Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio

SUMAN B K

Age : 21 Years

Contact: 9804310637

E-mail :sumanshankar6361@gmail.com

Address : Itahari-1

EDUCATION

2077 - Today

I.O.E, Purwanchal Campus , Dharan

-Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture

2075 - 2077

Vishwa Adarsha College

-Higher Secoundary(+2)

SKILLS

CAD/BIM

Rendering

Adobe

Other

Autocad l Revit l Sketchup

Enscape l Lumion

Photoshop l Lightroom l Illustrator

Da-Vinci l Capcut Pc

EXPERIENCE

Coordinator

Editor

yatra_2080 Technical team

D -Talk ( video editor )

COMPETITION

2078

2079

Cow - Shed Design

DELTA 3.0 (National Level Tech Fest )

The Talk Room

Pavillion Design

STRENGTH

- Artistic

- Adaptability and Flexibility

- Collaborative Team Player

Residence

III Semester & II Year IV Semester & II Year V Semester & III

III Year VI Semester & III Year Ethnographic Museum

Convention Center

Artestic Fusion

Residence

Bijayapur , Dharan

Project Brief

Home is more than a physical space; it’s the story of who we are and who we love. It’s built on memories of people living on it and their activities.

So ,The idea was to strengthen family bonds by creating interconnected spaces (open-paln living areas , courtyards) that encourage interaction. The family-friendly kitchen acts as the heart of the home, seamlessly connected to outdoor spaces.

The bridge connects spaces, providing views of both courtyards on either side

The initial idea was to use brick jalis in the house for both cooling and

Natural light floods the interiors, fostering a sense of harmony and connection with the outdoors.

KITCHEN

OFFICE

BEDROOM

GUEST ROOM

Office space conveniently accessed from the porch

Axonometry

I chose a hipped roof for its practicality in heavy rainfall areas, its aesthetic charm, and its ability to facilitate natural ventilation

open courtyard for proper distribution of light, thermal comfortand asthetic appeal

The backyard, nestled between guest and grandparents’ rooms, seamlessly connects to the heart of the building, offering easy access and delightful views from both stairs and first-floor rooms

Bay windows offer comfy spots to enjoy courtyard or mountain views, ideal for reading or taking in the scenery

School

Project brief PANMARA,DHARAN

“A school is a boundless realm where children learn, explore, discover, and imagine without limits.”

“I believe that the interaction between students and teachers, alongside the exchange of culture and knowledge, should be continuous and boundless. It’s like a perpetual cycle where everyone contributes and learns.”

“The initial idea was to create beloved spaces for children, encouraging exploration and hands-on learning.

Main court area and rotunda in middle to connect all the blocks around it aswell for water harvesting

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

serve to community Maximizing viws Courtyard

Breakout spaces in my designs serve as vibrant open learning hubs, fostering collaboration and promoting holistic learning experiences. Multiple pathways encourage students to explore and engage creatively and learn from eachother

open learning space(chautari)

open learning space(oat)

learning cave learning by doing

Circular layouts in kindegartens provide safety and a friendly atmosphere

MULTI PURPOSE HALL

+2 BLOCK

PRIARYBLOCK

LIBRARY

The hostel area layout mirrors the circular site around the corner, with blocks arranged radially for optimal space use

KINDERGARTEN

CAFETERIA

GIRLS HOSTEL BOYS HOSTEL STAFF QUARTERS

SECTIOANAL ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

Boys hostel

Boys hostel

Girls hostel Girls hostel

Cafateria

primary classes

Library

cafeteria multi - Purpose hall secondary block

+2 block Admin

“The library acts as a bridge between academic and residential areas.”

“The cafeteria directs to the residential zone and playground.”

“Hierarchy of functional blocks.”

A Terai Ethnographic Museum

Belbari-8,Morang

Project Brief

The Terai Ethnographic Museum focuses on exploring, conserving, and preserving artifacts, objects, and materials related to the diverse cultures and societies of the Terai region in Nepal.

Field visits explored Rajbanshi, Tharu, Mushar, Dhimal, and Santhal communities in Morang, Jhapa, Itahari, and Biratnagar and after this i have clear picture of what the actually are and how they live.

My idea is to create a village-like museum with five blocks representing each ethnic group, complemented by real-scale village representations in the landscape.

At the tour’s start, a water wall showcases statues of various ethnic groups. Visitors see their reflections in the flowing water, fostering connection and repre-

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Making a central court and alligning all musium blocks arround it

Engaging people

COMMUNITY HALL

REALSCALE HOUSES

SANTHAL MUSEUM

THARU MUSEUM

MUSAHAR MUSEUM

RAJBANSHI MUSEUM

The museum blocks’ shape are inspired by the site’s analogy .

DHIMAL MUSEUM

LIBRARY

Radially arranged courts support and guide the surrounding space.

“An outdoor exhibition and cultural event space

Rotunda workshop

“The Ethnographic Museum journey with the Santhal museum upfront. the villages of Santhal and Tharu,

Dhimal Museum Rajbanshi library

journey starts at the water wall, upfront. Behind it, visitors glimpse Tharu, experiencing their lifestyles.”

Life-sized models depicting authentic ethnic homes

Rajbanshi Museum

Musahar Museum

Tharu Museum

Santhal Museum outdoor exhibition space

Clear cloudy sky so try to porery that and my model of museum

“A central court seamlessly connects every space.”

“The museum at night: a bright light in the dark.”

CONVENTION CENTER

Gudri bazar, Biratnagar

PROJECT BRIEF

ment, fostering collaboration, economic growth, and cultural exchange. it serves as a nexus for diverse voices, driving innovation and connectivity

The idea was to revive the existing the” gudri bazaar” in use of it to the exhibition , cafes,etc and creating a funnctional space connecting two large mass (conventio and exhibition hall)by a servise area and opeen

A welcoming entrance guiding people to registration areas and the open plaza.

Exhibition and Convention Center of double height so, arrenging the service and meeting roomin First flor

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

THE MAIN IDEA IS TO MAKE A MONUMENTAL BUILDING AND RATHER THAN ONE BIG MASS SEPARATING CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION BLOCK AND CONNECTING THEM WITH MAIN PLAZA

Alligning in North- South Axis

Open plaza for the Interaction

"The architectural form is developed with the site's geometry. These halls are connected by a large atrium plaza, providing a serene resting space at the corner."

Double-skin facade for heat control, cooling, and energy efficiency.

Wood panel facade with vegetation for natural cooling.

Axonometry

A welcoming entrance and plaza are created at the forefront, with heavy mass blocks (exhibition and convention) aligned along the north-south axis to minimize heat gain, particularly crucial in the hot summer months

Rays of Light coming frompenetrating wood pannale facade creat dynamic shadow whole day.

Outdoor plaza and Parking are connected

Gate for the Yatra_2080(Purwanchal Architectural Exhibition 2.0 )

Front Gate

Product Design

It was inspired from football and different actavities occured in Morning,Day and Night

The initial concept focused on creating dramatic shadow effects. Intricate cutouts were incorporated to scatter light dramatically, casting captivating shadows throughout the space

Thesis Model Making

“Nalapani” : A Story Of Bravery, Memorial And A Museum

Project by : Ar. Ujjwal Dev

“Community Canvas” Rural Empowerment Center

Project by : Ar.Alina Lwagun

Re-Thinking of “Bishranti Ashram”

Project by : Ar.Nilima Khadgi

A PUBLIC LIBRARY

Sectionalnmodel

Project by : Ar.Bhuban Dhamala

Sketch

These sketches represent my greatest inspirations: Lionel Messi, a symbol of excellence in football, and Vincent van Gogh, whose artistry speaks to my soul. They remind me of the values of dedication and creativity that resonate deeply with me

Photography

“A lively scene captured during Dashain in Sankhuwasava:a Ferris swing twirls energetically. Faces display a mix of excitement and nervousness, capturing the essence of both fear and happiness in the festive air.”

“On a sunny day in Biratnagar, I spotted an elderly man working in a nearby farmland. The neat rows of bamboo sticks supporting the plants caught my attention. I was inspired to capture their linear arrangement in my photo.”