
Service 01 · Architectural & Engineering Design
Architectural & Engineering Design in Nepal
A good building starts with drawings that architects and engineers have worked on together. At HNG, our architect, structural engineer and geotechnical engineer design your home as one team, so the plan you love is also a structure built to stand through Nepal’s earthquakes.
From the first sketch of your घरको नक्सा to the last working drawing, every line is checked against the site, the soil and the Nepal National Building Code.
Architectural & Engineering Design
What’s included.
- 01
Architectural planning
Layouts, elevations and sections for modern house design in Nepal, villas, hotels, resorts, schools and commercial buildings, planned around light, airflow and the people who use them.
- 02
Structural design to NBC
Earthquake-resistant structural design to the seismic requirements of the Nepal National Building Code (NBC 105), with full calculations.
- 03
Geotechnical & soil investigation
Soil testing and bearing-capacity reports, so foundations are designed for the ground they actually sit on.
- 04
3D visualisation
Realistic 3D views of the exterior and interior, so you can see the building before a single brick is laid.
- 05
Working drawings
Detailed architectural, structural and services drawings that the site team builds from exactly.
How We Work
A clear process, one accountable team.
Every project follows the same careful sequence, so you always know what happens next and who is responsible for it.
- 1
Brief & site study
We visit the land, study its orientation, access and soil, and listen to what you need.
- 2
Concept & 3D
Vastu-aligned concept plans with 3D views, refined with you until they feel right.
- 3
Engineering
Structural analysis and foundation design based on the soil report and NBC seismic requirements.
- 4
Working drawings
A complete, coordinated drawing set ready for the permit and for construction.
Related Projects
Recent work.
Resort at Nagarkot
Commercial Building in Dang
Let’s talk about your project.
The first consultation is free, and there’s no obligation.

















