7. July 2014

Interior
For one struggling interior designer in
Nepali context, to work in huge spaces
is the biggest challenge itself. He says,
“It was in my 3rd year of B.Sc. Interior
Design when I got this opportunity to
work with Mrs. Adhikari in such a big
project and it was challenging, too. As a
student it was like dream come true.”
When it came to the decor, Sushovit
selected a variety of statement
pieces, among them were use of
green color that represents fresh and
new beginning; the stripes and use
of slanting lines in the partitions tries
to speak about the career path of
students who are trying to go abroad
and also represent the opportunities
and guideline for them who are in
dilemma. The library and classroom
has two green strips on the wall which
creates a fresh and calm atmosphere.
He says, “She asked me to design the
3000+ sq. ft. area in such a way that it
can stand out best and I tried to make
it as simple as it could be. Design is
what you link with the scenario that
can be creative and simple. Design
has no limit.” As the natural lights
enter only through one direction, glass
partitions are created to make the
optimal use of natural lights. With lots
of excitement, little difficulties, challenge
and hard work, he completed this
elegant looking modern design.
With approximately 3000 sq. ft. space,
the consultancy has got a reception
area, 2 counseling rooms, 1 in-charge
room, 1 library, 3 classes, 1 computer
lab, 1 MD office along with 1 big training
hall for teachers. The Red and black color
combination gives warm and welcoming
environment to the reception whereas
the design made on the back part of
reception acts as the emphasized zone.
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