SUBMITTED BY:

PRAMISTHA JOSHI 70029

RACHANA DAHAL 70032
RICHA ADHIKARI 70033
SANTWANA MALAKAR 70042
SWASTIKA PAUDEL 70053

SUBMITTED TO:
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
KEC, KALIMATI DATE: 26TH February, 2018
SITE INTRODUCTION

 KING BIRENDRA CORONATION GARDEN

 LOCATION: TU ROAD, KIRTIPUR
 SITE AREA: 19655.325 SQ.M

SITE BRIEF
 NOT PROPERLY DOCUMENTED
 PREVIOUSLY WELL PLANNED GARDEN
 USED AS A TU SANCTUARY FOR FAUNA AND FLORA
 CURRENTLY USED AS SURVEY SITE FOR
ENGINEERING COLLEGES
 USED AS PICNIC SPOTS AND SITTING AREA

IDENTIFIED PROBLEMS
 NO MAINTENANCE OF PAVEMENTS
 NO PROPER DIRECTIONS
 LACK OF STREET LIGHTS & DUSTBINS
 LACK OF SEATING SPACES AND OTHER AMENITIES
LOCATION MAP
SITE SCENARIO

PATHWAYS

TU Road
Saraswoti temple Sculpture

EXISTING
ELEMENTS

Sculpture Pavements Steps

SITE SURROUNDING
EXISTING TREES
- The garden acts as a flora and fauna research ground
for tribhuwan university.
- The garden consist of many common trees species as
well as exotic tree species.
- The site is also popular among bird watchers.
- Alder, dhupi, poplar are abundantly found along the site.
- Exotic palnts such as silver date palm, rubber tree are
also found on the site.
- Kapur tree which acts as insect repellent as well as silky
oak which has colorful foliage are planted along the
main road.
- Flowering bushes such as bottlebush plant and christ
thorn are also found in the site.
- Cherry blossom are also found along the site which
provide seasonal attraction to the site
- Considering the nature and variety of existing trees, we Cherry blossom
have added new trees which will help to enhance the
character of the site.
Kapur (Cinnamomum camphora) Silky Oak (Grevillea robusta)
Alder (Alnus) Poplar (Populus)
Chir Pine (Pinus ronburghii) Dhupi (Cryptomeria japonica)
Silver Date palm (Phoenix Sylvester) Rubber tree (Ficus elastic)
Bottlebush Plant (Callistemon Citrinus) Christ Thorn (Euphorbia milli)
NEW ADDITION

- The flowering Trees such as Jacaranda

provide visual aesthetic along the belt of
main road.
- Jacaranda is also found effective on
improving air quality and reducing pollution
due to their high Air Pollution Tolerance
Index.
- Other flowering trees such as Magnolia,
Himalayan Maple and Scared tree provide
Willow Tree
colorful ambience throughout the seasons.
- The willow tree acts as a background for OAT.
FLOWERING TREES

Sacred Tree (Butea Monosperma) Magnolia Campbellii

Himalayan Maple (Acer oblong gum) Jacaranda Mimosifolia (Mimosaceae)
FRAGNANT FLOWERING BUSH
- The Fragnant Flowering Bushes provide good
visual and sensory delights through aroma
and appearance of their foliage.
- They are placed along the pathways or to
show hierarchy (in case of Goldmount Spirea).

Cleyera Japonica Goldmount Spirea (Spirea Japonica)

Parijat (Nyetanthus abor-tristis) Tea Olive (Osmanthus Fragrans)
CREEPER PLANTS

Orange Trumpet Vines Ivy plant (Hedera nepalensis)

- The creeper plants are incorporated with pergolas horizontally to provide shade;
- Vertically as a screening to separate the parking from the garden area.
 ZONING

STEPPED
FLOWER PERFORMANCE
GARDEN

SITTING
GREEN OPEN

GREEN OPEN

PARKING
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ENCLOSURE OF
EXISTING TEMPLE
AND GARDEN

SENSE OF PROTECTION
AND SECURITY TO THE
LANDMARKS FROM
DETERIORATION
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

RADIAL BALANCE
FROM THE CENTRAL
AXIS OF VISION
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

RESPECT TO THE
EXISTING ELEMENTS

DESIGN TO
COMPLIMENT AND
ENHANCE THE
EXISTING FEATUES
MASTERPLAN
MASTERPLAN OUTDOOR SEATINGS

OPEN SPACE WITH POND WITH FOUNTAINS

FLOWER GARDEN CENTRAL PLAZA
OPEN AIR THEATRE
STEPPED SEATINGS

FLOWER BED
PERMEABLE PAVEMENT
STEPPED
WALKWAY
EXISTING POND
SARASWOTI
STATUE TEMPLE

STATUE

PARKING

PLAZA ENTRANCE
Kapur

PARKING

Pavers with grass brick

Jacaranda Mimosifolia Cobble stone Ivy plant

Concrete blocks

Stone pavement
 Dhupi

Goldmount Spirea
Poplar Sacred Tree

Permeable pavement
 Sacred Tree

Magnolia

Willow Tree
Concrete tile Limestone paving

Bottlebush Plant

Parijat / Tea Olive