D Sketchbook is powered by a collaborative multidisciplinary studio based in Kathmandu. Our team brings together diverse expertise spanning contextual architecture, structural seismic engineering, interior craftsmanship, and project management.
A culture founded on design dialogue, continuous technical learning, and rigorous site stewardship.
Leadership Managing Director & Principal Architect
B.Arch, IOE Pulchowk / [CONFIRM: Credentials]
Founding D Sketchbook (P) Ltd. in 2016, the Principal leads the firm's overarching design philosophy, focusing on climate-responsive architecture, civic infrastructure, and contextual urban development across Nepal.
Leadership Head of Structural & Civil Engineering
M.Sc. Structural Engineering / [CONFIRM: Credentials]
Directs D Sketchbook's engineering team, specializing in seismic analysis, high-load foundation design, and innovative infrastructure typologies across complex Himalayan geological conditions.
Lead Interior Architect
B.Arch / Interior Design / [CONFIRM: Credentials]
Spearheads bespoke hospitality and residential interior architecture, harmonizing contemporary ergonomics with traditional Nepalese craft, custom joinery, and architectural lighting.
Head of Project Delivery & Construction Management
B.E. Civil, PMP / [CONFIRM: Credentials]
Oversees on-site construction quality control, contractor procurement, schedule tracking, and client budget oversight across multi-phase regional developments in Nepal.
We are continually seeking curious architects, structural computational engineers, interior designers, and resident site supervisors who care deeply about the built environment of Nepal.
Our studio operates as a collaborative laboratory where young designers gain direct hands-on experience across complex real-world commissions, from seismic analysis and municipal code compliance to high-craft joinery and on-site concrete pours.
Every architect at D Sketchbook participates in active construction supervision to understand real-world building physics.
Architects and structural engineers work side-by-side, breaking down traditional consultant silos.
We believe contemporary architecture in Nepal must respect regional heritage and climate rather than imitating foreign trends.