About Me

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Shirshak Baniya is a rural architecture devotee. He did his undergraduate in architecture from Nepal in 2017 AD. His undergraduate thesis was essentially based on issue of rural empowerment. Shirshak have faith in the high performance level of natural building material like earth and bamboo. With this natural material he wrap modern steels and concrete to create an innovative definition for neo vernacular architecture.

Shirshak has worked and collaborated with A for Architecture, ABARI, Prabal Thapa Architects, Baha Spatial Agency, Anju Malla Pradhan, Narayan Acharya, Emil Shrestha and Santosh Dhital. Currently Shirshak assists the design department at Kamero Consults and Trihaus Design Studio.

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  3. You really have put a great effort I viewed almost all the photographs. You really have an eye for art.Indeed,inspiring.Maybe i could learn some for my blog.Please pay a visit to my blog dinastha.blogspot.com.

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  5. Hello Shirshak Baniya,

    My name is Ylva and I am currently in Nepal to do a pre-study on insulation for a new masters program at Kathmandu University. I was wondering if you would be interested in answering a couple of questions I have regarding the subject as you seem to be interested and knowledgeable about construction and architecture?

    Best regard
    Ylva Teleman

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    1. its great that you are in nepal. i am architecture 3rd year student at kathmandu enginnering college. i have my some friends in environmental engineering at Kathmandu university, Dhulikhel. nice to have your message. i will try my best for your answer regarding the insulation in building. we have read briefly about insulation of building material although we lack some information regarding current market trend. feel free to share your question.hope to meet you soon.

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      1. Thank you for your reply and I am happy to see that you liked my blog about Nepal!

        I will write my questions here and if you think it is a good place to answer go ahead, otherwise you can send your answers to my email ylva.teleman@gmail.com .

        There is little insulation in Nepal, why do you think that is?

        Do you think insulation in houses is necessary? In that case, what could be done to increase the use of it?

        How important is it to use local materials?

        This prestudy is for a new master program in Energy Efficient Building, what would you say should be the most important material in such a program? What would be of most value for Nepal to teach the students?

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