OFFICE BUILDINGS

  1. Name of the Project : Department of Education (Financed by World Bank)
    Location : Sanothimi, Bhaktapur
    Project cost : NRs. 58,969,645.23
    Year of Execution : 2004
    Client : Department of Education / IDA, DANIDA, DFID and Govt. of Finland



    View of Portico & Fountain


    View - the main Entrance Gate


    This Office building is a two and half storey office building with plinth area of 1500 sq. m. Earthquake resistant design of the project is achieved not only by structural design, but also architectural design with regular as well as stable form of the building. Open furniture plan is adopted in the design, which in turn provide flexibility in office layout. All RCC structural members are covered with brick works in order to keep in harmony with the surroundings of Sanothimi. Ample space for office wardrobe is allocated in between windows. The duct like wardrobe helps to recess the window position achieving climate responsive design.

    It was a joint venture project of MRB & Associates and BDA Associates in association with CREATEERS . The firm is involved in detailed Architectural design, landscape design, sanitary design, production of working drawings, detailed estimate and construction supervision.

    Only architectural and sanitary design of the project were carried out by the firm.

    Ease in Vehicle parking is achieved with innovative suspension type roof system for the vehicle parking shed.

  2. Name of the Project : Office Building for Bagmati Watershed Project
    Location : Babar Mahal, Kathmandu
    Year of Execution : 1994
    Project Cost : NRs. 8,500,000.00
    Client : Bagmati Watershed Project / European Union



    Panoramic view of the project


    South-west view of the building


    The building is conceived as a framed structure enclosed in brick masonary set 1 m outside the structural axes. The exterior is defined by large brick planes with bold cut-outs which produce an interesting pattern of mass and void besides sculpting incoming light in the interiors. The image of the building is a massive and strictly ordered; manifesting its corporate character.

    The design was selected by the Client after it went through a number of design proposals submitted by different architectural firms.

  3. Name of the Project : Department of Electricity Development (DoED)
    Complex Location : Sanogaucharan, Kathmandu
    Year of Execution : 2008
    Project Cost : NRs. 235,821,058.00
    Client : Department of Electricity Development (DoED)



    DoED - Rendered South-West View - 1


    DoED - Rendered View of portico and fountain


    DoED - Rendered South-West View - 2
    This building is seven storeys with double basement. Building is designed to be climate responsive design, energy efficient design. Solar energy is used for heating and cooling of office spaces.

  4. Name of the Project : City Office Complex for NAC
    Location : Biratnagar
    Year of Execution : 2001
    Project Cost : NRs. 19,000,000.00
    Client : NAC



    Front View - NAC


    Back View - NAC


    3D Rendered Image
    The office building is designed considering extremely hot climate of Biratnagar. There are vertical fins at the western façade of the building which blocks direct sunlight from entering through windows during summer, while allowing sunlight during the winter. Cross ventilation is properly managed in the building. There are row shops at semi-basement, front office and sales at ground floor, office spaces and apartment spaces at first and second floor and a meeting hall at third floor.

  5. Name of the Project : City Office Complex for NAC
    Location : Nepalgunj
    Year of Execution : 2001
    Project Cost : NRs. 18,700,000.00
    Client : NAC



    Front View of NAC


    3D Rendered Image
    The office complex comprises of row shops at front and the office building is back. The building is configured to block unwanted summer sunrays during summer. Size and location of windows have been calculated to provide good cross ventilation and smooth the light distribution in working space.

  6. Name of the Project : District Education Office (DEO) Complexes
    Location : Arghakhanchi, Guilmi, Dhading, Terahathum, Dolkha, Ramechap, Solukhumbu, Khotang and Panchthar
    Year of Execution : 2005
    Project Cost : NRs. 112,500,000.00
    Client : Department of Education / IDA, DANIDA, DFID and Govt. of Finland

    The office complex comprises a main office building (Two storeys with attic floor) with plinth area 150.00 sq.m, Quarter (One storey) with plinth area 86.5 sq.m, garage and guard house.

    All the buildings are designed as per local climate, by maximum using local construction material and as per the local labour skill. The building design meets the earthquake resistant design and energy efficient design. Size and location of windows are calculated to provide good cross ventilation and smooth day light distribution at office spaces.



    South-West View - DEO


    North-West View - DEO

  7. Name of the Project : Building for Butwal Power Company Limited (BPC)
    Location : Budhanagar, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu
    Year of Execution : 2010
    Project Cost : NRs. 270,000,000.00
    Client : Butwal Power Company Limited

    Green building design approach makes the design of office building for Butwal Power Company outstanding in the swarm of office buildings in Nepal. The BPC office building is designed to meet LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environment Designs) criteria. Total eight and half storey building occupies sufficient office spaces (built area 5,676.1 sq.m) for BPC in upper 4 levels and rest are rental spaces. Energy efficiency, passive design, water efficiency and indoor air quality components used in the project are in the following grounds.

    Earth Air Tunnel (EAT): Cool air for summer is supplied from 5 EATs, which is circulated in the office spaces.

    Solar Energy: A provision of 60 number of solar air heating panels to produce 30 kilowatt of hot air supply into the building. Photo-voltaic cells producing 4 kilowatt of electricity satisfy deficit electricity from grid.

    Wind Turbine: A wind turbine of capacity 2 kilowatt is designed on top of the emergency exit staircase.

    Passive design: For maximum solar gain, building is oriented south with east-west alignment.

    Energy efficiency: Extruded Polystyrene Board and double glazed window is used to reduce heat loss from the building elements, providing thermal comfort to the occupants.

    Indoor Air Quality: Treated Fresh Air System (TFAS) is incorporated in HVAC system to improve indoor air quality.



    North-West View - BPC


    Office Building - BPC

  8. Name of the Project : Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) Office Building Complex.
    Location : Sinamangal (In front of TIA), Kathmandu.
    Year of Execution : 2009
    Project Cost : NRs. 993,674,866.00 (Estimated)
    Client : Nepal Airlines Corporation, Kantipath, Kathmandu

    The fusion of traditional Nepalese Architecture with Modern Architecture defines the design theme of the project. The main building has built area of 325,464.00 Sq. ft. The office complex also comprises auditorium of 600 seats capacity, flight catering store house, auto care center. All the b uildings are designed to be earthquake resistance and energy efficient. Various Green Building Design features as mentioned below are being incorporated in design so that the Project can apply for LEED Certification (Post Construction). Solar energy is used for heating about 50% of the office spaces and lighting public areas. Energy efficient VRF type air-conditioning system with fresh air supply is incorporated in HVAC design. Rainwater harvesting, recycling of waste water to produce grey water for irrigation in landscape, use of recycled materials and store for recycling material are also incorporated in design.



    North-East View - NAC


    South View - NAC


 
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