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Editorial :

“With the uncontrolled urbanization going around Kathmandu and the fast deterioration of its open space system, one wonders where we are heading to. Furthermore, by the time the concerned institution wakes up from hibernation and makes an effort to publish an ‘inventory’ of the open space system in the Valley in order to manage it, all that will probably be left will be the book only.”
– Prof. Bharat Sharma, Landscape Architect

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Cover Stories
KU, Centre for Art and Design
Bachelor of Fine Art Solo Exhibition
 

 

 

The BFA curriculum comprises of intensive studio practices, which provides foundation courses in the first two years, followed by an elective in the third year. The final year ends with solo exhibitions by the students, and this year, seven students have accomplished their final solo exhibition in the month of June 2010....

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A Gesture to the
Himalayas
 

 

 

Only at one specific point on
the site of the Royal Norwegian
Embassy at Lalitpur, can one
actually see the Himalayas.
Hence to capture this view,
one part in the building rises
to a second floor and this
highlighting change in building
level, needing a face became
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Tale of a
Tallest Tower
 

 

 

Architectural monuments are the backbone of Dubai’s success in transiting from depleting oil-based economy to a flourishing market-based economy. Now once again, with Burj Khalifa piercing the sky at 828m, Dubai has proven its urge for architectural & engineering excellence..........


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Architectural Thesis Works 2009,
KEC
 

 

 

The 'Architectural Thesis Project', as prescribed in the Bachelor Degree of Architecture at Tribhuvan University, can be considered to be an interesting academic project for the tenth semester of the 'Bachelors in Architecture' Program. It provides an excellent opportunity to the students .......

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The Fading Image of –
Public Open Spaces of Kathmandu
 

 

 

Public Open spaces are where people discover the value and benefits of public life. These actually authenticate the city’s image and identity. The squares and streets of Kathmandu core are the foremost in advocating this reality. These are actually the places for social activities and maturing of culture itself.
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Rethinking the identity of
Urban Open Spaces
 

 

 

With increase in population, these open spaces are the first to be the victims of encroachment. Due to the scarcity of space and the ever increasing value for land, the open spaces, especially the prime spaces in the city, take the fancy of builders, developers and investors alike.......
 

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Fast Disappearing
Open Spaces
 

 

 

Open space is very scarce and precious natural endowment. Factually our living environment very much depends on it. Any increment of this resource contributes to healthy settlement and decline is very detrimental. Open space system at right scale and in proportion with population size helps to safeguard living environment........
 
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A Rebel with a
Cause
 

 

 

Former mayor Keshav Sthapit has a new love in his life - and it shows. The fierce visionary, who was once synonymous with the revamping of the Kathmandu Valley, has moved on to the mellower realms of spiritualism. His countenance is all aglow with pride as he exhibits the facilities offered in his yoga centre.........
 
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