Practicum Report on Architectural Internship

Practicum Report Department of 10 February 2020
Architecture
Tribhuvan University
Institute of Engineering
PURWANCHAL CAMPUS
A Report on Architectural Internship Program
Submitted By:
NAME: DILLISHWAR BISHWAKARMA
ROLL NO: 073/BARCH/08
Performed at
CE CONSTRUCTION PVT.LTD.
Tripureshwor, Kathmandu
Office Supervisor
AR. AMUL MANANDHAR
Report of Professional Training (Practicum) AR701

From 1st mangshir 2076 To 29th falgun 2076
Submitted to:
Department of Architecture
HOD: AR. KUBER SHRESTHA
AR.ANISH LIMBU
Date: 10th May 2020
Name | Roll No. | 4th Year 1st Part | T.U., I.O.E., Purwanchal Campus, Dharan Page 1
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DECLARATION
I, hereby declare that the presented report of internship report titled

“Report of Professional Training (Practicum) “is uniquely prepared by me after
the completion of 90 days at “CE CONSTRUCTION Pvt. Ltd. “under the
supervision of Ar. Amul Tuladhar. The work contained in the report is original
and honestly declare that to the best of my knowledge.
I further declare that work reported in this project has not been submitted to any institute,
university or for the award of any degree. I also confirm that, this report is prepared only for
my academic requirement and not for any other propose
Signature of Student
Name: Dillishwar Bishwakarma
Roll No. 073/BAE/08
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CONTENTS
PREFACE: 4
ACKNOWLEGMENT: 5
INTRODUCTION 7
OBJECTIVES OF THE PRACTICUM 7
ABOUT OFFICE 7
PROJECTS DURING THE PRACTICUM 9
PROJECT 1: 9
PROJECT 2: 27
PROJECT 3: 41
PROJECT 4: 55
PROJECT 5: 94
PROJECT 6: 100
PROJECT 7: 109
PROJECT 8: 114
CONCLUSION: 116
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PREFACE
The internship is the transformation of the students to the professional approach. It gives us
practical knowledge on values, ethics, culture and environment of organization and also
teaches ways to face the problems in workplaces and tackle them. Practicum, as a part the of
curriculum prescribed by the Tribhuvan University for the fourth year first semester at
Bachelor Degree of architecture under PURWANCHAL ENGINEERING CAMPUS is
specified subject to be conducted by Department of Architecture working as trainee architect
for the period of 90 days. The internship experience is an independent one, Design to offer a
transition between educational setting and the professional setting for the architecture student.
It provides opportunity to apply and improve design, graphic and communication skills and to
gain experience which are not easily simulated in an academic environment. This document
aims to describe the work done during my internship, which took place from 5th November
2019-running, at the CE CONSTRUCTION Pvt. Ltd, Tripureshwor, Kathmandu.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This fourth year first part academic intern has been completed with suggestion, guidance &
help from many individuals. I am deeply indebted to those who have contributed in this work
period. Here, I take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to Ar. Amul Tuladhar
and CE construction Pvt. Ltd. team for accepting me as a trainee architect in their office. It
was precious and good experience to have their continuous guidance and effort in every
aspect throughout this practicum period. They were always available whenever we had any
doubts and never hesitated to share and discuss various ideas, and also provided proper
guidance, encouragement, which created a platform to learn and gather lots of information
about professionalism and architecture. Thank to my respective Asst. Ar. Anish limbu and
my practicum supervisor for guidance and supervision during my whole practium work days.
I would also like to express my appreciation to towards all CE construction Pvt. Ltd family
member who make an effort to make my practicum period without any complexity.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Practicum, as a part the of curriculum prescribed by the Tribhuvan University
for the fourth year, first semester at Bachelor Degree of architecture under
PURWANCHAL ENGINEERING CAMPUS is specified subject to be
conducted by Department of Architecture working as trainee architect for the
period of 90 days. An internship is short period of time that enables an intern to
work in a professional approach.
Practicum, in the field of Architecture is most important to understand the

working system and methods and focus on problems based on practical learning
through experience in architecture/ engineering/planning fields in the current
market place. It gives us practical knowledge on values, ethics, culture and
environment of organization and also teaches ways to face the problems in
workplaces and tackle them. Practicum emphasize the application of principles,
technique and methods of designing, drafting, construction in practice from the
lesson that I learn from academic level.
At first, I was unknown about the right firm to choose. Later when I approach
ask my senior brother recommend me to seek for an average firm where I shall
get an opportunity to learn variety of professional architectural practice that are
prevalent in current market. Hence, I choose CE Construction Pvt. Ltd.,
Tripureshwor, Kathmandu for my intern office.
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INTRODUCTION
Architectural internship is a period of work experience offered by architectural institution for
their students where students are suggested many firms in the region of their reach and they
have to make a choice according to their preferences (In the context of Nepal). However, it is
the firm’s decision whether to intake a student reviewing his CV or Portfolio.
“An internship is a period of work experience offered by an institution for a predetermined

period of time.”
OBJECTIVES OF THE PRACTICUM

Internship and rule for it differs from country to country. It depend upon the contemporary
educational practice in the country. In the context of Nepal, in the field of Architecture, the
curriculum directs an institution to offer its students a practical working experience before
completion of Bachelor program. Internships are used to determine if the intern still has an
interest in that field after the real life experience.
In addition, an internship can be used to create a professional network that can assist with
letters of recommendation or lead to future employment opportunities. The benefit of
internship to students is that they are already familiar with the company, working procedure
and their position. Internships provide current college students the ability to participate in a
field of their choice to receive hands on learning about a particular future career, preparing
them for full-time work following graduation.
ABOUT OFFICE
Firm name: CE CONSTRUCTION PVT. LT.
Location: TRIPURESWOR
How is there working environment?
In college projects, assuming our tutors as our clients we design accordingly negosiating our
ideas and tutor’s comments. In contrast, while designing for a real client, his decision proves
to be the most in design thinking. Manytimes, we have to compromise on our ideas. The
practicum teaches us how to interact with the client and how to possibly convince him/her if
his/her stipulate isn’t feasible and appropriate. Designing in a paper is relatively easy, but
during the process of materializing that design, many problems might arise which we aren’t
conscious of until those are confronted in the real construction practice. Hence, practicum
proves to be a good method to confront any problem that hinders the construction process. In
addition, practicum has many aims and objectives.
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COMPANY PROFILE:
CE SERVICES Pvt. Ltd. established in 1998 A.D. The company is established to provide
consultancy services with respect to Engineering and architectural works. It wishes to
practice internationally well established and proven construction management practices
adopted to suit the soil of Nepal. Our team members consist of multiple professional
engineers who have had the irrelevant work experience over the years and are now united and
ready to release the positive synergy. We have engineering Licenses that cover Nepal and are
qualified to obtain additional licenses as needed. We believe we can bring a positive change
in the consultancy business we are in. The company has a vision to provide practical and
economic solution to the many engineering problems. We look to go beyond ordinary
consultancy norms and aim each the standard of care towards our clients.
WHY THIS CONSULTANCY?
“I always wanted a consultancy in proximity from my residence that acquires an inspiring

profile, spatial integrity in office, has cozy environment to spend time in, provides me with
ample chances to have site visits, interact with professionals and aids my internship. CE
CONSTRUCTION (P). Ltd. seem to meet every area of my interests. Therefore, I chose the
consultancy so that I could learn variety of architectural stuffs broadening my intellectual and
professional networks.”
MAJOR WORKING FIELDS:

• Architectural design • Interior design
• Structure design • Landscape Architecture
• MEP Design • Infrastructure Design
• Property Development • Retrofitting
• Infrastructure Design
SOME MAJOR PROJECTS:

• Hotel Shambala
• Thaiba height housing
• Hotel le Sherpa
• GRANDE TOWERS
• GRANDE INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL
• Hattiban, housing
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• Premier Apartment
PROJECTS DURING THE PRACTICUM

PROJECT 1: THAIBA HEIGHT HOUSING
Introduction
Project Brief:
The planning was already done by our senior architects.
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MY INVOLVEMENT:
a. Tiles design for toilets
b. Entrance gate design
c. False ceiling design
d. Wall section and stair section detail
a. Tiles design for toilets
Two types of toilet tiles are used there i.e. dark tiles and light tiles. Dark and light tiles are
used in different proportions for different toilets depending upon the shape and size and
beautiness of toilets. Dark tiles in shower and water closet are used in such a way that the
fixtures were placed at the center of dark tiles.
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Achievements:
• Knowledge about the use of dark and light tiles in proportion.
• Placement of water closet, wash basin, shower etc.
• Ideas about layout planning
• Idea about minimum size of toilets for the better placement of WC, WB, etc.
b. Entrance gate design
OPTION 1:
Comments received:
• Metal gate should not be fully closed
• Slope roof preferable than plain due to housing theme
• Should be more brick exposed
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OPTION 2:
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Achievements:
• Knowledge about housing gate design
• Ideas about brick expose structure
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c. False ceiling design
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False ceilings were only designed for living/dinning area which creates two squares. False
ceilings were only given around the squares and plaster of paris finish was given to the
squares.
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Achievements:
• Knowledge about false ceiling placement.
• Placement of lights.
d. Wall section and stair section
These floor plans were provided to me for drawing out wall sections of different walls. This
building planning is unique than other building in the housing because of its angular shape.
The drawing of wall section would ensure there is no confusion as to what the actual
construction of the wall should be in order to make the elevation look the same after
construction as it was imagined by the architect.
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Achievements:
• Knowledge about lintel placement, sill placement.
• Use of finishing materials.
• Flow of beam.
• Use of centre line.
• Raising of plinth level.
• Ideas of brick soling.
• Use of fairface brickwork.
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PROJECT 2: DADHIKOT HOUSING

LOCATION: Dadhikot,
BUILDING TYPE: 12CD1
Project Brief:
The initial planning was already designed by our senior architects. It is still in plan
developing process. Discussion is going on for the changing master plan
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MY INVOLVEMENT:
a. Preparation of 3D model from initial floor plans(12CD1) and elevation treatment.
b. Elevations, section.
c. Final planning.
d. Slab plan.
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a. Preparation of 3D model from initial floor plans and elevation

treatment
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b. Elevations, section
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c. Final planning
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d. Slab plan
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Achievements:
➢ 3D Modelling
• Ideas about the use of design elements
• Learnt sketchup properly
➢ Planning
• Ideas about the Use of space, elements as per requirements
• Knowledge of space visualization
➢ Interior Design
• Ideas of furniture placement.
➢ Section
• Placement of beam, use of plaster,
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PROJECT 3: RESIDENCE DESIGN

➢ Introduction
Location: Sallaghari
Client: CE staff
Land Area: 1366.58 sq.ft
Planning Requirements
• 1 bedroom, kitchen, living room and a common toilet in ground floor.
• 3 bedroom, a common toilet and a balcony in first floor.
• 1 bedroom, kitchen, a balcony and a common toilet.
Planning brief:
Whole planning was done by me with the guidance of senior architect LINDA JOSHI. Many
option’s plan were done before confirming the final plan.
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Fig: SITE PLAN
Design process:
• Plan development
• Final planning
• 3D modelling
• Elevations, section
• Municipal drawing
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• Plan development:
Initial sketch
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• Final Planning:
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• 3D modelling: Due to client changes, In the front part of the

building 2 windows were added in final plan.
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• Elevations , section:
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• Municipal drawing:
Achievements:
➢ Planning
• Ideas about the Use of space as per requirements
• Knowledge of space visualization
• Knowledge of designing more functional and economical spaces.
➢ Municipal Drawing
• Learnt to prepare the technical drawing.
• Idea of preparing opening schedule.
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PROJECT 4: GOLDHUNGA HOUSING

Location: Gamcha chowk, kathmandu
No. of housing: 13
Planning brief:
Planning was already done by our senior architects. It consists of just 13 residence.
MY INVOLVEMENT:
a. Sanitary drawings of B type building.

b. Water supply drawings of B type building.
c. Electrical drawings of B type building.
d. Electrical drawings of A type building.
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a. Sanitary drawings of B type building
Three types of pipes; soil, waste and rain water pipes were provided. The soil pipe and rain
water pipe is generally 110mm where as size of waste pipe differs in accordance to the
waste carried by the pipe. Bending of pipe is usually done in 45 degree. The soil pipe for
every house hold is then connected to a main soil pipe which is connected to a common
septic tank.
We were given a class for water supply and drainage drawing and were shown different
types of pipes with their sizes and function.
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S- trap is the trap that passes through floor which raises the floor and is not that
convenient one.
P- trap is the trap that passes through wall. P- trap is specially used because it contains P
shape and the water remains there so it prevents from bad smell.
This is Nahani Trap which is used in the cases where there is no need to raise the floor.
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Learnt through doing sanitary drawing:

• Three types of pipes are used; soil, waste and rainwater pipe. Soil and waste
pipes are uPVC pipes and they are brittle in nature whereas for the roads HDP pipes
are used which are black in color and flexible.
• All the pipelines needs vent for the air pressure.
For building more than 5 storied, extra vent is necessary otherwise smell gets in.
• Rain water is also joined to the waste water man hole.
Cleaning cap is provided so that dirt is cleaned time to time.
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b. Water supply drawings of B type building
Water from main line is supplied to the terrace tank then distributed to the whole apartment
and cold water is also sent to solar from the water tank. Pipe size for the distribution of water
depends on the no. of units it is connected to. The calculation of size of hot and cold water
pipe was done with the help of the given table. Each fixture is give n unit. The given figure
determines the pipe size:
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c. Electrical drawings of B type building

An architect must also understand the electrical procedure for the ease while designing so
that it won’t become hindrance and also, the process becomes quick with layouts which
might as well guide the design. Knowing about electrical cables layout is important.
The three types of layouts were done as light point’s layout, power socket layouts, and
telephone and TV point’s layout .
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Light point layout:

In these layout drawings the electrical layouts of light points are shown. The light points
were supply from the slab as well as the walls. The horizontal supply is done through the
walls and the vertical connection through slab. While supplying from the slab the pipe
were laid during the reinforcement process. As the layouts are concealed hence the
walls were cut off for the supply. The position of the lights depends upon the layouts of the
room but in most cases the switches were locate near the door. Generally the
connection in this layout was done through switches to switches, switches to lights and
from lights to lights. Here switches were connected to the DB and one switch can support
the loads of 10 lights only. In place such as staircase, lobby the two way switches can be
used.
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Power point layout:

Power sockets were laid at the walls and in most cases they are place above the skirting
lines and at the level of switches. The location of the power sockets might be varying as
it depends upon the layouts. As switches the main connection of the power sockets
were also made on the DB the connection of up to 3 the power socket can be made from the
one DB. In case of high power consuming area such as kitchen, laundry, ac e.tc the 20 amp
power socket were provided which single line can be connected at the DB. The inverter
lines were also is connected at the DB.
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Telephones and TV layout:

The connection of telephone and TV points are not made at the DB. We can see the small
box near the DB box for the connection of it. In this the main supplies are connected with
the individual lines. The positions of those points were made at the level above the skirting.
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AC point layout:
AC point layout is done in ground floor and first floor where the space and switches are
defined.
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d. Electrical drawings of A type building
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Achievements:
• Details about sanitary connections and drawings known.
• Details about water supply drawings known.
• Unit calculations for the water supply and to determine the pipe sizes.
• Types of pipes and its uses known
• Pipe dimensions and mode of connections known.
• Learnt about different electrical layouts.
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PROJECT 5: NILBARAHI HOUSING

Location: Nilbarahi
Area: 2,37,414.62 sq.ft
Planning brief:
Maximum planning was already done by our senior architects and it is still in developing
phase. This housing includes a total of 99 plots.
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MY INVOLVEMENT:
a. Render master plan
b. Render floor plans of type C building
c. Render floor plans of type D building
a. Render master plan
Fig: Initially provided master plan
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Fig: Rendered master plan
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b. Render floor plans of type C building
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c. Render floor plans of type D building
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Achievements:
• Learnt photoshop and how to render in Autocad
• Knowledge about How to beautify floor plans and interior design etc.
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PROJECT 6: SIDDHARTHA BANK

Location: New road, Pokhara
Site area: 4235.76 sq.ft
Work type: Renovation of both exterior and interior
Planning brief:
its initial planning
was already done
by the architect of
the firm. This
office would be
the regional office
of Pokhara. The
site is longitudinal
with open side at
the front and back
façade, west and
east.
DESIGN STEPS FOLLOWED MY INVOLVEMENT:
CASE STUDY a. case study of Siddharth bank, Hattisar
CONCEPTUALIZATION b. Interior design conceptual
INTERIOR DESIGN c. elevation/façade design options
FAÇADE TREATMENT d. 3d render
3D RENDER
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a. Case study of Siddharth bank
Case study at Siddharth bank head office at Hattisar:

• As yellow is their theme colour, it was incorporated in interior as well as exterior
design giving bands, niches etc.
• Vertical separation of mass from private to public zone
Siddharth bank at Hattisar
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b. Interior design (conceptual)

In the practical filed, mostly the client demand and choices are given priority. The design
in the interior is mainly based upon the client choices.
Reception area: With the design guideline, I started with the reception area, initially
with the furniture design and then overall area. For the walls, cement board panels were
used. One of the walls was highlighted with the overall use of yellow colour.
Initial sketch Initial phase
Final phase
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Customer Service Area: keeping it minimal, this area was designed by simply bordering
the wall with thick simple bands of grey colour as a frame and within it keeping white portion
where the bank’s name and motto is encompassed and is focused. The area was created on a
platform giving a yellow band below it and providing it with rope light. For more
enhancement, hanging lights were added.
Initial sketch Final phase
Waiting area: Keeping theme in mind, the seatings were provided with laybacks. As
people in the waiting area would require tables to fill forms or write something, special type
of small tables were provided. The walls were left plain where the ad display screens were
to be placed.
Waiting Area Lobby Area
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Spill out/ discussion area: Second floor of the bank would consist of more private
spaces comprising of rooms of different managers and directors. So to have a spill out
area or discussion area for the personnels in an interesting space, this space was
designed. This space was designed as a relief space where people cant sit and work or
chat in presence of greenery.
Spill out/ discussion area
Second floor plan
Existing space Designed space
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c. Elevation/Façade design
As per the client, modern out-look of the building was preferred. For the modern look,
the major focus was on the use of glass. Fully or partially glazed façade would be the major
focus of the building façade. Not only for the aesthetics, glazed façade was also desirable
for ample admittance of light in the building since the building is able to get light from
front and rear back façade only that is east and west.
Conceptual sketches were done to bring out the form of the building through elevation
treatments and designs. As the changes were done in planning many times, this also
affected in façade treatment. However, the glazed façade of the building wasn’t
compromised.
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT: OPTION 1
Initial sketch
Existing building
Comments received:
• Very plain façade

• Less use of elements
3D visualization
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Keeping the previous comments in mind, a new design was approached to add more
elements, so long vertical windows were added with complimenting C and L shaped bands.
Comments received:
• Fully glazed preferable than provide windows.
• If using bands, make it visible with thickness.
Initial sketch 3D visualization

With further modification, the façade was made light by addition of more glazed surface
than providing openings. V shaped supports were added to support the projection above.
COMMENTS RECEIVED:
▪ The v-shaped supporters are not complimenting.
Modified sketch 3D visualization
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As per the changed plan; new elevation options with double height porch in front was
designed.
Initial phase Final phase
Comments Received:
• Counter Area should not be fully glazed.
• Bank’s name in the entry should be more focused.
• ATM part better not to be glazed.
• Blank wall is overpowering.
Cement Board: The material used in the facade treatment is cement

board. The cement board is used because the existing hospital side facade
is treated with the cement board. A cement board is a combination of
cement and reinforcing fibres formed into 3 foot by 5 foot sheets, 1/4 to
1/2 inch thick that are typically used as a tile backing board. Cement
board can be nailed or screwed to wood or steel studs to create a
substrate for vertical tile and attached horizontally.
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▪ Option 3 modified
▪ Provision of frp(fibre reinforced plastic jali) incorporated in design to block visibility of
counter area from road
▪ Use of yellow vertical elements to highlight the building
FRP(Fibre reinforced plastic)jail:

It is the panel of desired patterned mesh.
It is 40 to 50 mm thick. It is made of
Acrylic fibre.
Final Elevation option
Glass Spider Clamp:

These fittings help fix the glasses with each other and are available as 1 legged to 4 legged
usually. It is used for the tempered glasses of thickness 10-12 mm. CR spider fittings is made
of 316 stainless steel.
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Achievements:
• Learnt softwares like Lumion
• Ideas about interior designing, management of space
• Enhancing skills of elevation treatments/façade design
• Knowledge about the space requirements, zoning and working for design of a bank
• Learnt how to work with small space in the most efficient and economic way
• Improved skills in 2D drafting , 3D modelling
PROJECT 7: OUR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Location: Gulmi
Project type: Hospital
Project Architect: Ar. Salouna Sthapit
Planning brief:
Community Hospital is proposal of the hospital project which is located at Gulmi. It comprises
of main block hospital, administration area, doctor quarter, nurse quarter . For this, I was
given the opportunity to plan doctor’s quarter.
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MY INVOLVEMENT:
a. Planning of doctor’s quarter
b. Plan render of doctor’s quarter
Proposed site
a. Planning of doctor’s quarter
Plan development:
For the Doctor Quarter, the criteria was two families on ground floor and two on first floor,
total of 4 families in 1 quarter block. Whereas, in interior planning there should be 1 living
room, one bedroom( minimum of size 10’ X 12’), one master bedroom with attached
toilet, common toilet( 5’X 8’) and a kitchen to each family. Also, the area must not exceed
750 square feet which was a tedious job to do. Given the criteria, I worked on planning by
sketching first. I planned to keep living room on south as we tend to spend more time on
living room. My aim was to keep bedrooms on south-east or south- west side, so as
bedroom would be warm on mornings and evenings. Then, I’d learned about keeping
kitchen on north east side during my college days which also fits according to Vastu
Shastra. So, I gave options to the Project Architect of Doctor’s Quarter.
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Initial sketch
Bubble diagram
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After making multiple options, the one below was chosen by the project architect where
she found the flow undisturbing, natural ventilation to all the rooms and fulfilling to the
criteria. However, we had to consider little exceeded area.
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b. Plan render of doctor’s quarter

Plan Rendering in PHOTOSHOP was done to present to the client for better understanding.
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
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Achievements:
• Buildings placed in less fill and cut in the contours so that there is minimization in
the cost ultimately.
• Plan under restrictions which was quite different than what we practice in college
• Learnt rendering plan, to use Photoshop, types of rooms in hospital, color coding for
the same type of space such as staircase, pathway, toilet and material scaling
according to plan .
PROJECT 8: LUMBINI HUB

Location: Lumbini
Introduction:
It is a resort located at Lumbini. Its overall planning is almost done. It is the best idea for the
development of tourism in Nepal. It contains following departs:
• Restaurant cluster
• Maya multiplex
• Convention center
• Hotel sakya muni
• The hub hotel
• Water park
• Maya apartment
• Service zone and parking lot
• Guard house
MY INVOLVEMENT:
• Photoshop master plan render
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Achievements:
• Knowledge about the planning of resort
• Landscape design knowledge
• Learnt more about photoshop
CONCLUSION:
➢ My experience as a trainee in CE CONSTRUCTION Pvt.Ltd. has

been very helpful to me.
➢ Practicum period has also provided me a chance to interact

with the professionals, deal with clients, visit the construction
sites.
➢ It taught me the team spirit of working in coordination with

different personals.
➢ Practicum period surely bridged the gap between the

theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge.

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Practicum Report Department of 10 February 2020

Report of Professional Training (Practicum) AR701

I, hereby declare that the presented report of internship report titled

Name: Dillishwar Bishwakarma

Roll No. 073/BAE/08

OBJECTIVES OF THE PRACTICUM 7

PROJECTS DURING THE PRACTICUM 9

Practicum, in the field of Architecture is most important to understand the

“An internship is a period of work experience offered by an institution for a predetermined

OBJECTIVES OF THE PRACTICUM

Firm name: CE CONSTRUCTION PVT. LT.

How is there working environment?

WHY THIS CONSULTANCY?

“I always wanted a consultancy in proximity from my residence that acquires an inspiring

MAJOR WORKING FIELDS:

• Structure design • Landscape Architecture

• MEP Design • Infrastructure Design

• Property Development • Retrofitting

SOME MAJOR PROJECTS:

• Thaiba height housing

• GRANDE INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL

PROJECTS DURING THE PRACTICUM

a. Tiles design for toilets

b. Entrance gate design

c. False ceiling design

d. Wall section and stair section

PROJECT 2: DADHIKOT HOUSING

BUILDING TYPE: 12CD1

a. Preparation of 3D model from initial floor plans and elevation

PROJECT 3: RESIDENCE DESIGN

Land Area: 1366.58 sq.ft

• 3 bedroom, a common toilet and a balcony in first floor.

• 1 bedroom, kitchen, a balcony and a common toilet.

Fig: SITE PLAN

• 3D modelling: Due to client changes, In the front part of the

• Knowledge of space visualization

• Knowledge of designing more functional and economical spaces.

• Idea of preparing opening schedule.

PROJECT 4: GOLDHUNGA HOUSING

a. Sanitary drawings of B type building.

a. Sanitary drawings of B type building

Learnt through doing sanitary drawing:

b. Water supply drawings of B type building

c. Electrical drawings of B type building

Light point layout:

Power point layout:

Telephones and TV layout:

d. Electrical drawings of A type building

• Details about sanitary connections and drawings known.

• Details about water supply drawings known.

• Types of pipes and its uses known

• Pipe dimensions and mode of connections known.

• Learnt about different electrical layouts.

PROJECT 5: NILBARAHI HOUSING

Area: 2,37,414.62 sq.ft

a. Render master plan

Fig: Initially provided master plan

Fig: Rendered master plan

b. Render floor plans of type C building

c. Render floor plans of type D building

PROJECT 6: SIDDHARTHA BANK

Site area: 4235.76 sq.ft

Work type: Renovation of both exterior and interior