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01/07/2026

"Done > Perfect. My architecture graduate portfolio is finally live
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Wish me luck !!!
[ architecture, portfolio, job hunting, graduation]

Recently visited Nuwakot Durbar and something hit me. As an architect in the Nepali-Industry I just couldn't ignore this...
14/06/2026

Recently visited Nuwakot Durbar and something hit me. As an architect in the Nepali-Industry I just couldn't ignore this thought off my mind.

Why can't Nepali architects lead the restoration of their own NATIONAL heritage?

China's involvement in restoring Nepal's heritage sites began after the devastating 2015 earthquake, which severely damaged iconic monuments across the Kathmandu Valley. China's first major project was the Basantapur Tower complex at Hanumandhoka Durbar Square, followed by the Nuwakot Durbar and surrounding temples. Chinese institutions led the funding, survey, design, and technical work, while Nepali workers and the Department of Archaeology stayed involved on the ground.

When major projects like these are designed and managed by foreign institutions, it's not just about who funds the work ; it's about who gets the experience, the credit, and the legacy.

Every time a Nepali architect doesn't get to lead a project like this, that's a missed chance to build expertise, grow a portfolio, and pass down knowledge to the next generation. As someone in the industry, I genuinely believe our fellow Nepali professionals are completely capable of handling projects of this scale and it's a matter of national pride that we should be the ones leading and designing the restoration of our own heritage, rather than handing that role over to international teams by default. Heritage restoration isn't just engineering ;it's an interpretive act rooted in cultural tradition, and our monuments deserve to be shaped by the people who carry that tradition.

Nepal has the talent. What we need is the opportunity.

This isn't a hate remark against China or any other international country ; it's a genuine concern from a fellow architect just starting out in the industry. I'd love to see my country prioritize its own architects, professionals, and resources.

[ construction, architecture, restoration project, national heritage, China aid , architects, SONA(Society of Nepalese Architects)]

Bandipur & Ramkot — where the hills breathe stories 🌿Perched around 1,000m above sea level, these timeless villages carr...
19/05/2026

Bandipur & Ramkot — where the hills breathe stories 🌿
Perched around 1,000m above sea level, these timeless villages carry cool mountain winds, stone-and-wood homes, and cultures rooted deep in history.

Bandipur reflects the elegance of the Newar community, while Ramkot holds the warmth of the Magar heritage with local foods, traditional lifestyles, and slow village rhythms that still feel untouched.

Most houses were built using local stone, brick, and timber, many painted blue ; believed to repel termites, soften harsh sun rays, and keep interiors naturally cooler. 💙

A place where architecture, climate, and culture quietly work together. ⛰️

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It’s strange how time works.One moment you’re stepping into something unknown, full of doubts, sleepless nights, pressur...
07/05/2026

It’s strange how time works.

One moment you’re stepping into something unknown, full of doubts, sleepless nights, pressure, and endless discussions… and the next, five years have already passed by like a blur.

We gave so much of ourselves to this degree— the stress, the late nights, the sacrifices, the moments we wanted to give up, and the moments that made it all worth it. What once felt so far away is suddenly standing right in front of us, almost at its end.

But maybe this isn’t really an ending at all.

Maybe it’s proof that we survived every hard day, grew through every challenge, and became different versions of ourselves along the way. The journey that once felt impossible has now become a memory we’ll carry forever.

Five years flew by so easily… and now, as one chapter closes, another quietly begins. 🌙

Falling apart , just like the sheets behind me 😭B.Arch done ✅️a whole year of patience, stress, breakdowns, and somehow ...
29/04/2026

Falling apart , just like the sheets behind me 😭

B.Arch done ✅️

a whole year of patience, stress, breakdowns, and somehow still showing up. the past week? no sleep, just pure chaos and grinding nonstop.

barely holding it together, but still made it to the finish line.

gave my final defense today and it’s FINALLY over.

messy, exhausting, overwhelming… but worth it.

barely made it, but we’re here 🎓

20/03/2026

Currently obsessed with Pursuit of jade but why is it only one episode per day 🤧

Sharing some of my renders created using MyArchitectAi for my Thesis project
14/03/2026

Sharing some of my renders created using MyArchitectAi for my Thesis project


14/03/2026

Created Ai renders using MyArchitectAi
https://www.myarchitectai.com/

This is not a sponsored video . Just sharing my experience of the product here.

Why i would recommend this ?
■ U get 10 free renders on signing in using ur Google account. UNLIKE other platforms where generally u get around 3 free renders (my experience)

■ U don't need to type those lengthy prompts . U CAN CHOOSE from the options given on the panel . Found it super beginner friendly.

■ The results are super fast ..... few seconds

■ Most AI renders manipulates ur design . Although it did change few details but they were quite unnoticeable...

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