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In the early hours of 25 April, 2015 a magnitude 7.8 earthquake occurred in Nepal, the biggest
earthquake in over 80 years. The earthquake was followed by several aftershocks, including a
magnitude 6.7 earthquake on 4 May 2015 which triggered many areas of the Nepal where towns and
villages have been cut off by the severe damage. In Kirtipur only 43 lives were lost with 3513
residential buildings completely broken down and 4157 buildings were partially damaged.
The historically, culturally and archeologically famous Kirtipur suffered huge human and economic loss.
Almost all temples, patis pauwas and other public buildings are at higher degree of risk in terms of its
serviceability and cultural values. People are worried about extinction of history, architecture and
civilization of Kirtipur. Hence Kirtipur Municipality as the responsible governmental organization it shall
take overall management of such assets in Kirtipur. Till date no major study in terms of technical
evaluation and social evaluation of our nearby public assets has been kept in priority by the
municipality hence early and timely planned maintenance is essential in order to preserve our
architecture and technology and to handover the culture, art and technology to the upcoming
engineers.
The recent earthquake most of the temples are demanding great degree of maintenance and repair
activities as these structures are the edge of its existence. Therefore the municipality should keep its
intention towards the reconstruction of the damaged temples through the sustainable, resilient and
planned manner.
OBJECTIVES
The main objective of this proposal is to assist municipality in providing the technical assistance in the
preparation of a detail study report of the reconstruction plan of historically, culturally and
archeologically important buildings structures, sites and places damaged due to the devastating
earthquake within Kirtipur Municipality.
Specifically, the objectives are
To record existing conditions of temples, durbars, gumbas and other public structures
systematically
To provide design and drawings of the structural components that need to be repaired / replaced to
make the structure usable;
Scope of Works:
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Expected Outputs
The study should include but not necessarily limited to the followings
Reconnaissance survey
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Working Team
The working team for field and office works shall necessarily consist of the following Key Personnel
together with adequate supporting manpower.
S.No
Personnel
Qualification
Number
Team Leader
Urban Planner
Architect
BE
Archaeology
MA
Civil Engineer
BE
CAD Expert
Diploma
Assistant Engineer
Diploma
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