi Resturant

5.1. KEVA Pharmaceuticals

3.2. Waterfront Park

4.1. Dharan

Landscape

Zonning

Commercial

1.2.Arjun Sha

Workshops attended

Time problem