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SAUJAN NARAYAN SHRESTHA

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DOB: 01st August, 1999

Nationality: Nepali

Hello!

I am Saujan, an aspiring student pursing Bachelor of Architecture from Khwopa Engineering College, Libali, Bhaktapur.

I’m currently in fourth year and is seeking for internship. I’m excited to learn new experiences to gain and knowledge to learn, as an ambitious and motivated person.

This portfolio comprises of the academic, freelance project and competition that i’ve worked on over the past four years.

Contact

Mobile: +977-9863030919

Email: sthasaujan99@gmail.com

Insta: saujannarayan

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Education and Academics

2016 SLC Mount Glory English Boarding High School

Chagal, Kathmandu

2016-2018 NEB +2 Golden Gate Higher Secondary School Battisputali, Kathmandu

2018-Present Bachelor Khwopa Engineering College

Libali, Bhaktapur

Competition and Achievements

1 Logo Design Competition

Khwopa Architecture Students’ Association Winner

2 Earthquake Model Making Competition

Khwopa Engineering College Winner

3 My Little Dream House

ArcACE Awards Winner

4 Stall Design Competition

Prarambha’23 Winner

5 Hult Prize Competition 2021-OnCampus :“Food For Good”

Team Agrogen

Languages

Software Skills

2D Autocad

3D Sketch Up

Rendering Lumion/ Twinmotion

Adobe CC Photoshop/ Indesign

Microsoft Office Word/ Powerpoint/ Excel

1st Runner Up

6 Hult Prize Competition 2021 Regionals Participants

7 LOCUS

Team Suchak (Glacier Lake Outburst Flood Mitigation System) Participants

8 Microsoft Team Participants

9 120 Hours Competition Participants

10 Modular Timber Housing Competition Participant

11 Inspireli Croatia Edu-Project Competition Participant

12 Low Cost Housing Participants

13 Painting Cometition

Khwopa Engineering College Participant

14 Bee Research Center Ongoing

15 8th Annual Inspireli Awards (Architecture/Interior/Urban Design Category) Ongoing

16 Future Toilet| AI Architecture

Non-Architecture Participant

Involvements

1 Class Representative CR 6th semester

2 Volunteer Works in the wake of earthquake on 2015 at CWIN- Nepal

3 Participation in Race for Survival organized by Save The Children

4 Participation in World’s Largest Human National Flag of Nepal on 2014

5 Participation in The Best Strategies for Biophilic Design-Webinar bu UGreen

6 Participation in YTSC Festal on 2021 by Youth Thinkers’ Society Chitwan

7 Volunteer in Hult Prize at Khwopa Engineering College 2022

8 Assistant to the Trainer in Training of Trainers by ESTER Nepal

9 Participant in 2nd National Conference on Trends in Architecture-Nepal 2023

10 Participant at Sustainable Architecture Wonder Women Architects 2.I,II,III,IV

11 Volunteer Works in Summer-Winter School_2023

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MY LITTLE DREAM HOUSE

Winner

Arcace Awards

DESIGN COMPETITION

CONCEPT

Focusing on an individual homes, I planne my dream home, according to my need and requirements and my interest including the study room, multipurpose room and adding the separate spaces for pets and plants.

Designing the plan and selected the materials according to the site references, climates.

LOCATION: Nelson BC Canada

AREA: 710.80 sq. ft.

An inclined roof can effectively prevent snow from accumulating on the roof and with a skylight window allow sunlight to enter the room, providing warmth to the interior space.

Ground Floor Plan

PLAN DESCRIPTION

A main entrance to the East. A furniture with multi-functional uses which included in 3 seater, and 2x 1 seater sofa can be used a bed as well. Since Canada have cold climate, fire heater is provided to heat up the room. A shoe rack niched in a wall having a sliding door. Living room and kitchen is double height.

A multipurpose room include different activities which can be used as a formal dining spaces or study spaces using a multifunctional furniture or can be a spaces for music area which I like most as I am the music and instrument lover. Being a pet lover, I have introduced the aquarium below the staircas. Beside the staircase is a laundry area. Coming to the mezzanine floor, there are bedroom and office/study spaces.

During daytime, skylight and vertical sliding window can be used as ventilation and lighting. Since the maximum number of window in the South façade it help for passive heating.

Mezzanine Floor Plan

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

COLOUR USED

Mostly added cool colour that are seen in the nature like green, blue, etc.with warm colour like orange and others like grey and black colour.

MULTIFUNCTIONAL FURNITURE PLANTS AND PET

A multipurpose furniture is used to optimize space, provide versatility and functionality, reduce costs, minimize clutter, and enhance the overall aesthetics and design of a living area. By combining multiple functions into a single piece, I can make the most of my available space while enjoying the practical and aesthetic benefits of these versatile furniture options. So I have used multifunctional sofa, cabinet and table.

Being a nature lover, added some natural elements in my house, aquarium, and plants, succelents and hanging plants. I want to feel like being in the nature inside the room.

The Green Connection: Harmonizing Courtyards and Green Roofs for Outdoor Learning

LOCATION: Kamalbinayak, Bhaktapur

AREA: 48813.6 sq.ft.

Project: School

Topography: Plain Land

Zone: Residental Zone

Zoning of 3D block showing Admin block, Kindergarten, Canteen and Library

ISOMETRIC VIEW

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

Single Corridor is provided for cross ventilation, light to enter the classroom and for a student to participate even visually feeling as a part of a larger community.

Different colors painted on the columns within the courtyard can enhance the visual experience and add vibrancy to the space.

The placement of vertical railings in a courtyard building can serve as safety barriers, defining the boundaries of the courtyard while allowing visual connection between different spaces.

Green roof is of extensive types.

Green roofs in schools serve as a means to connect nature and learning in the same place. They provide educational opportunities, support sustainability, and offer various benefits such as improved building performance,reduced environmental impact, and enhanced well-being.

By incorporating ramps for accessibility, schools ensure that all students, including those with disabilities, can benefit from the green roof experience.

Serenity Residence

Studio Apartment

Area: 543.89 sq. ft.

Project: Interior (Group)

PROJECT INFORMATION

Designing a studio apartment of 543.89 sq. ft. for two adults including living room, kitchen, bedroom, laundry room and bathroom.

Define all colors and materials to create a specific atmosphere.

After, defining the concept and materials, the spaces refined with lighting details, and furniture arrangements. Lobby connects all the rooms.

CONCEPT

To create a dynamic environment that exemplifies the fresh personality, the spaces includes plants and painted with the cool colors which includes the idea of biophilic design.

Within the small spaces, to make the space spacious, multifunctional furnitures are been designed.

MATERIALS USED

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

From the entrance, the wooden batten with creepers are designed to seperate the spaces between the living room and foyer, and to provide a welcoming appearance.

LAUNDRY ROOM

LOBBY

SOFA

ISLAND DINING CHAIR

TABLE SIDE TABLE

Kids EcoSciScape

Odyessey

School Landscape

Project: Landscape (Group)

V Semester

CONCEPT

The building concept was Biomimicry. With the references to the concept, the landscape were designed. Whole landscape was designed through different walk through.

The another concept was “Learning by Doing”.

Walk Through

Walk Through is the pathways which connects all the spaces in the school landscape. First is walk through which is beautified with Jacaranda tree.

Oasis

Second is Oasis located side of kindergarten and preprimary block. Oasis include the water and sand to provide them the sense of nature.

Jungle Book Land

Jungle Bookland is designed, so the children can understand about biodiversity of the country, know the importance of trees.

Jungle Bookland is designed, so the children can understand about biodiversity of the country, know the importance of trees.

Concept

Garden Park 3R

The concept of “3R” refers to the principles of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle, which are aimed at minimizing waste and promoting environmental sustainability.

MASTER PLAN

Walk Through with Jacaranda Tree

Jungle Bookland and playground

Science Park with different play equipment and ground paed woth wet pour rubber paving

Amphitheatres with circular columnated pillar stage with its surrounding

Goddess Saraswoti Statue in Assemblyfor the morning pray

Colour House Flag with National Flag in middle Top L-R: Semicircular Tunnel, Fixed Alphabet Climbing Wall, Plexiglass Painting Easel

Mid L-R: Solar Bench, Timber Straight Rung Horizontal Ladder, Pergola Bench

Mid L-R: Kids Outdoor Wind Tube ,Slides with climber, Two slide with tree in center and rope ladder

Last L-R: Dinosaurus Wooden Skeleton, Water Tap, Kids Talk Tube

Top L-R: Recycled Tin Can Creatures hung, Tie web

Mid L-R: Uncycled Tire Flower Pot

Last L-R: Bottle Wall, Uncycled Bottle Flower Pot

Top L-R: Wall Painting

Mid L-R: Balcony Painting with grass wall and stone cladding

Last L-R: Colour Wet Pour Paving, Jacaranda Tree

3R Concept

Bishal

THESIS MODEL

Jaljibalaya:

Avishek

Pulchok

Khwopa

Khwopa

Freshwater aquarium and research center

Kadel

Campus (IOE)

Youth hub: A hub for innovation

Sunar

Pulchok Campus (IOE)

Subterranean complex

Bibek Shrestha

Engineering College (PU)

Football Stadium at Nalinchowk

Suraj Baidhya

Engineering College (PU)

Thesis Model Model Competition

Freelance Model making

Freelance Project

MODEL COMEPTITION

FREELANCE RESIDENCE MODEL MAKING

Winner

Datatreya Temple

Model Making Competition

SMA Nepal Residence Model

FREELANCE PROJECT

Location: Kusunti, Lalitpur

Front (South Elevation)

Side ( East Elevation) Section X-X