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As a Nepali architectural designer and Master’s candidate in World Heritage Studies at BTU Cottbus, I strive to weave tangible heritage, intangible traditions, and sustainable community practices into my work. Drawing from my professional experience at ARC Architects and volunteering at UN Habitat’s earthquake relief efforts, I aim to bridge design, research, traditional craftsmanship, and intercultural dialogue—applying these skills to projects that preserve the past while fostering ethical, community-centered futures.…As a Nepali architectural designer and Master’s candidate in World Heritage Studies at BTU Cottbus, I strive to weave tangible heritage, intangible traditions, and sustainable community practices into my work. Drawing from my professional experience at ARC Architects and volunteering at UN Habitat’s earthquake relief efforts, I aim to bridge design, research, traditional craftsmanship, and intercultural dialogue—applying these skills to projects that preserve the past while fostering ethical, community-centered futures.

Sumin Bajracharya

Architect, Content Designer, Graphic Designer, +2

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As a Nepali architectural designer and Master’s candidate in World Heritage Studies at BTU Cottbus, I strive to weave tangible heritage, intangible traditions, and sustainable community practices into my work. Drawing from my professional experience at ARC Architects and volunteering at UN Habitat’s earthquake relief efforts, I aim to bridge design, research, traditional craftsmanship, and intercultural dialogue—applying these skills to projects that preserve the past while fostering ethical, community-centered futures.…As a Nepali architectural designer and Master’s candidate in World Heritage Studies at BTU Cottbus, I strive to weave tangible heritage, intangible traditions, and sustainable community practices into my work. Drawing from my professional experience at ARC Architects and volunteering at UN Habitat’s earthquake relief efforts, I aim to bridge design, research, traditional craftsmanship, and intercultural dialogue—applying these skills to projects that preserve the past while fostering ethical, community-centered futures.

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As a Nepali architectural designer and Master’s candidate in World Heritage Studies at BTU Cottbus, I strive to weave tangible heritage, intangible traditions, and sustainable community practices into my work. Drawing from my professional experience at ARC Architects and volunteering at UN Habitat’s earthquake relief efforts, I aim to bridge design, research, traditional craftsmanship, and intercultural dialogue—applying these skills to projects that preserve the past while fostering ethical, community-centered futures.