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INTERNSHIP REPORT/2022/PRAJINA TAKSARI
CONTENTS
01 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
02 ABSTRACT
03 OBJECTIVES OF INTERNSHIP
04 ABOUT THE FIRM
05 MAJOR PROJECTS OF
DESIGN SCAPE
06 RESIDENCE FOR
MRS.ANU KUMARI SHRESTHA
07 RESIDENCE FOR
MR. PRAKASH POUDEL
08 THAMEL HUB
09 THE CLIFF NEPAL
10 WALL DESIGN FOR

DESIGN SCAPE
11 RESIDENCE DESIGN FOR
MRS. GEETA AWAL
12 RESIDEN CE FOR
MRS. BISHNU KESARI AWAL
13 SALLAGHARI SHOWROOM
14 INTERIOR DESIGN FOR

MR. PRASHAN SHRESTHA
15 THE DHUSUJU’S RESIDENCE
16 THE EVEREST MANLA
17 NAAGPUKHU GUEST HOUSE
18 RESIDENCE FOR
MR. SUDHAM KARKI
19 NEOCLASSICAL RESIDEDNCE
20 SITE VISIT
21 CONCLUSIONS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude to my university for giving us this wonderful opportunity to
get professional experience. I am incredibly grateful of the Design Scape team for creating an environment
that has allowed me to develop so much in just 80 days. I will always remember the team's continuous
guidance and support during the internship.
Secondly, I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to Chief Architect Ar.Binish
Prajapati (Internship Supervisor) for leading to beneficial decisions, providing feedback, and providing
required guidance and support throughout my entire work period. My sincere appreciation to Ar.Terisha
Prajapati for consistently motivating me to give my all throughout the internship.
Also, I would like to extend my gratitude to Rawjess Rajbhandhari, Ar.Sujan Sahukhala And Ar.Shreejan
Mushyaju for their constant support and guidance during the internship period. And I want to specifically
thank my fellow trainee architects, Kritina Prajapati and Rakchhya KC, for their guidance and honest review
during the internship.
Prajina Taksari
Kathmandu University
B.Arch V year/ I sem
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ABSTRACT
Architecture remains incomplete until the design is transformed from paper to reality. The internship course
in the B.Arch. V/I curriculum is designed to give architecture students an overview of the field's
professional knowledge.
Internship, a practical section of a course of study. Students can get the necessary practical experience by
working as a trainee architect in a registered and expertly supervised architectural firm. Internship in
Architecture is a vital course. Students not only have a theoretical break for the duration of the semester,
but they also have the chance to think about the architectural field beyond their drafting table and
presentation board.
During, my internship, I joined Design Scape, as a trainee architect for 80 days. This internship report
details my experiences working on numerous projects as a trainee architect with the goal of gaining practical
expertise in the architectural professions.
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OBJECTIVES OF INTERNSHIP
➢ To gain experience in professional responsibilities, opportunities and increase confidence.
➢ It teaches us how to build and maintain up good professional relationships with staffs, supervisors,
and colleagues.
➢ Aids in enhancing our working skills.
➢ Improves our communal and other professional skills.
➢ To understand and tackle various obstacles when a design is really being implied.
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ABOUT THE FIRM

➢ Name of Firm: Design Scape Pvt.Ltd
➢ Location: Katunje, Bhaktapur, Nepal
➢ Principal Architect: Ar. Binish Prajapati
➢ Established: August 2020
➢ Mobile: 9843317985
➢ Email: designscape.np@gmail.com
➢ Working days: Sunday to Friday
➢ Working hour: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Design Scape, as the name suggests that, it is the architectural

approach to represent the vision through design. Design Scape
Pvt.Ltd is an architecture firm that dealing in architectural, interior and landscape design projects. It is a
design company run by Ar.Binish Prajapati that works on projects for residential, commercial, institutional,
and entertainment structures. The firm handle the large scale as well as small scale projects from all the
fields.
The ambiance at Design Scape is distinct from any other design firm in Nepal; it is more similar to a design
studio than a typical office environment. Since the members and the chief architect share a small workspace,
maintaining relationships among all of the coworkers is a simple effort. As a result, it was possible to work
as a single unit and communication about the project's specifics, issues, and solutions was simple.
Being a part of the Design Scape team is something I consider a great blessing. One of the best of my life
was the experience I had at Design Scape. The really comfortable working environment at Design Scape
allowed me to ask as many questions as I wanted to.
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MAJOR PROJECTS DESIGN SCAPE
Gumanju Residence, Katunje
Mixed use building, Kamalbinayak
Dattatraya Light House, Dekocha
Residence plus commercial building, Bhaktapur Modern Residence, Pandubazar
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MAJOR PROJECTS DESIGN SCAPE
Residence, Sipadol Soaltee Banquet, Kathmandu
Ravi Dai Newa Chhen, Dattatraya
Neoclassical Residence, Dapakhel
Sudham Karki Residence, Duwakot Alphabet Pizzeria, Bhaktapur
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RESIDENCE FOR MRS. ANU KUMARI SHRESTHA

PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Adarsha, Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mrs. Anu Kumari
Shrestha
➢ Type: Residence
➢ Status: Design finalized,
construction going on
➢ Skills Learned: Drafting, site
visits
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Architectural drawing
➢ Electrical drawing
➢ Window schedule
➢ Site Visit
This is my first project of internship.

The form and overall planning were
done, but the main task was to make
working drawings of 2d elevations.
Also, I made the detailed opening
schedule and electrical drawings.
Note: Detail drawings on annex
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SITE VISITS
The project was on the construction phase. So, I get chance to visit the site and got to know about the real-
life construction technique and method of construction as per the planning.
Foundation under construction
Strap Beam: Used in conjunction with columns that are located along a building's property line.
Combined Footing: constructed when foundations of two or more columns overlap and are close to each
other.
WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ Critical thinking of each and every inch of the house
➢ Detailed drawings for construction
➢ In working drawings, three-layer dimensions is to be provided for more detailed dimensions:
▪ Element to element
▪ Center to center
▪ Overall dimension
➢ Electrical system
➢ Enhance my drafting skill.
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RESIDENCE OF MR. PRAKASH POUDEL

PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mr. Prakash Poudel
➢ Type: Residence
➢ Skills Learned: Drafting
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Interior working drawing
➢ Flooring plan detail
➢ Wall details
The task is to do the interior furniture details of the ground floor and first floor which includes living room,
kitchen, dining, bedrooms. This project helped me understand more about interior working drawings for
residences. In this project, the working drawing is done to figure out the correct furniture dimensions and
project coding for the furniture. Working drawings are prepared with detailed dimensions for the workers
on site.
Coding Plans
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Wall details
Furniture Details
WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ In order to minimize the need for dismantling completed work, accuracy is necessary in all
architectural measurements and details.
➢ Enhance my drafting skills.
➢ Details of the furniture.
➢ Construction technology of false ceiling.
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THAMEL HUB
PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Thamel, Kathmandu
➢ Client: Mr. Manish Shrestha
➢ Type: Mixed use building
➢ Status: Design finalized
➢ Skills Learned: Sanitary and
electrical techniques
MY INVOLVEMET
➢ Sanitary drawing
➢ Draft plan
The project type is commercial mixed-use building and I was tasked to complete the electrical and sanitary
drawings of the hub. Also, I was involved in editing plan as per the changes done. With the guidance of the
senior architect, I prepared sanitary and electrical drawings of whole building.
Points to be considered in Sanitary drawing
Sanitary drawing includes:
➢ Soil and waste pipe layout

➢ Rainwater disposal layout
➢ Hot and cold water supply layout
For the layout of soil and waste pipe:
➢ Should avoid having the waste pipe and the soil intersect or overlap.
➢ It is preferable to tilt pipes at an acute angle and slope it on one side rather than connecting them
perpendicularly.
➢ Floor traps for shower and basin must be provided separately to avoid overflow
Manhole
Required when there is change of direction or where access Manhole
is required for maintenance purpose.
Soak pit
Soak pit helps in letting the waste water coming from the
septic tank to slowly soak into the underlying ground.
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Septic Tank
Septic tank is used underground sewage system.
Points to be considered in Electrical drawing

➢ Light fixture shouldn’t be placed directly over the head.
➢ The light fixtures shouldn’t be placed near the beam.
➢ Distribution Boards are provided floor wise and is considered practical when placed at the same
location.
➢ The socket near the door is connected to the main distribution board and other sockets in the room
connected through it.
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WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ Sanitary drawings: Proper sanitary details to be incorporated for soil pipe, waste pipe, manholes,
soak pits and septic tanks
➢ Sanitary pipes
▪ In floor levels
➢ Soil pipe: 4”
➢ Waste pipe: 3”
➢ Soak pit diameter must be greater than 18”
➢ Water distribution pipes in upper floor is thicker than that in lower floors because water flows faster
in lower floors due to gravity
➢ No of pipes required- hot water pipe, cold water pipe, water supply from underground tank to
overhead tank, rain water collection from different floors, soil pipe and waste pipe.
➢ Electrical drawings: Proper way of allocate electrical fixtures, power sockets points.
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THE CLIFF NEPAL

PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Kusma
➢ Client: The Cliff Nepal
➢ Type: Resort
➢ Status: Concept design
finalized
➢ Skills Learned: Illustration,
drafting
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Photoshop render
➢ 2d drawings
In this project, I got chance to be exposed into the rendering filed in Photoshop. The project was being
passed on us to complete the photoshop of masterplan of the project. This is to let the clients have a deeper
image of how will we want the masterplan of resort to look like.
When we complete the Photoshop stage, I was then given task to edit the plan and draft the section of the
main building of the project as per the changes. After I have completed the plans and section, I continue to
work on the remaining detail work in masterplan of the project.
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WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ The overall planning and circulation of a resort.
➢ Drafting skills improvement.
➢ Rendering.
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WALL DESIGN FOR DESIGN SCAPE

➢ Location: Katunje, Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Design Scape Pvt. Ltd
➢ Type: Architectural Firm
➢ Status: Design Completed
➢ Skills Learned:
THE CONCEPT
Concept originated from De Stijl, which means Style in Dutch, was a
magazine in which the artists promoted their ideas on art and
abstraction. De Stijl artwork stands out through its use of primary
colors, horizontal and vertical lines, squares, and rectangles within the
genre of modernism.
1. Straight lines: De Stijl art features clean and straight vertical and horizontal lines that
intersect to form right angles.
2. Primary colors: Used primary colors-red, yellow, and blue-plus black and white.
These colors do not touch or blend, and straight lines typically divide the colors.
3. Thick strokes: Artworks are typically black lines in thick strokes to accentuate the
division between colors and boxes.
4. Geometric forms: Rectangle and square boxes are standard fixtures of the De Stijl
movement
(Source: https://www.masterclass.com/articles/de-stijl-art-guide)
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Measuring the wall
➢ Elevation draft
➢ Designing the wall and shelf
I was responsible to design the

interior wall of the office. At
first, I come up with the
concept of De Stijl consulting
with my supervisor. Then the
conceptual sketches were done.
After that I measured the wall
and prepared rough sketches
with dimension.
Conceptual Sketch
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Final wall design
Final outcome
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Shelf design
THE WORKING PROCESS
1st Phase 2nd Phase Final Design
WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ Supervision skills
➢ Knowledge on design changed that arise during the construction because of various reasons
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RESIDENCE DESIGN FOR GEETA AWAL

PROJECT BRIEF
➢ Location: Kamalbinayak,
Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mrs. Geeta Awal
➢ Type: Residential building
➢ Status: Design finalized;
municipal drawings
completed
➢ Skills Learned: Research,
Concept, Material
Experimentation,3D
modelling
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ 3D Designing
The project is residence cum commercial building in which I was responsible to design the façade of the
building. The ground, first and second is for commercial unit and the remaining two floors is used for
residence purpose. So, the client’s requirement is that the building should look commercial as well as the
residence. It was the challenging part of the design. Another challenge that I felt during the design process
is that there are two buildings which are attached with our site in both sides. So, there are more restrictions
because of these challenges.
DESIGN PROCESS
After study about the site and client’s requirement. Firstly, I go with the research part of the design. For
research I followed different websites such as dezeen, archdaily, pinterest, etc. After going through the
similar project, then I started the number of conceptual sketches and started to do 3D in SketchUp.
Different conceptual sketches
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After enough research and sketches, conceptual design was done.
CONCEPT
The concept is to design a residence cum commercial building with
minimalistic design. And as per client’s requirement play with the different
type of stones in façade, grey, black and white color.
DEVELOPMENT OF FAÇADE
02 VOID IN GROUND FLOOR

01 GIVEN VOLUME
FOR GARAGE
03 MASS AND VOID 04 PROVIDE OPENINGS

ELEMENTS ADDED
05 MATERIAL ADDED 06 FINAL DESIGN
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FINAL DESIGN
WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ Widely explored in different conceptual approach design for designing.
➢ Use of different construction materials.
➢ Material Study
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RESIDENCE FOR MRS. BISHNU KESARI AWAL

PROJECT BRIEF
➢ Location: Kamalbinayak,
Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mrs. Bishnu Kesari
Awal
➢ Type: Residential building
municipal drawings
completed
➢ Skills Learned: Municipal
drawings, SketchUp
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Municipal Drawings
➢ Editing 3D
Before my involvement in this project, the design had already been finalized. So, I only worked in this
project’s municipal drawings, and edited the 3D of the building as per the changes occur during drafting
the municipal drawings.
Points to be considered in Site Plan
➢ First, compare site area with lalpurja (drawing site area should be less if not Land of Way should
be mentioned)
➢ ROW
➢ Setback
➢ Road Width
➢ Trees
➢ Triangulation with dimension
➢ Building structural parts should be within setback.
➢ Building edges to site perpendicular dimensions
Points to be considered in Floor Plans

➢ 3-layer dimension
➢ Area to be mentioned
➢ Grid and Section line
➢ Door and window annotation
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Points to be considered in Elevations

➢ Different hatch for different materials
used.
➢ No need of leveling floors.
Points to be considered in Section

➢ Floor leveling is required.
➢ Section through staircase.
Opening Schedule
Location Map
Boundary wall section and elevation.
MUNICIPAL SHEET
After having final plan and 3d modeling. Details drawings was done which includes section, elevation,
plans, location map, opening schedule for final municipal sheet.
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WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ I learned that the scale for municipal drawings must be 1"=8' for measurements below 8 anna and
1"=16' for measurements above anna.
➢ A location map (not to scale), site plan, floor plans, elevations, a section through the staircase, and
an opening timeline should be provided.
➢ If the municipal designs cannot be managed on a single sheet, they are set up on two sheets.
➢ The first sheet should be organized with the sheets that provide more detailed information, such as
the site plan, ground floor plan, location map, opening schedule, area calculation, and section.
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SALLAGHARI SHOWROOM
PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Sallaghari, Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mr. Rabin Shrestha
➢ Type: Commercial building
➢ Status: Design finalized.
Municipal drawing completed
➢ Skills Learned: 3D modeling,
Material Experimentation
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Drafting 2d drawings
➢ Design changes as per client
➢ Municipal Drawings
The design was finalized by my senior architect before my involvement in the project and I was responsible
to draft the 2d drawings i.e., elevation and section of the showroom. Also drafting the improving plan of
the showroom. Then the estimation of materials is prepared.
After the discussion with clients there is changes in façade design, I was tasked to design the façade as per
client’s requirements. Initially, the conceptual sketches were done. Then designing the façade of showroom
is completed and finalized. After that I completed the municipal drawing of Showroom.
Conceptual sketch
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FINAL 3D DESIGN
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WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ Study of materials
Shera Board is a non-asbestos fibre-cement building board composed

of Portland cement, cellulose fibre and refined sand.
They are:
➢ Weather and fire resistant
➢ Provides sound insulation
➢ Flexible
➢ High degree of workability
➢ Termite resistant
Cement Board is versatile and suitable for general use of internal

and direct weathering applications.
They are:
➢ Fire resistance
➢ Environment friendly
➢ Moisture and termite resistance
➢ Workability
Aluminum Composite Panel is cladding material that's used for

building front elevation, interiors, etc.
They are:
➢ Bend, fold and turn easily
➢ No crack risks
➢ Flatness
➢ Available in a wide range of colors and finishes like wood,
stone, mirror, sand
➢ Lightweight
➢ Provide insulation to buildings
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INTERIOR DESIGN FOR MR. PRASHAN SHRESTHA

PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Jagati, Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mr. Prashan Shrestha
➢ Type: Residence
➢ Status: Design finalized
➢ Skills Learned: Interior
designing
CLIENT’S REQUIREMENT
The client wanted the interiors to have a
minimalistic finish in a modern
approach. The existing rooms served as
the living room and a bedroom. And he
wanted the living room, family room and one bedroom at that space and also kind of wanted the whole
space used as a living room. So, I have prepared two options as per the client’s requirement.
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Interior Planning
➢ Interior Design
The two options as per the client’s requirement following are the two plans. First one which include Living
room, Bedroom and Family Room. And the second one which include living room.
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OPTION 1
LIVING ROOM
Living room is entered direct
from the entrance. Firstly,
furniture layout is done.
After that, the study of
dimension of furniture is
done. For interior paneling I
researched a material
through Merino Laminates.
FAMILY ROOM
Family room is connected directly
with the living room. The space
served as a private space. So, I have
designed the shelf which act as the
partition wall between living room
and family room. As following the
minimal concept. I have designed
the TV unit in Family room which
also served as the partition wall
between bedroom and family room.
BEDROOM
The TV unit which served as a
partition from bedroom the dressing
table is also attached to it which is
the part of the bedroom. And for the
partition between living room and
bedroom the wardrobe is designed
in such a way it will works as a
partition between them.
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Shelf:
Partition between
➢ Family room and
Living room
TV unit and Shelf:

Partition between
➢ Family room and
bedroom
➢ Living room and
bedroom.
Wardrobe and Dressing

Unit:
Partition between
▪ Bedroom and
Living Room
▪ Bedroom and
Family Room
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OPTION 2
LIVINGROOM
In option two the whole space is designed as a living room.
View from TV unit
View from TV unit
View from Main entrance
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There is the column in

between the room. Having a
column in the living room can
be a bit annoying, so I decorate
the column by adding some
greenery to bring some
freshness in the space and to
look beautiful.
➢ Minimal and simple

design
➢ Use of grey and white
color
➢ Use of light formica
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THE DHUSUJU’S RESIDENCE

➢ Location: Bramayani,
Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mr. Sushan Dhusuju
and Mr. Sujan Dhusuju
➢ Type: Residence
construction on process,
➢ Skills Learned: Electrical
drawing, Interior designing
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Interior design
➢ Site visit
The project is residence cum commercial building in which I was tasked to do the electrical drawing of it.
And also, the interior design of the top floor which includes bedroom, common bathroom, pooja room and
gym room.
The following the light points drawing of second floor. As, it was to locate the light points, I have given
the dimension between each light point and dimension from wall to the light point.
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INTERIOR DESIGN OF TOP FLOOR

BEDROOM
Client wanted the concept of minimal, simple and rustic bedroom design. So, I went to the darker color
texture at back of the bed. And for the furniture I went to the rough and dark color wood which gives the
rustic vibes.
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The study table and arm chair with small coffee table
Attached bathroom is provided in

the room. The minimal bathroom is
designed.
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GYM ROOM
The gym room is designed with full length mirror in both sides of wall. In gym room, the rubber flooring
is done in minimal equipment.
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POOJA ROOM
The pooja room is designed with minimal concept with white and grey theme.
SITE VISITS
➢ I learned that the horizontal ties are called
stirrups and the vertical ties are called lateral ties.
These ties are used in RCC structures to hold the
main reinforcement bars.
➢ When the closed loops get used in beam it is
referred as stirrup and tie when is used in
column.
➢ Chairs cover are provided in in slab to maintain

gap between rods. When concrete is poured, it
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gives load to the rods which may lead to less spacing in rods which doesn’t allow proper distribution
of aggregate below the rods.
➢ The beam, column, slab, foundation, RCC should be covered to prevent from rusting.
o Acc. to the IS.456.2000
o For, Beam = 25mm
o Slab = 15 mm
o Column = 40mm
o Foundation = 50mm
o RCC = 20mm
WHAT I LEARNED?
➢ Electrical drawings: The proper way of allocate electrical fixtures, power sockets points.
➢ Study of materials used in interior.
➢ Concept of Minimal Design.
➢ Construction site visit.
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THE EVEREST MANLA

PROJECT BRIEF
➢ Location: Nagarkot,
Bhaktapur
➢ Client: The Everest Manla
➢ Type: Resort
municipal drawings
completed
➢ Skills Learned: Municipal
drawing
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Draft plan as per the changes in hall
➢ Municipal Drawing of Hall
➢ Site Visit
I was involved to draft the plan of the hall as per changes. After that I was tasked to do municipal drawing
of the hall of Everest Manla.
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SITE VISIT
The Everest Manla is designed following the Traditional Architecture. The planning was to developed the
Gurung village. Many of the building is steel construction. We get chance to learned the traditional as well
as the steel constructed building.
I was introduced to I-section, C-section, steel sheets which were used for steel construction. C-section is
used for steel column when they are to be combined with each other with the help of steel sheets. Similarly,
I-section is used foe steel beam.
Traditional buildings
Steel Structure
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NAAGPUKHU GUEST HOUSE

PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Naaag Pokhari, Bhaktapur
➢ Client’s name: Mr. Krishna Ram Deupala
➢ Type: Guest house
➢ Status: Construction on process
➢ Skilled learned: SketchUp
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Bathroom design
I was given task to design the bathroom of the guest house. Bathroom tend to be small spaces with many
elements, space planning is important. Bathroom storage is in constant demand. So, I have provided a
number of vanities.
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RESIDENCE FOR SHUDHAM KARKI

PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Duwakot, Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mr. Sudham Karki
➢ Type: Residence
➢ Skills Learned: Drafting, SketchUp
MY INVOLVEMENT
➢ Flooring plan detail
➢ Wall details
➢ False ceiling drawing
➢ Gate design
The task is to do the interior furniture details of the second floor which includes kitchen, dining, bedroom.
In this project, the working drawing is done to figure out the correct furniture dimensions and project coding
for the furniture. I was also given task to design the man entrance gate for the residence.
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To design the gate

As the design of residence was
already finalized. So, to incorporate
with the residence design, I have
designed the gate with similar
wooden plank which is used in
balconies.
WHAT I LEARNED?
Electrical drawings include:
➢ A chandelier in the middle of the space.
➢ A power socket in the bathroom with a separate switch for the mirror light.
➢ Easily accessible power sockets in the space near the entrance.
➢ More power outlets for kitchen appliances are available in kitchens.
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NEOCLASSICAL RESIDENCE
PROJECT DETAILS
➢ Location: Dapakhel, Lalitpur
➢ Client: Mr. Ram Thapa
➢ Type: Residence
➢ Skills Learned: Drafting
MY INVOLVEMENT
I was tasked to do the interior working

drawing of kitchen and bedroom.
Furniture Details
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SITE VISITS
During the internship we have visited different site. Some of
them are also mentioned above. And some of other site visits
are mentioned below.
SUVARNA VILLAGE
➢ Location: Katunje, Bhaktapur
➢ Type: Housing
➢ Housing Units: 7
➢ Two Entrances
➢ 2 and half storey (one housing include basement)
➢ Underground electrical supplies
In this housing, we had studied the complete residence and

as well as the under-construction residence.
In complete residence, we had observed the interior planning
of the ground floor. One interesting thing we observed is that
at basement the storage unit is also used to hide the pipelines
of the building.
Storage and arrangement of pipelines at basement
KITCHEN
➢ Travertine marble flooring
➢ Use G profile for base counter and J profile for
overhead
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We also visited the under-construction unit in which we observed the arrangement of pipelines.
From the visit I am clear about the connection between waste pipelines and hot/cold water
pipelines, man hole and septic tank.
Arrangement of pipeline in
Arrangement of Pipeline in bathroom void
Rain water Pipelines
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BHAIRAV BHAWAN
➢ Location: Sallaghari, Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mr. Nischal Diwakar
➢ Type: Commercial building
The client wanted to added two floors in the

existing building without any destruction in
existing one. So, we went there to measure
the building.
We measured the element-to-element
distance for plan and height of the building
for section and elevation.
SARAN PRAJAPATI RESIDENCE

➢ Location: Bhaktapur
➢ Client: Mr. Saran Prajapati
➢ Type: Residence
The design of the building follows the neoclassical style which is characterized by the scale, simplicity and
geometric forms. Not only the exterior façade of the building, all the interiors of therooms is designed with
neoclassical style. The false ceiling is constructed by using gypsum boardand Plaster of Paris.
Exterior Façade False Ceiling
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PEACEFUL COTTAGE AND CAFE DU MONT

➢ Location: Nagarkot
➢ Type: Resort
It is located 1km from Nagarkot Buspark. We study the interior room details of the cottage. I
learned the use of stones in interior walls and also in the façade. The Cottage was still under
construction so we get chance to see the constructed false ceiling of the hall. We study the interior
roomdetails of the cottage.
Under construction building Stone work in column and wall
➢ The moisture board is used for the

construction of false ceiling which is
plasterboard with water resistant additives.
➢ Helps prevent structural damage caused by
moisture
Under construction false ceiling
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Stone work in wall Stone and brick work in corridor
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CONCLUSION
The internship has been a really helpful course of time. The internship has been a really helpful period of
time. It helped me professionally as well as technically and academically.
I have acquired much of experience in designing, planning, and other architectural designs while working
as a trainee architect at Design Scape, guided and supported by senior architects. Everything that I learned,
theoretically, at college, never seemed to be enough as a whole different part of seeing it practically was
missing. I was able to see the design method at work here at Design Scape. Through my participation in
numerous projects, I was able to learn about various architectural designs.
Without these best 80 days of my architectural life, my knowledge of architecture would be incomplete. I
am very grateful to everyone who helped me learn during this period.
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INTERNSHIP REPORT/2022/PRAJINA TAKSARI

04 ABOUT THE FIRM

09 THE CLIFF NEPAL

10 WALL DESIGN FOR

14 INTERIOR DESIGN FOR

16 THE EVEREST MANLA

17 NAAGPUKHU GUEST HOUSE

ABOUT THE FIRM

Design Scape, as the name suggests that, it is the architectural

MAJOR PROJECTS DESIGN SCAPE

Gumanju Residence, Katunje

Mixed use building, Kamalbinayak

Dattatraya Light House, Dekocha

Residence plus commercial building, Bhaktapur Modern Residence, Pandubazar

MAJOR PROJECTS DESIGN SCAPE

Residence, Sipadol Soaltee Banquet, Kathmandu

Ravi Dai Newa Chhen, Dattatraya

Neoclassical Residence, Dapakhel

Sudham Karki Residence, Duwakot Alphabet Pizzeria, Bhaktapur

RESIDENCE FOR MRS. ANU KUMARI SHRESTHA

This is my first project of internship.

Note: Detail drawings on annex

Foundation under construction

RESIDENCE OF MR. PRAKASH POUDEL

Note: Detail drawings on annex

➢ Soil and waste pipe layout

For the layout of soil and waste pipe:

is required for maintenance purpose.

Points to be considered in Electrical drawing

Note: Detail drawings on annex

THE CLIFF NEPAL

WALL DESIGN FOR DESIGN SCAPE

I was responsible to design the

Final wall design

1st Phase 2nd Phase Final Design

RESIDENCE DESIGN FOR GEETA AWAL

Different conceptual sketches

After enough research and sketches, conceptual design was done.

02 VOID IN GROUND FLOOR

03 MASS AND VOID 04 PROVIDE OPENINGS

05 MATERIAL ADDED 06 FINAL DESIGN

RESIDENCE FOR MRS. BISHNU KESARI AWAL

Points to be considered in Floor Plans

Points to be considered in Elevations

Points to be considered in Section

Note: Detail drawings on annex

Shera Board is a non-asbestos fibre-cement building board composed

Cement Board is versatile and suitable for general use of internal

Aluminum Composite Panel is cladding material that's used for

INTERIOR DESIGN FOR MR. PRASHAN SHRESTHA

TV unit and Shelf:

Wardrobe and Dressing

View from TV unit

View from TV unit

View from Main entrance

There is the column in

➢ Minimal and simple

THE DHUSUJU’S RESIDENCE

INTERIOR DESIGN OF TOP FLOOR

Attached bathroom is provided in

➢ Chairs cover are provided in in slab to maintain

THE EVEREST MANLA