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Contemporary Architects of Nepal: RABI SHILPAKAR (073-BAE-225) SANAM MAHARJAN (073-BAE-229) STOJ SJAKYA (073-BAE-241)
Contemporary Architects of Nepal: RABI SHILPAKAR (073-BAE-225) SANAM MAHARJAN (073-BAE-229) STOJ SJAKYA (073-BAE-241)
ARCHITECTS OF
NEPAL
Swimming pool
Covered hall
Administration block
Godawari Botanical Garden
• Sahid Gate
• Narayanhiti Royal Palace
• Soaltee Hotel
• Everest Hotel
• Royal Nepal Academy
• Amrit Science Campus
• Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
• Tikapur township
• Nepal Art Council
• Pangre Ghar
Sahid Gate
• Built in 1958
• Designed as memory of Democracy
• Told to design such that vehicles could
pass through it but created it as a
sculpture
• Introduced monumental architecture in
Nepal
• Frame structure with marble as
treatment material
Everest Hotel
• Built in 1969
• Structure reflecting modern architecture
• Elevation wrapped with smooth texture and
glass opening
• Modern way of construction-diaphragm wall
• Light color on smooth surface to symbolize
boldness
• Use of modern materials and various lighting
inside the building
• Color well combined to suit the floor and
furniture
Royal Nepal Academy
Administra
tion and
Main
studio
entry
Press
amphitheater store
garage
Main block Parking shed
Pangre Ghar
• Austrian Architect
• came to Kathmandu to supported Bhaktapur Development
Project in the 70’s
• made Bhaktapur his home since then.
• most of his work has been restoring several heritage
buildings of significance
His important projects are:
“Foreign lands are not all foreign to me, for it is there that I hope to
be able to express the personal freedom in me.”
WEISE IN NEPAL
He was the first architect to practice in Nepal after 1960s.
Contributed to the contemporary architecture in Nepal by
achieving a blend between the traditional and the modern.
Worked as an architect and construction manager under contract
with Balso mission from 1954-57
• Made an effort on making all government offices roof capped off
with pagoda style
Worked under the contract with “sata” (Swiss association for
technical assistant)
Introduced the design of double flight stairs for the 1st time.
Worked as an architect-in-chief under the contract with HMG
HIS WORKS
Original master plan of T.U.
Designed the Library building of T.U. and several
other building of the campus.
Hotel Malla
Hotel del’ Annapurna
The fish-tail lodge
Play with cubical forms, flat roof and the huge openings in front facade.
Introduction of semi covered spaces (path ways).
RESIDENCE
( Prince Basundahara’s residence )
Hotel Malla