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Mountain homes: Gabions or rammed earth?, by Suman Paneru and Prashanna Ghimire (ht 06/12/2024)

Architecture and democracy : Despite the use of foreign forms, Nepali architecture is democratic and egalitarian, by Abhi Subedi (kp 24/11/2024)

High living below the Himalaya : New Pokhara apartment can be a second home for those fleeing Kathmandu’s congestion, by Rupa Joshi (nt 15/11/2024)

Preserve Traditional Housing With Thermal Comfort, by Basudev Gautam (rn 30/08/2024)

The rise of high-rises : Nine years after the 2015 earthquake, Kathmandu has to ask: how safe are the new tall structures, by Sonia Awale (nt 19/04/2024)

Documenting modern architectural forms : It can be done in collaboration with students and researchers based in various places, by Pratyoush Onta (kp 12/04/2024)

The early modern architecture of Kathmandu : The exhibition ‘Modern Encounters in Architecture: Kathmandu Valley (1945 - 1985)’, which is taking place at Taragaon Next, aims to draw public attention to an important period in Nepali architecture, by Anish Ghimire (kp 12/04/2024)

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