Studio Subtle Nepal

We seek thoughtful and meticulous professionals and students who can navigate the spectrum from abstract concept to built form.

Our core philosophy demands a dedication to the tangible, prioritizing hand-done design work and sophisticated physical modeling as critical thinking tools. These skills are essential companions to the precision required for comprehensive documentation and seamless site coordination.

Please send in your work portfolio and statement of purpose to *[email protected]* to join our team.

MATRA: A series of furniture inspired by the cultural tapestry of Tulunad.

Architectural drawings of Documented Residence in Patan

RESIDENCE in Patan, Lalitpur
This residence is a 100-year-old house located along Akhibahal Marg. It is part of a cluster of homes that share a central courtyard, serving as a communal space for various activities. The house was documented as part of an adaptive reuse project, focusing on its structure and current condition following the earthquake.

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MATRA: A series of furniture inspired by the cultural tapestry of Tulunad.

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To join our team.. Send us your CV and Work Portfolio .[email protected]

ACADEMY for Tomorrow(Xavier Academy - Competition Entry): The future school is envisioned as a dynamic and inclusive learning environment that goes beyond traditional classrooms, emphasizing experiential, collaborative, and conventional education. Designed as a “window to the world,” it nurtures curiosity and creativity by providing versatile spaces like corridors that blend into in-between areas that encourage informal learning. Innovative facilities, such as a Fab Lab, offer opportunities for hands-on experimentation, while the use of local crafts and sustainable materials, like Lokta paper as sun shading external louvre, fosters a connection to cultural roots. The design integrates vibrant student areas with serene spaces for educators, promoting well-being and productivity. Overall, the school cultivates a collaborative atmosphere that supports holistic development, innovation, and adaptability to future needs.

BARGAHA: This residence is designed for a retired employee of the Indian Institute of Science, located on the outskirts of Bangalore, India. The design features a central courtyard that serves as the main source of light, surrounded by a staircase, terraces, and rooms featuring the technique of filler slabs. Various overlapping geometries are used throughout the design to create personal niches within the house.

Manthali Resort: Renders